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How to Select a Real Estate Agent
When the time comes to sell their home, the first task for most home owners is to select a real estate agent to handle the process. It's the agent who usually has all the knowledge required to sell the home—including state and federal laws governing the selling process, legal forms, etc.—so it's a crucial step in the home selling process. So how do you go about selecting the right one?

Selling a House is Easy
The thought of selling a house strikes fear into most people. The contracts, the legalese, the exorbitant costs — they all conspire to make the experience unpleasant at best, and a nightmare at worst. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Home Selling Tips from Professionals
You can sell your home yourself. Use these professional home selling tips to help you get the best price.

Why "Average Sale Price" Statistics are Misleading
One of the most common statistics used when gauging the strength of an area's real estate market is the average sale price of its homes, but looking into that figure more deeply reveals just how misleading it can be.

"We Buy Houses" Scams — How to Spot Them and How to Avoid Them
There are many reasons why a home owner would want to sell a house fast. Job change, relocation, debt problems, divorce and inheritance are just a few. Unfortunately, people in need also tend to attract predators who have no problem profiting from someone else's misfortune.

The U.S. Department of Justice vs. the Realty Industry, and Its Effect on Consumers
From the National Association of Realtors' Virtual Office Website policy, to laws and regulations in individual states across the country, the U.S. Department of Justice has been fighting since 2003 what it believes are illegal practices by the U.S. realty industry that harm the American consumer. The issues can be complex at times, but understanding what's going on can be very valuable when buying or selling a home.