Sometimes, more than just cleaning is necessary to bring a home up to move-in condition. Our team can paint, perform light renovations and make flooring, cabinetry and hardware more presentable, and help the property look its best when it goes on the market. 
Have you recently lost a loved one? Our team respectfully sorts belongings and arranges for donations, recycling and disposal. We clean and sanitize houses and apartments, leaving them in move-in condition. 
We are often called on to help hoarders clean up their homes to avoid fines or eviction. Our trained staff bring sensitivity and experience to this sensitive (and sometimes dangerous) task. 
Do you need help with more than just cleaning and disposal of contents? We can also oversee the repair, staging and sale of homes and other property, working with real estate agents and other local professionals to get the residence on the market. 
When you purchase a property or a house in the real estate industry, you are often faced with a contract that is filled with many terminologies that you do not understand.
Since it is a legal document, it is important to comprehend the different terms that are included in the agreement. Each contract is different, that is why reading it from top to bottom is imperative.
There are different expressions that people need to be familiar with because these are the most common things that they would probably see in a sales contract. A very important sheet that buyers should familiarize is the Buyer Cost Sheet.
Buyer Cost Sheet
This is actually not an inclusion of the contract of purchase but since it details every expense that the buyer will need to pay, then it definitely plays an important role during a purchase. Things like the down payment and other fees will be detailed in this sheet. Because the cost for the property revitalization is shouldered by the developer or the realtor, then it will not be included in this document.
Commission Authorization
Commission Authorization is another term that is often seen in legal purchase documents. This usually involves the amount of the commission that the sales agent and the listing mediator will get when the purchase is done.
The money that they will be receiving is actually taken from the portion of the amount paid by the buyer.
Contingency
Contingency is another clause of the contract that buyers need to understand. This is essential because this section will dictate the conditions that may cancel the validity of the agreement.
There are also violations of the clause that will prevent the buyer from getting back the deposit that they paid ahead. Contingencies are actually part of the sections of the deal that are negotiable.
Disclosures and Disclaimers
These are also parts of the legal documents that are mandated by most state laws to be given to the buyers. This is the clause where important information that the buyers need to know about the property is being shared.
Examples for these disclosures are flood hazards, earthquake zones and the like. The buyers must be well equipped with necessary knowledge before signing the contract and the sellers must be responsible enough to explain different parts of the agreement to the client.
They should disclose what is included in the purchase and other services that they may do to the property like home staging if needed.
