af admin | dec 14, 2015 | Inspection
After you’ve made an offer on a home, you’ll need to schedule an inspection, which costs around $500 – $800, depending on the market. The inspector will go through every nook and cranny, and review things like the plumbing, electrical, foundation, walls, heating, and...
af admin | dec 14, 2015 | Inspection
After all the negotiations are done and the seller has accepted your offer, you should receive a home title report within a week. Most mortgage lenders require you to pay title insurance as part of the closing costs; title insurers search the public records to make...
af admin | dec 14, 2015 | Inspection
Al contrario del pens popular, el texto de Lorem Ipsum no es simplemente texto aleatorio. Tiene sus raices en una pieza cl´sica de la literatura del Latin, que data del año 45 antes de Cristo, haciendo que este adquiera mas de 2000 años de antiguedad. Richard...
af admin | dec 14, 2015 | Inspection
The rate at which rentable space is filled, divided into gross absorption and net absorption. Gross absorption is a measure of the total square feet leased over a specified period, with no consideration given to space vacated in the same geographic area during the...
af admin | dec 14, 2015 | Inspection
A brownstone is a townhouse that is usually a 3 to 5 story building, named for traditional “brown stone” used in the façade. It may be a single family building or have been converted into multiple apartments. The original structure was built in the 19th...
