Buying a Richmond-Area House to Tear Down and Rebuild: What to Check First
Planning a teardown in the City of Richmond, Henrico or Chesterfield? Check zoning, Bay Act buffers, historic review, utilities, demolition permits and financing in this…
Planning a teardown in the City of Richmond, Henrico or Chesterfield? Check zoning, Bay Act buffers, historic review, utilities, demolition permits and financing in this…
If the seller is still in the house at your final walk-through, you do not have to close as if nothing is wrong. Here are…
You can move in before closing only if the seller agrees in writing, and the risk is real: if the deal fails, you are living…
Virginia's legal holidays, the Federal Reserve's schedule and the Closing Disclosure clock disagree about the day after Thanksgiving. Here are the 2026 to 2027 holiday…
Your closing proration on a new home may cover the lot only. Here is why a second real estate tax bill can arrive after closing,…
A delayed closing usually costs money in three places: a rate lock extension, daily interest and carrying costs, and your own housing and moving bills.…
Richmond allows one ADU in every residential district. Henrico and Chesterfield generally require a conditional use permit first. Here is what each locality's rules say…
Cold weather limits what a home inspector can test. Here is what a Richmond-area winter report may leave out and five ways to protect yourself…
A builder incentive is a fixed pot of money. Here is how closing cost credits, rate buydowns, upgrades and a lower price compare, what Fannie…
Can you run a business from a house in the Richmond area? Here is what each locality's own pages say about home occupations, zoning approval…