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Real estate showings give potential buyers the opportunity to see and experience your home in person.

Before the offer to purchase is created, you must be at least pre-qualified or, better yet, pre-approved by a lender, unless you are paying cash.

Once your offer is accepted by the seller it starts the escrow period. You will be asked for a down payment, typically 1% of the purchase price.

You've found your dream home, the seller has accepted your offer, your loan has been approved and you're eager to move into your new home.

If you’re thinking about selling your home and moving to a new location but you aren’t entirely sure about the idea, here are some helpful questions to ask when making up your mind.

Tips and tricks to help you enhance your curb appeal and attract more buyers before you start showing your home.

Simple home improvement tips to give your home the best first impression for buyers.

How the appraisal process works and what circumstances call for an appraisal.

How do real estate agent commissions work? Information on commissions for both sellers and buyers.

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