Author: garybuyshouses

Have you ever wondered if you could just sell your house to the bank? When your mortgage payments become too much, or the upkeep of your home has you spiraling into debt, it can sound appealing to just give your house back to the bank and move on, free and clear. Unfortunately the process isn’t … Continued

It can be a bit confusing when the subject of contingent versus pending comes up during a real estate transaction. A contingency is a condition that has to be met for contract to move forward, while a pending contract is one in which all the contingencies have been met. A contingency in its simplest terms … Continued

Whether you are in a buyer’s or seller’s market, contingencies on offers are not uncommon. If you are a home seller and you want to know what contingent means and how it may affect your home sale then read on for everything you need to know. What is a Contingency? A contingency in its simplest … Continued

The loss of a loved one is never an easy event, no matter how long you’ve prepared for it. But what happens when you are inheriting family debt? As the age old adage says, only two things are certain in life: death and taxes. While death may be an inevitable fact, it brings about uncertainty. … Continued

On any given day, home water damage emergencies effect 14,000 people to their home due to a variety of causes, often requiring water mitigation services. Between broken pipes, leaky windows, bad roofs and malfunctioning appliances the scope of the damage can vary greatly, but either way it means a big, soggy, potentially moldy, mess. If you are … Continued

Back in 2014 the Utah Association of Realtors added checking for radon on their Buyer Due Diligence Checklist. This may seem superfluous to some, but as a dangerous carcinogen that can sneak into your home without notice it’s important to check for radon before selling or buying a home. What is Radon and How Does … Continued

If you’ve noticed some suspicious puddles in the driveway or you’ve seen water running into your yard with no known source you could possibly have a water leak under your driveway. Water leaks start small but can be a big problem, especially if you’re hoping to sell your house. Read on to see how to … Continued