Touring Your First Philly Home: What Actually Happens
Touring your first home in Philadelphia? Here's what actually happens, what your agent points out, what to check in a row home, and how long it really takes.

Pennsport is South Philadelphia's riverfront row home grid: typical sales in the $300Ks, the Mummers on Two Street, and a new path to the Delaware River Trail.

Selling in Philadelphia? Pennsylvania law requires you to disclose every known material defect before the Agreement of Sale, even as-is and even if repaired.

Inherited a Philadelphia house? Nothing sells until someone holds Letters. Check the tax and water balances, know the 4.5% inheritance tax, then decide.

Queen Village pairs Philadelphia's oldest church with some of its narrowest, most walkable streets. Here's the honest read on price, stock, and daily life.

Your Philadelphia listing has sat 30-plus days with no offer. When a price cut works, when a seller-paid buydown beats it, and why pulling it rarely resets a thing.

In Philadelphia proper there is no point-of-sale U&O inspection. Sellers need a $139 Property Sales Certification from L&I. In the suburbs, half the townships inspect.
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