During the process, heirs set to inherit the property might prefer to put it up for sale instead of having to decide how to divide it between them, or figure out how to maintain the property.

Like many people across the country, you might currently be dealing with debt, and that is okay.

Don’t worry. You’re not alone. From 2005 to 2017, almost 12.8 million Americans filed bankruptcy petitions in the US federal court, and with how unstable the global economy has become, many are looking to filing for bankruptcy again as a solution.

Thinking of moving out of your Oceanside home? Before you contact nearby moving companies or look up ways to sell your Oceanside home fast, there are a few things you need to remember before the big move. Check out our 5 tips for moving out of your Oceanside home...

As we get older, many of us start to think about downsizing our homes. After all, a smaller home is easier to take care of and can be more affordable. If you're thinking about downsizing in Oceanside, CA, here are a few tips so you can move on to a more manageable...

The steady rise of home values in Oceanside has been great for existing property owners, but it hasn’t been so great for first-time homebuyers. Oceanside ranked 248 out of 300 cities in WalletHub’s 2021’s Best & Worst Cities for First-Time Home Buyers. This might...

When planning to sell your Oceanside home, there are several factors to think about. From hiring a real estate agent to staging your home, all of these can be stressful and overwhelming. But what if you can’t afford the time and the money to sell the traditional way?...

Inheriting property can be a bittersweet moment for a lot of people: yes, it means that you’ll have a potential residence or revenue stream, but at the cost of the passing of a loved one. Many people are often at a loss during this time, so we’re here to help.

The long and short answer is: yes, you can sell your home while going through bankruptcy. Depending on who you sell to, this could be a great way to repay your lenders, start anew, and, if the buyer…