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Philadelphia Real Estate Blog
It’s your possession date, but the seller hasn’t moved out yet
Buying a new home is an exciting but protracted experience. Whether you're about to move into your first home after living in rental units or have recently upgraded do to plans to expand your family, it can be very hard to wait the weeks or sometimes months between...
Four options to consider if you’re facing foreclosure
Sometimes a homeowner will experience a significant financial hardship that leads them to fall behind on their mortgage payments. If a homeowner in Philadelphia defaults on their mortgage payments, they may eventually face the foreclosure of their home by their...
Social media is earning its place in family law courts
Social media sites such as Facebook have become a fixture in today's society. People share their ups, their downs and other aspects of their lives. While these sites provide most people with connections to their friends and family and a place to share their lives no...
Social media is not so friendly during a divorce
Facebook and other platforms no longer provide merely an outlet for individuals to express their highs and lows of the day, but they also offer a channel for societal change, tools for law enforcement and real-time industry trends for businesses. Perhaps you use...
How to use an appraisal in a residential real estate sale
Putting a home up for sale is not as easy as simply putting a sign in the front yard. Before a Pennsylvania homeowner can do so, it is important to carefully consider what the selling price will be. This is where a residential real estate appraisal can prove to be an...
Protecting your interests when dealing with construction defects
When you buy a newly constructed property or you opt to contract with a company to build a new building in Pennsylvania, you know how much of a financial investment this process is. It is both costly and time-consuming to complete a construction project, and you...
Residential real estate matters: Title insurance claims
During the purchase of a home here in Pennsylvania or elsewhere, buyers are usually encouraged, if not required, to purchase title insurance. This insurance is designed to protect the homeowner from any title issues that may arise after a search is done and the...
A modern parenting plan for a modern family
Every Pennsylvania family is different, and what will work best for you and your children after a divorce depends on your unique circumstances. There is no one-size-fits-all solution to child custody matters, which is why many families are now opting to create their...
Home inspection contingency in a residential real estate contract
Buying a house is one of the most expensive purchases most Philadelphia residents will ever make. For this reason, they need to make sure their purchase contracts include the right contingencies. The home inspection contingency in a residential real estate contract...
Negotiating for real property with uncertain ownership
Many people in Pennsylvania think of owning a home as part of the American dream. For those who already own a home, they may wish to own other types of real estate property to provide passive or retirement income. Buyers often become so caught up in the excitement of...
