Right Refusal in Real Estate Explained
Discover what right of first refusal in real estate is and how it can be advantageous to both buyers and sellers.
Deslyn O'Dell
Deslyn O’Dell has been investing in real estate for the past 15 years in California and Idaho. She and her husband are both full-time real estate investors and founders of Key2 Homes, LLC, a company focused on renovations, joint ventures, and new construction projects. Deslyn is a licensed Idaho Realtor and has an Interior Design degree from BYU. Her past experience includes 12 years at HP delivering web-based computer documentation and owning a company that actively engaged in stock/futures trading. Deslyn’s passion is re-designing real estate and helping people re-design their futures by seeing the possibilities.
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What is a Freehold Estate?
Learn why a freehold estate is advantageous for homeowners and real estate investors alike. Plus, learn what a non freehold estate is.
How to Lower Your Loan To Value (LTV) Ratio
Learn what a loan to value ratio is and how to calculate it. Plus, learn how to lower your loan to value ratio so that you can secure a mortgage loan.
The Ultimate Guide to Restrictive Covenants in Real Estate
Discover what restrictive covenants are, and why they can be a red flag for real estate investors and homeowners.
Earnest Money vs. Down Payment: What’s the Difference?
Learn what earnest money is, how it differs from a downpayment, and whether or not it’s refundable.
When To Use An Escalation Clause — And When Not To
Learn how an escalation clause can give you an advantage to winning a real estate property in a bidding war. Also, find out when it’s advantageous to use one, and when it’s best to not use an escalation clause.
