Selling a house is a big undertaking, and it can be even more complex when you’re selling a home that needs major repairs. Most homebuyers are looking for a house that is move-in ready. So if your property is going to turn up expensive issues on an inspection—if it needs
Many California homeowners automatically assume they need a real estate agent to sell their property. The truth is, selling a house without a realtor is completely legal and often more profitable. In fact, selling a house in California without paying hefty agent commissions can put thousands more dollars in your
Selling your home to an investor can be a faster, more flexible alternative to the traditional real estate market. These cash-based sales let California homeowners skip repairs, avoid showings, and close on their timeline without the risk of financing delays or buyer fall-through. In this guide, we’ll explain 10 things
Getting your house ready to sell in California can feel overwhelming. Many homeowners assume they need to spend weeks (sometimes months) cleaning, making repairs, and staging their property just to attract buyers. But that’s not the only option. At Osborne Homes, we buy houses as-is, without requiring any prep work
Selling a home in California can be complicated and expensive. One of the biggest costs sellers face is the real estate commission, which typically ranges from 5% to 6% of the sale price. Before you invest time and money into prepping your house, it’s important to understand how these fees
You listed your home expecting a quick sale, but weeks have passed, and interest has stalled. Now you’re wondering: when should I start worrying? In this post, we’ll break down the signs your home might be sitting too long, why that’s a red flag, and what to do if your
Capital gains tax can significantly impact your bottom line when selling a rental property, especially in California where both state and federal taxes apply to your profits. Since California treats capital gains as regular income, your tax burden can easily exceed 30% depending on your income and property gains. Understanding
If you’ve received a cash offer on your house, you might be wondering – is it too good to be true? This post will break down the pros and cons of a cash offer on a house, when it makes sense to accept one, and when you might consider listing
Selling a home in California traditionally involves many complexities and potential expenses. Homeowners often need to address necessary repairs, engage real estate agents, and prepare their property for showings. This process typically requires a substantial commitment of time and money, alongside navigating market uncertainties. Against this backdrop, Osborne Homes presents
Yes, you can legally sell a home with lead paint in California, but you must follow strict disclosure laws. Lead paint is common in homes built before 1978, and while it creates challenges for traditional sales, it doesn’t have to derail your plans to sell. In this article, we’ll walk
