The closing process for selling a house in New Hampshire typically takes 30 to 45 days after accepting an offer. During this period, a title company conducts a title search to verify clear ownership, buyers complete a final walk-through inspection within 24 hours of...
When you sell your home, you can exclude up to $250,000 in profit as a single filer or $500,000 as married filing jointly from capital gains tax if the property was your primary residence for 2 of the last 5 years. Any profit above these limits is taxed at capital...
Home staging is the strategic preparation of your property using furniture placement, décor, and design techniques to help buyers envision living there. Yes, staging is highly effective but not always necessary; it depends on your timeline, budget, and market...
New Hampshire sellers must provide written property disclosures before closing, covering specific conditions that affect safety and value. State law requires disclosure of private well systems (location, testing results, malfunctions), septic systems (service history,...
You can absolutely sell a house with an outstanding mortgage. The mortgage balance gets paid directly from your sale proceeds at closing, and you keep any remaining profit. This is a standard transaction that happens thousands of times daily across the country. If...