When purchasing a home you may hear the word "escrow" being used frequently. And unless someone explains it, you may find yourself in the dark about what it exactly it is and what it is used for. 

If I were to mention code enforcement rules and regulations in a conversation, most people would automatically tend to think of Home Owner’s Association standards and assume I’m talking about houses being painted an “off” color, or yards not being maintained to a certain standard. Although some municipalities have code regulations that cover this spectrum, code enforcement, in general, goes much deeper than just the outward aesthetics your home or yard.

We recently spent some time perfecting our cover sheet by adding more detailed property specific information. Check out the video below for all the details! 

The new cover page will go live on Monday, June 4th. Thank you everyone for all of your suggestions and continuous support!

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We at Elite think our staff are pretty awesome and want to give you the pleasure to get to know them as well!  Meet Colleen!

How bad is the inventory shortage plaguing the national housing market? One measure of the lack of solutions is that at least some experts are looking over the horizon to the death of the Boomers. "Boomers own a majority of owner occupied homes in the U.S.," observes Ralph McLaughlin, chief economist at home search site Trulia. "As far as we are aware, they have not found the fountain of youth, so eventually we might age out of the problem."

We at Elite think our staff are pretty awesome and want to give you the pleasure to get to know them as well!

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According to a new Zillow analysis, listing a home toward the end of spring significantly increases a seller’s chances of making this happen.