Even if you intend to live in your next home forever, it's good to know – or at least have some idea – that it'll have a good resale value should you ever decide to sell. This guide

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Many people who sell their homes attempt to cover up minor issues that could just as easily be fixed. This guide explains three of those issues and what you can do to avoid sending up red flags for buyers.
First things first: if your home has major issues, you're legally required to disclose them to buyers. Your real estate agent will tell you the same thing. However, some sellers try to cover up issues instead – but that's always the wrong answer. Check out these three things that buyers nearly always notice and what you can do about the underlying issues.
It was bound to happen the day Alex MacWilliam, IV was born…the Alex MacWilliam Real Estate family legacy would carry on. Fast forward to September 2013, when Alex IV joined the firm, and the famil....
Even if you intend to live in your next home forever, it's good to know – or at least have some idea – that it'll have a good resale value should you ever decide to sell. This guide
When you’re buying a home in Vero Beach, your real estate agent will build contingencies into your contract. Contingencies are important because they provide you with a way to get out of the
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Many people who sell their homes attempt to cover up minor issues that could just as easily be fixed. This guide explains three of those issues and what you can do to avoid sending up red flags for