Author: michelreibar

“I want to sell my house. Where do I start?” If you’re ready to jump into the home selling game and want to put your house for sale on the real estate market, you’ll need to know all the steps for completing a successful home sale in Pennsylvania. Here, we will cover where homeowners should … Continued

Are you a Philadelphia landlord who needs to pursue eviction filings against your Philly renters? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Here, you will learn all about the eviction process according to Pennsylvania state laws.   Owning property and working as a landlord while facing nonpayment of rent gets rather tricky and will likely … Continued

Homeowners do not want to look up and see signs of ceiling water damage. Several things can cause a water-damaged ceiling, and you could have a leaky roof or burst pipes. At the first sign of water stains, you should look for the source of the water. You want to prevent further damage like discoloration … Continued

Are you an executor of an estate in Pennsylvania, or are you in the process of estate planning and writing your will? Whichever situation you’re in, you may wonder whether the executor of a will can sell an estate property to themselves. So, can an executor sell the property to themselves? Generally, the executor of … Continued

Are you looking to sell a house in Florida, but you’ve had unpermitted work done on the property? If so, the permitting process does allow for a retroactive permit. That permit ensures the renovations are up to the building code.  Here, you will learn how to get unpermitted work permitted in the Sunshine state. We … Continued

Unfortunately, empty or abandoned properties often attract squatters. Getting rid of these undesirable occupants can be costly and time-consuming, but it’s crucial to go through the proper legal channels since squatters have rights. Read on to learn all about squatters and the eviction process. Evicting a Squatter Eviction refers to a legal process in which … Continued

Are you in the midst of a sale of your home? Homeowners looking to sell their Florida property will need to consider the various taxes necessary for the sale and any possible tax exemption. You’ll see that there are numerous taxes to pay, such as capital gains tax, property taxes, and transfer taxes. You will … Continued

Many sellers forget to calculate closing costs when selling their home or property. It’s all too easy to happily enter escrow and then be blindsided by an array of fees you didn’t expect. As the seller, you may have thought that closing costs only apply to the buyer. You might have imagined that you would … Continued

There are a lot of uninhabitable houses out there. In fact, according to the National Association of Realtors, about one in four homes is considered “uninhabitable.” And if you’re one of the unlucky people who owns an uninhabitable house, you know that it can be tough to sell. But don’t worry – we’re here to … Continued

Are you looking to sell your house quickly for cash? If so, you’re in luck! In this blog post, we will discuss the best ways to do just that. We will also go over the documents you’ll need to provide in order to make the sale as smooth as possible. So, whether you’re looking to … Continued

Are you thinking of selling your home in New Jersey, but feel intimidated by the complex home-selling process? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Here, you will learn about the top steps home sellers need to take, including house upgrades and landscaping work. In the guide below, check out the checklist for selling … Continued

Homeowners tend to worry a lot about the decoration of the house and how clean it is. What about the foundation of the house? Eventually, cracks and holes will appear and the foundation of any home. Do you know how to fix them? We will explain all the steps necessary to fix major cracks and … Continued

Do you know what to do if you own a condemned property? A condemned house is one the government has taken over for public use, either due to laws that allow them to do so, such as eminent domain, or because the home is unfit for human habitation.  If the government has deemed your house … Continued