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  • Why We Love Trinity Homes (And We Bet You Will, Too!)

    It doesn’t get much more charming than Trinity homes, so it’s no surprise that they have become highly popular among people looking to downsize, reduce their carbon footprint, and enjoy living in the city affordably. Well-loved by Philadelphians long before the popular tiny house movement, Trinity homes were originally built for the servants of wealthy families.  The quirky…

  • What Happens When a Deal is Terminated

    Every once in a while, an agreement between a buyer and seller will be terminated before reaching settlement. This can happen for a variety of reasons, but there are a few fairly common ones, including issues with the home inspection, appraisal, and the buyer obtaining a mortgage. When a deal falls apart, all involved parties…

  • Can’t-Miss Halloween Attractions in Greater Phila

    Only a couple more weeks until Halloween! Greater Philadelphia has no shortage of spooktacular haunted houses, hayrides, pumpkin picking, and corn mazes (and be sure to visit each website ahead of time for ticket information and coupons!) It’s hard to start off this list without mentioning Terror Behind The Walls!  Considered Philly’s premier Halloween destination,…

  • Three Natural Ways to Keep Your Home Smelling Great

    If you’re selling your home, it’s no secret that your home should be smelling great before any showings or open houses.  However, we advise clients to stay away from candles and traditional air fresheners, as some home buyers may have allergies.  Instead, we recommend the following natural methods to keep your home smelling great for guests….

  • What You Need to Know About Stucco Homes

    Unfortunately, local experts believe that due to poor workmanship, tens of thousands of homes in Greater Philadelphia have stucco-related damage.  When there are cracks in the stucco or it’s improperly installed, water can seep behind the exterior and quite literally rot the home from the inside out.  While some of these problems might be minor…

  • Understanding Your Good Faith Deposit

    When submitting an offer on a home, the buyer is expected to include a deposit check.  Sometimes this is called the “good faith deposit” to show that they have sincere intentions for purchasing the home. The deposit amount can vary considerably, and it’s usually based on the purchase price of the home.  Just as a general…