Using price per sq foot is very convenient and easy to use. I believe that is partly the reason why people use it. You just take the price per square ft most houses in the area are selling for and multiple that by the number of sq ft in the house. If houses are selling for 100 dollars a sq ft in your area and your house is 2,000 sq ft than the house should sell for $200,000 right? Not necessarily, there are many factors that determine the value of a … (0 comments)
If you are selling a home in Sarasota, FL in most cases the contract will contain a home inspection contingency. The home inspection is important because it often times sets up a second negotiation. The home inspector will thoroughly go through the home and come up with a report. The buyer will get the report and then review it. It usually occurs one to two weeks after a signed contract. What happens next, depends on the report and the contract used. The as-is with right to inspect FAR/BAR contract allows the buyer to cancel the contract after the … (0 comments)
Should we be valuing Sarasota homes using price per sq foot?
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