Losing a family member is a hard thing for anyone to go through. However, you may inherit something that your deceased family member left behind for you (by way of a will or a written document). But what if you inherited a house that once belonged to them? There may be several ways that you […]

If you are planning to sell your house in Gainesville and want to go through an agent, it’s important to know what repairs need to be done before going through with the process. In fact, you’ll be better off knowing that you are selling a house that is in good condition and won’t pose as

If you are looking to sell your house in Gainesville and the surrounding area, it’s no secret that  you want to get the best deal possible. However, you might not get the cash in hand that you desire because of those fees and commissions that are high up there in rate depending on the agent.

If you are one of the homeowners trying to avoid foreclosure in Gainesville, you are probably facing limited options. Foreclosing your home may hurt you financially and your credit score may suffer as a result. And you might be facing the potential of foreclosure due to lack of mortgage payments or a similar factor. However,

One hundred days: that’s a long time—especially if your house is on the market and you’re waiting to sell! 100 days represents a sad benchmark, as well: according to this website, after about three months or a hundred days on the market is when most agents will advise dropping the amount of money that you’re

If you’re facing a rough foreclosure, our guess is that you have been dealing with a lot of hard things—and you don’t necessarily need it to get any harder from here on out! You’re looking for a simple way out of a really tough situation: the possible loss of your home—and all that you have. 

You’ve likely heard the words before—Cash Home Buyer. What does that mean? Who actually is a cash home buyer, and what do they do? Is a cash home buyer someone who can help you?   The short story? Probably. Cash home buyers are people who are in it for the long haul, and in it

If you live in Gainesville and you just inherited a house, you’re learning one thing really fast: there’s a lot of paperwork involved. You’ve likely also realized that bittersweet truth: if you’ve inherited the house, you’ve likely also just inherited the mortgage—and that might not be quite the deal that you bargained for!  Whether you’re