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Key Takeaways: You can sell a house with a lien or judgment in Arkansas, but the debt must be addressed before or during closing. Liens

Key Takeaways: If your house didn’t sell, start by reviewing price, presentation, and marketing. Buyer’s markets favor buyers, so small listing mistakes can cost big

Key Takeaways: You can legally sell a house with code violations in Arkansas without making repairs. Always disclose known violations to protect yourself and comply

Key Takeaways: A quitclaim deed transfers ownership without guaranteeing a clear title or protection against liens. It can create legal, financial, and tax problems for

Key Takeaways: You can sell your home even if you cannot afford repairs Selling as is for cash is the fastest and simplest option Some

Key Takeaways: Selling to a cash home buyer rarely means you make more money overall. While you save on realtor commissions, cash offers are typically

Key Takeaways: Squatters in Arkansas must be removed through the legal process. Adverse possession requires 7 to 15 years of continuous occupation. Police handle trespassing,

Key Takeaway: Government-backed loans stall: FHA, VA, and USDA approvals often face delays during a shutdown. Flood insurance pauses: The NFIP may stop issuing or

Key Takeaway: Arkansas uses a tax deed system, not a tax lien system. Counties certify delinquent properties to the Commissioner of State Lands after one