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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about buying, selling, and investing in real estate. Get clear, concise information to guide your journey.

When selecting a real estate agent, consider their experience, market knowledge, communication style, and client reviews. A good agent should be responsive, transparent, and have a strong understanding of your local market. If you’re buying or selling investment properties, look for someone with expertise in that area.

The best way to determine your property’s value is through a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) conducted by a real estate professional. This compares your home to recently sold properties with similar features in your area. Online home value estimators can provide a rough idea, but they don’t consider unique upgrades or market trends.

Closing costs are fees and expenses paid at the end of a real estate transaction, separate from the property’s purchase price. They typically include loan origination fees, title insurance, appraisal fees, attorney fees, and prepaid property taxes or homeowners insurance.

  • Buyers usually pay for lender-related fees, title insurance, and inspections.
  • Sellers often cover agent commissions, title transfer fees, and any agreed-upon closing costs for the buyer.

The exact costs vary based on location, loan type, and negotiations between the buyer and seller.

The real estate market is influenced by supply and demand. When demand for homes is high and inventory is low, prices tend to rise. Conversely, when there are more homes for sale than buyers, prices typically decrease.

Other key factors that impact home prices include:

  • Interest rates – Lower rates encourage buyers, increasing demand and prices.
  • Economic conditions – A strong economy with job growth supports higher property values.
  • Local development – New businesses, schools, or infrastructure can boost home values.
  • Seasonality – Spring and summer often see higher prices due to increased buyer activity.

Real estate investment can provide long-term wealth through property appreciation, rental income, and tax benefits. It can also act as a hedge against inflation and offer leverage opportunities. However, it requires careful research, good property management, and an understanding of market conditions.

Property taxes are based on your home’s assessed value, which is determined by the county or local assessor. The tax rate varies by location and is used to fund public services such as schools, roads, and emergency services. If you’re unsure about your property tax rate, your real estate agent or local tax office can provide details.

If you’re considering a home in an HOA community, review the HOA fees, rules, and regulations before buying. HOAs maintain common areas, enforce neighborhood standards, and can have restrictions on things like exterior modifications, pets, and rentals. Make sure their policies align with your lifestyle and investment goals.

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