It’s a popular misconception that millennials aren’t buying homes. In reality, millennials have made up the largest home buying market in the United States for the past 5 years. The American Dream of homeownership is still alive. Still, there are unique challenges that face this generation when it comes to purchasing a home. If you’re a millennial or a first-time homebuyer, here are some tips on making your dreams of becoming a homeowner come true. Minimize Debt If you’re you

Did you know that it isn’t necessary for an attorney to be present at a real estate closing in Kentucky? You may see retaining a real estate attorney as one less thing to worry about in the already complicated process of buying a home, but think twice. Having a qualified real estate attorney involved with your home buying process is vitally important. What Does a Real Estate Attorney Do? A real estate attorney’s role begins after the selling price and terms have been negotiat

A property deed is a written and signed legal instrument used to transfer ownership of real property from the old owner (the grantor) to the new owner (the grantee). Essential Deed Elements Each state has its own requirements, however in Kentucky most deeds must contain several essential elements to be legally valid: It must be in writing. The grantor must have legal capacity to transfer the property and the grantee must be capable of receiving the grant of the property. A pe

This is a very exciting time! You are so close to owning your new home! At this point you’re thinking about packing, moving logistics, and a myriad of details that will all come together ultimately bringing you to your new home. But there’s one more detail before closing day that needs your attention. It’s the final walkthrough of the home you’re purchasing. Many homebuyers breeze through the final walkthrough without paying close attention to this last chance to make sure ev