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The Basics of Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is a set of legally-defined ways for individuals or businesses to settle debts without full payment, by following rules that govern their assets and financial actions for a period of time. There are two broad types, liquidation and reorganization. Unde...
Haunted Houses in the Real Estate Market

Haunted Houses in the Real Estate Market

Haunted houses are a staple of Halloween festivities—some people go out of their way to make their houses look as spooky as possible, while others pay money to walk through properties that range from eerie to downright horrifying. However, most people aren’t too kee...
Shipping Container Homes: What You Should Know

Shipping Container Homes: What You Should Know

Ah, shipping container homes. They’re all the rage with DIY homeowners right now, with pictures and videos all over the internet showing off the glamorous customizations that turned them into truly enviable living spaces. And it sounds so simple, right? Just plunk one...

What Is Power of Attorney?

When you hear the words 'power of attorney,' you might assume they hold significant weight from a legal standpoint. And you'd be right. The two most basic types of types of power of attorney are general power of attorney and limited power of attorney
Beware of Unlicensed Title Agents

Beware of Unlicensed Title Agents

Buying or selling a house is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make and can be a life-changing experience. While it’s standard procedure to research your real estate agent and lender to make sure they are qualified and the best fit for you, m...
Understanding the Basics of Short Sales

Understanding the Basics of Short Sales

If you’re thinking about purchasing a short sale property you probably have a few questions, such as whether the title is free and clear or if liens could present a problem. These are very important questions that you want to have fully answered before making a seriou...

What Is A Short Sale?

When a lender releases an existing mortgage for a payoff that is less or 'short' of the total amount due, the transaction is called a 'short sale.' Lenders sometimes accept short sales as an alternative to repossession and foreclosure, which can be expensive. Lik...

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