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What is a kick-out clause and should you include one?
A kick-out clause allows sellers who’ve accepted an offer to continue showing their home. Learn about other features of a kick-out clause in real estat...
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Tax deed properties: What they are and how to invest
A tax deed is a legal document that transfers ownership of a property that has gone into foreclosure. Read more about how tax deeds work and how to invest.
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Pros and cons of mortgage forbearance
Mortgage forbearance can be a lifeline for many homeowners struggling to make their mortgage payments. Find out whether mortgage forbearance is a good idea.
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7 common real estate scams and how to avoid them
Real estate scams are becoming more common – and more sophisticated. Learn what to be on the lookout for and how to protect yourself from real estate scam...
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What is an absentee owner?
Absentee homeowners own property but don’t live in or manage it. This is a passive investment approach that can prove effective when risks are understood.
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Deficiency judgment: What it is and why it matters after foreclosure
A deficiency judgment can leave you owing money after foreclosure. Learn what a deficiency judgment is, when lenders pursue it, and how to avoid one.
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Close of escrow: What it means for home buyers
Learn what close of escrow means, how it differs from other parts of the closing process, and what home buyers should expect before getting the keys.
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Chain of title in real estate: What it is and why it matters
Chain of title is a property’s ownership history. Learn what documents it includes, how a title search works, and what can cause title problems.
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What is a subordinate mortgage?
A subordinate mortgage can have complex financial implications for borrowers. Uncover important realities you need to know about mortgage subordination.
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