Author: cfanaro

Helping Homeowners Move: How NOLA Buys Houses Eases the Transition

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Selling a house can be a complex and stressful process, especially when you need the funds from the sale to move your belongings out of the house. At NOLA Buys Houses, we understand these challenges and have developed real world solutions to help homeowners in the greater New Orleans area. Whether you need a small … Continued

Selling Your Home in New Orleans When You’re Behind on Your Mortgage: Understanding Your Options

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southeast Louisiana, many homeowners are facing financial hardship due to skyrocketing insurance premiums, leading to significant increases in mortgage payments. If you find yourself behind on your mortgage and struggling to make ends meet, you need to take action promptly to avoid foreclosure and protect your financial future. In this article, we’ll discuss the urgency … Continued

Selling Your House with Liens: What You Need to Know

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If you’re a homeowner with liens on your house, you may be wondering whether you need to pay off those liens before selling. Liens can arise from a number of different situations, including property taxes, mortgages, judgments, and other debts. Fortunately, the answer is no – you don’t have to pay off liens before selling … Continued

Top 5 Questions we get About Selling Your House here at NOLA Buys Houses

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At NOLA Buys Houses, we understand that selling your house can be a complex and stressful process. That’s why we’re committed to providing transparent and straightforward answers to your most pressing questions. In this article, we’ll address the top 5 questions we frequently receive from homeowners considering selling their properties to us. 1. How Does … Continued

Do I Need To Be Present For The Closing?

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Closing on a real estate transaction is a pivotal moment that finalizes the sale of a property. However, many sellers find themselves in a predicament when they are unable to attend the closing in person. Whether they live out of town, have prior commitments, or simply cannot make the trip, the prospect of being physically … Continued