Break ups aren’t just messy for couples. They can be tricky for homebuyers. This episode we’re unpacking the world of real estate and divorce. How property is divided in a divorce, what slows these deals down, will it be an opportunity or a stressed filled nightmare? It depends! Tune in to this podcast of the Real Estate Roundtable to find out….

Wholesale/Novation. The deals behind the deals where people flip the contract, not the house, thereby receiving a profit (sometimes hefty) without ever owning the home. Is it really that instant and easy cash? Catch this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

The Paper Heist. Deed Fraud: The Plot Twist No Property Owner Asked For.

Deed fraud is growing -prevention and early detection are key. Protecting your property is as important as locking your front door. Forged signatures, a little paperwork and suddenly someone else is the owner of your property. Our guest explains this troubling topic on this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable

What insurance has gone down in cost while coverage limits have increased? Over 1 million homes in Pennsylvania are at risk but only 6 to 7% actually have this insurance. Your typical homeowners insurance policy does not cover these damages. Don’t miss this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable for valuable information.

How do you find if your home is near or over a mine? Does it make a difference how far above a mind you are such as 10 feet or 600 feet for a possible mine subsidence problem? Don’t wait until it’s too late! We talk all about it on this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

Our professional handyman guest gives us advice on what’s the best bang for your buck on interior and exterior upgrades plus he shares pointers on how to not confuse a flimsy flip for a high-quality renovation when buying or looking at a home. Catch the Real Estate Roundtable podcast now.

In this DIY YouTube world why should someone still call a professional handyman? Because experience matters! There are DIY‘s that should not be attempted solo. For example when changing a faucet there is more than meets the eye. We talk about this and more on this podcast of the Real Estate Roundtable.

We are entering the formal tax appeal process in Lackawanna County. If you disagree with the reassessed value that the county has placed on your property what is the most important thing or person you need to start the appeal process? Our guest, who is an attorney, gives her advice on this episode of The Real Estate Roundtable with Century 21 Jack Ruddy Real Estate.