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If you’re thinking about where to put your money, listen up—because Warren Buffett, the king of investing, has some advice. He says there are way more chances to make money in the stock market than in real estate. Here’s the scoop, broken down: What Happened? Earlier this month, at the Berkshire Hathaway meeting, someone asked … Read more
What started as a simple night out turned into a nightmare. Texas real estate agent Ashlee Long, 28, was fatally shot in downtown Dallas after a confrontation sparked by a seemingly trivial incident—a brush against a passing Mercedes. Henry Long, Ashlee’s dad, said that the suspect allegedly responsible for her death deserves prison. (KDFW-TV) Here’s the … Read more
At 100 years old, Maryland’s Mary Wykes proves that age is just a number. Every day, she drives herself to work as an active real estate agent—a career she’s been thriving in since 1979. Born in the 1920s, Wykes left a federal government job at age 54 to pursue real estate. Inspired by her dairy … Read more
Big news on mortgage rates! With the U.S. and China striking a 90-day truce on tariffs, everyone’s asking: Will mortgage rates go down? Let’s break it down in a way that’s easy to understand. What’s Happening? Stocks are up, and bond yields are climbing after this trade deal news. While trade deals are great for … Read more
Thinking about buying or refinancing a home? With mortgage rates rising in response to the latest April jobs report, it’s more important than ever to lock in the right loan for your financial goals. At Trealtorr, we’ve got you covered with home loans and refinancing options designed to work for every kind of homebuyer. Today’s … Read more
NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams has lost his Brooklyn home to foreclosure after amassing nearly $1 million in mortgage debt. Williams, who earns a six-figure salary as public advocate, stopped paying on a $389,600 mortgage he took out in 2006 to fund a failed vegan sandwich shop in Park Slope. Court records show Williams ceased … Read more
Imagine risking your life for your country, only to find yourself fighting to save your home years later. That’s the grim reality for thousands of veterans across the U.S. as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) abruptly ends a key mortgage-rescue program. The move has left many veterans stranded with limited options and looming foreclosure. … Read more
In most real estate transactions, the buyer typically pays for the home inspection. This is because the buyer wants to have the property thoroughly checked for any potential issues before finalizing the purchase. However, there are exceptions. In some cases, the seller might offer to pay for the inspection as a selling point or as … Read more
Yes, you can refuse a home insurance inspection, but it may come with consequences. Insurance companies often require an inspection to assess the condition of your property and determine the appropriate coverage and premium rates. If you refuse, they may: Related Mastering Insurance Claims for Real Estate Investments: What You Need to Know Tips for … Read more
A typical home inspection usually takes about 2 to 4 hours, depending on the size and condition of the home. Larger homes or ones with complex systems (like older homes) might take a bit longer. The inspector will check things like the foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical, heating/cooling systems, and appliances. Related Things that fail a … Read more