Stop Foreclosure

8 Ways to Stop Foreclosure on Your Property

Tips To Stop Foreclosure on Your Property Connecticut is a judicial foreclosure state. There are two types of judicial foreclosures available: Strict foreclosure Decree of sale The bank can foreclose your house in 60-75 days of filing a strict foreclosure. A strict foreclosure does not require a complete sale of your home. In fact, the … Continued
bankruptcy chapter 13 real estate

Bankruptcy Chapter 13 Real Estate

Bankruptcy is often used as the last resort to save your home from foreclosure. However, you can’t use chapter 7 to protect your house as chapter 7 is the liquidation bankruptcy. You can postpone the date of the auction, but filing chapter 7 doesn’t save your home. When you file for bankruptcy, the court issues … Continued

Bankruptcy Chapter 7 Real Estate

You can file for chapter 7 bankruptcy if your income-related resources are minimum, a significant portion of the debt is unsecured, and it doesn’t seem possible to pay back the loan. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is also known as liquidation bankruptcy. That means the court will dissolve your assets to pay back the loans. After dissolving … Continued
Tips For Hiring A Moving Company

Tips For Hiring A Moving Company In Connecticut

You don’t find the best moving companies in Connecticut by doing a simple Google search. The reason is obvious. You have to trust the company with your precious belongings. You need to find a trustworthy partner, a reputable mover who knows his job and for this purpose, you want to look beyond online searches. Connecticut … Continued

Mold Abatement Assistance In CT

Selling a house as-is with mold The mold can grow anywhere. It can be inside your home, beneath the walls, or inside the attic. You can sense the presence of mold by its smell. Water damage is probably the most common reason for mold growth. Usually, mold starts developing 24 hours after the environment becomes … Continued

Reverse Mortgage or Home Equity Line of Credit

A reverse mortgage, Home Equity Loan or the Equity Line of Credit allow you to cash in the equity in your home. You can use the capital to pay for medical expenses, unexpected costs or for day to day expenses. The reverse mortgage is specially reserved for people aged 62. Usually, consumers approaching retirement consider … Continued
Tips For Selling Your Out-Of-State Rental Property

Tips For Selling Your Out-Of-State Rental Property

Are You an Out of State Landlord? Managing rental properties while being away is a tough challenge. The surprising factor is that we don’t choose to become an out-of-state landlord unless the scope for making a profit is significantly high. It would be better if the property is in the town and you can make visits … Continued

Tips For Planning Home Remodeling/Rehabbing Schedule

Turning a distressed property into a beautiful home improves housing communities. When an abandoned or deteriorated homes keep sitting on the neighborhood, it reduces the selling price of nearby homes. However, when the same home gets put on the market with a new makeover, new systems, and modern facilities; it creates an increase in price … Continued

Do’s And Don’ts Of Home Rehabbing & Flipping

The area, neighborhood and existing condition of the property will dictate if you should approach your next project as a flip–clean the property, make needed cosmetic repairs, refresh the appearance and put the home back on the market OR do a full rehab—replacing the infrastructure of the house such as furnace, boiler, plumbing, electrical panel and electric … Continued

5 Principles of Home Rehabbing

When planning a rehab project, most investors think about the profit margin but most never give any serious thought to the downside. What is your exit strategy? How do you manage to sell a property that is sitting on the market for weeks? What happens, when you suddenly realize that a house requires more work … Continued

What Is The Difference Between Home Rehabbing And Flipping?

Flipping, renovating and remodeling… these three terms are often used interchangeably although each process is significantly different. Prospective buyers should be aware of the differences, especially when buying an old home that was renovated. If you are buying an old house that looks like it had been renovated, you should inspect the home in detail. … Continued
How to Sell an Expired Listing

How to Sell an Expired Listing?

    Disappointment and frustration are what we experience after we put a home for sale, and it does not sell. The expired listing is telling us that nobody showed interested in the property.   Reasons Your Home Didn’t Sell Before the Listing Expired The home was priced well-above the Fair-Market-Value of the property. It is … Continued

Selling An Inherited Property Without A Will

It is called ‘dying intestate’ when a person leaves the physical world without a will. In the presence of a valid will, you can distribute the leftover estate as per the desire of the deceased person. However, what happens when there are no guidelines? You do not know how the deceased person wanted to distribute … Continued

Mistakes To Avoid When Selling A Vacant Property

Selling a vacant house is difficult for two reasons. First, the customers question why your home is unoccupied. Second, people are interested in purchasing a lifestyle. They are not looking for an empty house! When looking for a new house, most people will directly skip the vacant homes. Pictures of an empty home are not … Continued

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