Closing costs are an integral part of buying or selling a home. These are fees and expenses, beyond the sale price. For buyers, there are various ways to structure when and or how they’re paid. Let’s explore what these costs entail and how buyers can plan for them effectively.

The AOS (for agreement of sale) is a legally binding contract between a buyer and a seller that establishes the terms and conditions of purchasing real property. Here are some key points in navigating this important document.

What is Escrow? It’s a noun and a verb. Here’s more about escrow is and why it’s held during the homebuying process in PA.

Let’s explore the fascinating world of Philadelphia rowhomes, from their historical roots to their unique architectural features.

Philly Home Girls is here to show you how you can own a condo in buildings that offer fabulous extras just like those shiny, newly constructed rentals—without compromising your path to homeownership.

Exciting transformations are on the horizon for the real estate industry, and the team at Philly Home Girls is excited to dive into the new opportunities these changes bring! Take a look at what to expect this Fall.

When it comes to buying or selling property, you'll often encounter the terms "REALTOR®" and "real estate agent." While they're often used interchangeably, there's actually a big difference between the two.

There are headlines, and then there’s what’s REALLY happening in the hypermarkets of Philadelphia and surrounding burbs. We asked our agents for insider real estate tips based on real-life experience in this market.

We’re covering types of loans, explaining PMI in a nutshell and highlighting the four things all first-time homebuyers should keep in mind.

What do you do when you’ve inherited a house? How do you sell a home from a loved one’s estate? What will happen with your home after you pass away? These are common questions we get in this industry. To help answer them, we sat down with Steven Zelinger, an attorney that specializes in estate planning and probate.