Can you imagine a financial advisor getting you into an investment — say, a mutual fund — and telling you not to ask about it, or even check on its performance, for the next five years? You would likely balk at such a suggestion and insist that you’d be able to review your investment at least once a year, or even more frequently. Now, we’re not financial advisors, we’re real estate agents. Yet, the same principles apply when owning a home. You don’t want... [read more]