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I am getting ready to list my single-family home in the Chicago suburbs. I've spoken to a couple of local agents, and they both quoted a standard percentage. I want to know if there is room to negotiate this rate, especially since homes in my neighborhood seem to sell within a week. How do I bring this up without souring the relationship before we even start?
I want to make sure that the house I buy is in a place where trash comes twice a week and they pick up recycling, that i don't have to drop it off. Is there a place where I can see that?
I've never sold a property before and I have three interviews set up with local realtors next week. I know I should ask about their recent sales and marketing plans, but I feel like I'm missing some crucial questions. What are the most important things to ask to ensure I pick someone who will actively work to get the best price for my home?
I cut hair in my home and changed my basement into a hair salon. I have one other girl that comes in and we cut men's and some women's hair. We do it all under the table to save money. I am planning to sell my home and move to a bigger house but I want to keep my business going as long as I can. What can i do for listing pictures and tours? Can i keep it up and just say it's a hobby or something?
i'm getting ready to sell my house but my neighbor put up a fence last year that's like 1-2 feet onto my property. he's a mean guy and i don't want to talk to him. do i have to fix this before i sell my house or can the new buyer deal with it?
my cousin ask me to sign for his house with him. i want to help him but i am scare for my family. if he stop paying the money the bank come to my house?
Asked by miguel | Modesto, CA | 04-20-2026 | 26 Views | Buying | Updated 1 week ago
I have been fighting with my neighbor about property lines for years. I want to sell and I don't want it to be an issue for the next people living here. HOw do I find where the official property lines are?
I'm considering selling my home but am unsure if now is the best time given current market trends. I've noticed some fluctuations in local property values, and I'm trying to determine if selling now would give me the best return.
See above. Also looking to downsize a d fins a nice tiny home.
I am thinking about buying a home in a 55+ community. I am a widow and want a place with no stairs and some older people that I can get to know. I am a little worried about resale for my kids and also if all of the fees etc. are going to be too much for me. Are 55+ communities a good idea or should I look more at a condo in a large building that leans older? Thank you.
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