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Why You Shouldn't Pump Your Septic Tank Just Before Selling A House

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Pumping a septic tank is a good maintenance service. However, it’s not advisable to pump the septic tank if you have put up your house for sale. Pumping the tank may look like a “favor” to your potential clients, but they may disagree if they want to test the septic system. Read on to learn why this isn’t a favor after all. The Test The septic loading and dye test is the common way of testing for the efficiency of septic systems. Read More»

Signs That Your Home May Be Priced Too High

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If you want to put your home on the market, then it is wise to hire a real estate broker to help you with the sale of your home. One of the first steps in selling your house occurs when you discuss the price of your house and how much you want to sell it for. Your broker will be able to give you advice on the best sale price, but you will have a say in the matter as well. Read More»

Upgrade Now or Not? Whether to Upgrade Before You Sell

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If you’re planning to sell your home, and it’s kind of an old home and shows this, you might be considering upgrading parts of the house to make it more attractive to buyers. In some cases, this is a good idea, but there are times when you don’t want to make any major changes before you sell your home. It’s best to upgrade the clear-cut problem spots and leave the rest alone. Read More»

4 Home Staging Mistakes

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If you are planning on selling your home, many real estate agents suggest that you stage it to help attract potential buyers. With the right staging techniques and professional help from a real estate agent, you can sell your home quickly and for the best price. Here are four home staging mistakes that you should avoid. Too Many Paint Colors: Painting each room a different color is a big mistake because, most likely, there are going to be one or two colors that potential buyers do not like and will want to change right away if they move in. Read More»

Will Your Student Loans Prevent You From Getting A House?

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Debt from student loans can have a big impact on your personal finances, which includes if you can buy a house.  While it’s not impossible to qualify for a mortgage, you may find it more challenging. When you currently have debt from student loans, know what you should do to get a mortgage. How Is Buying A House Impacted By Debts From Student Loans? One of the key things that a mortgage lender will look at when getting a loan is your DTI (debt-to-income) ratio. Read More»