Buying and Selling Real Estate After an Owner Has Died
When an owner of real estate has died and the property is to be sold, there are a few important differences from a sale involving a living person.
First Time Home Buyers—Where to Start
Instead of paying rent, you will be building equity in a home you own. “The American Dream!” Now….where do you start?
Appealing Your Property Tax Assessment
The National Taxpayers Union estimates that between 30 and 60% of taxable property in the United States is overassessed.
Buying A Home As An Unmarried Couple? Four Things To Consider.
Data from Coldwell Banker reveals that almost 25% of married homeowners between the ages of 18 and 34 bought their homes together before they wed, compared to 14% of homeowners 45 years and older.
Buying and Selling in a Hot Real Estate Market
Anyone looking to buy or sell a home these days? If so, you know that homes are selling quickly. As a seller, or a buyer, what should you be thinking about?
Real Estate Closings During the Pandemic
The Coronavirus has changed our behaviors in many ways, including how real estate closings are being conducted.
Amendments to the Connecticut Transfer Act
These changes will help simplify the Transfer Act’s environmental and regulatory requirements that often accompany commercial real estate and business transactions.