By, Lisa Roberts

It is by no means a secret that solar panels can raise your home value. But, what most homeowners fail to realize is that simply installing solar panels isn't a surefire way to make your home cost more. In this article, we will take a more in-depth look into the relationship between solar panels and how they can reflect the price of a home in modern real estate.

Ways in which solar panels can raise your home value

In terms of adding value to a home, solar panels can be a powerful tool. They not only increase the start value to the cost of installing them but can also aid you greatly in finding potential buyers for your home. Nevertheless, it is essential to note that solar panels are still a tool. Not a solution. While they…

By, Lisa Roberts

Are you unsure whether you can afford to buy a second home? A couple of signs will quickly tell you that you are financially ready and can afford it. Buying a second home is a big financial responsibility, and you must consider many things before you sign any papers. A good credit score, paying the utilities, and having an emergency fund are just some of the many things you need to consider before searching for your second home.

1.    You won’t have to rely on renting your second home out

To help reduce the costs of owning a second home, most people look into renting it out while they’re not using it. However, renting out your second home comes with specific responsibilities you need to consider first. When you rent your home…

By, Lisa Roberts

If you’re planning to sell your home soon, you’re probably overwhelmed by the paperwork and preparation required. A disclosure document is a part of that paperwork that not many people remember. However, this document is important for both home buyers and sellers. As a seller, you are typically required to provide information about your home in a written document. There is a specific list of disclosures home sellers must make when selling a home.

In general, a disclosure document is supposed to contain information about a property's condition that can negatively affect its value. If a seller willfully conceals information, they can be sued and convicted of a crime.

This isn’t only meant for bad things, however. Since it also…