 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
What do you do if you’re involved in a transaction with a home that was just flooded? If you’re working with a seller or buyer in a transaction involving a flood-damaged property, a thorough knowledge of the PAR Agreement of Sale will help you to properly represent your client.
Read more »
An extra $35 million for mortgages is available through the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), thanks to the federal stimulus package. The problem is many consumers are unaware of the USDA Rural Development’s Direct Homeownership Loan Program.
Read more »
The Complete Realty Suite from Visionary Apps launched in late February and was already ranked the 17th most downloaded app over thousands in the Apple Store.
Read more »
All Pennsylvania cities show evidence of relative price declines from their fair value estimates from 2006 to 2010, except Harrisburg, which extended its over-valuation, and Scranton, which is about the same.
Read more »
Barb Schwarz, creator of the home staging industry, discusses home staging in a down economy in this week's Real Property podcast.
Read more »
Virtual staging is a growing trend that many REALTORS® are using to move listings.
Read more »
“For 30 years our headquarters was located in Harrisburg but as the association grew we required a larger facility to accommodate our members’ needs,” said PAR President Greg Herb. “This newly renovated building gives our staff the opportunity to serve our more than 30,000 members across Pennsylvania.”
Read more »
Home inspections should be conducted as early as possible in the home-buying process. Even if a buyer has 15 days to perform a property inspection, make sure that the inspection takes place within the first several days of the contingency period. When the report is issued carefully review it with your buyer.
Read more »
There are 71 home rule municipalities in Pennsylvania. All 71 have the ability to increase the realty transfer tax. There is no better time to ensure your market isn't at risk.
Read more »
Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
