How Does the Fall Market Differ From the Spring Real Estate Market?
The fall real estate market can differ from spring in inventory, buyer activity, competition, and the types of homes available
Category: Buying
Practical guides for buying a home in Providence, Cumberland, Pawtucket, Lincoln and across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Alexander Parmenidez, Broker Associate with Coldwell Banker Realty, covers pre-approval, what a payment really costs once taxes and insurance are included, down-payment programs, inspections, and how to write an offer that holds up. Written for first-time buyers and move-up buyers who want the numbers before they fall in love with a house. Available in English and Spanish.
What Should You Know About Basement Moisture Before Buying a Home?
Basement moisture is an important warning sign to investigate before buying a home because it can indicate drainage problems
Live in One, Rent the Other: The Two-Family Opportunity at 122 Oriole Avenue
Rent from the second unit of a two-family can cover close to half of what you owe. What to know about living in one unit…
What Should Buyers Know About Older New England Homes?
Older New England homes can offer character, established neighborhoods, larger lots, and architectural details that are difficult to find in newer construction
¿Qué Debe Saber Sobre la Humedad en el Sótano Antes de Comprar una Vivienda?
La humedad en el sótano es una señal importante que debe investigarse antes de comprar una vivienda.
RI AnchorHome Is Back: What First-Time Buyers Should Do Now
Buying your first home is exciting, but navigating mortgages can feel overwhelming. The RI AnchorHome Loan is a specialized program
What Are the Signs of Poor Home Insulation?
Poor home insulation can show up as rooms that are difficult to heat or cool, unusually high energy bills, drafts, cold walls or floors, uneven…
Vive en Uno, Renta el Otro: La Oportunidad de una Propiedad de Dos Familias en 122 Oriole Avenue
La renta de la segunda unidad de una propiedad de dos familias puede cubrir casi la mitad de lo que debes. Lo que debes saber…
¿Qué Deben Saber los Compradores Sobre las Viviendas Antiguas de Nueva Inglaterra?
Las viviendas antiguas de Nueva Inglaterra pueden ofrecer carácter, vecindarios establecidos, lotes más grandes y detalles arquitectónicos difíciles de encontrar en construcciones nuevas