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Financial journalist @HomesDotCom @CoStarNews || @Baylor alum #SicEm šŸ» II previously: @yahoofinance @KESQ
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How to choose the best mortgage

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By Dani Romero 
| Homes.com
Key takeaways Compare loan types. Down payments, credit standards and rates vary across conventional, government-backed and jumbo loans. Shop multiple lenders. Small differences in rates, annual percentage rates and fees can cost thousands over time. Plan beyond closing. Understand escrow, payment timing and recordkeeping from the start. Mortgage options vary widely, and the loan you choose will shape your upfront costs, monthly payments and long-term risk.
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What is an escalation clause in real estate?

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By Dani Romero 
| Homes.com
Key takeaways An escalation clause lets buyers automatically increase their offer in response to competing bids, up to a set cap, so they remain competitive without overpaying upfront. Buyers should plan forĀ appraisal gaps by setting a limit on how much cash they can add if the home appraises below the contract price, since lenders finance only up to the appraised value.
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What is an exclusive listing?

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By Dani Romero 
| Homes.com
Key takeaways An exclusive listing gives one agent or brokerage the sole right to sell your property. Sellers should weigh the benefits of focused agent attention against the risk of limited exposure and slower sales. Exclusive listings come in two main types, with different commission rules, and sellers should review contract terms and ask their agent key questions before signing. Sellers have several ways to list a home, and each affects how the property is marketed and who gets paid.
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