Increasing Number of House Sales: Here’s How It Affects You
Do you intend to sell your existing residence? If this is the case, your primary concern could be: If I sell now, where will I go? There is something you should be aware of if this strikes a chord with you. This summer, it could be simpler for you to move up because more houses…
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Considering a New Home Next Year Start Now and Get a Jump on Improving Your Credit Score
In the market for a new home in 2018? With the new year just a few short weeks away, that leaves you with precious little time to get your finances in order. Let’s explore a few tips that will help you get a jump on improving your credit score before the end of the year.…
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6 Essential Home Fixes Before Selling
Not every buyer may want a fixer-upper. While your home for sale doesn’t need to turn-key or move-in-ready, there are certain fixes that are important to many buyers and that can help make the sale. 1. Landscaping It all starts with curb appeal. Landscaping helps set the mood and makes the first impression.…
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5 Ways Millennial Buyers Can Snag Their Dream Home In This Sellers Market
According to the 2017 Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends Report, Millennials bought 34% of the homes sold, the largest of any generation last year. Millennials looking to buy their first, or second, home need ready themselves for a shockingly competitive market. Lack of supply causes attractive homes to garner multiple offers in just a few hours!…
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4 Things You Should Know About Easements, Right Of Ways
Robert Frost once wrote that “Good fences make good neighbors.” The poet was not referring to people bonding over the task of mending fences. Rather, defined boundaries are an important facet of neighborly relationships. Without clearly defined property lines and rights, otherwise good people too often become embroiled in land disputes. That’s why a basic…
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Key to Acing the Housing Market–Virtual Real Estate
Many businesses now use virtual environments, including healthcare, knowledge work, and aviation repair. Your company may suffer if you’ve underutilized the power of the digital world. At your own risk, ignore these modern marketing tactics. The use of virtual reality (VR) technology is steadily expanding in many spheres of life. VR systems have become…
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3 Home Improvement Tips to Boost the Value of Your House
Home improvement is a rather broad topic, especially if you enjoy reading, watching, or researching the latest styles, fashions, and improvements. But not all home upgrades are for aesthetic reasons; others are done only to improve how well the house functions. This implies that you may replace the style of your windows, add a…
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Buying an Older Home Watch Out for These 3 Key Flaws That Could Spell Trouble
Are you a fan of homes with a bit more character than newer, modern designs? Whether in pristine condition or more of a “fixer upper,” older homes are incredibly popular in cities across the country. However, there are some key factors to consider if you’re thinking about buying a home built decades ago before modern…
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Buying an Investment Property 3 Key Home Features That Will Help Ensure You Turn A Profit
If you’re entering the real estate investment market for the first time, you’re embarking on a great adventure – and with a solid plan, you can turn a tidy profit on your investment. The key to a successful real estate investment is choosing the right property. A great property will reap dividends for years…
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5 Things To Know About Severe Weather And Homeowners Insurance
The average homeowner feels secure knowing they have insurance in the event of a severe weather calamity. Most people believe that no matter what happens, they have paid for protection against disaster. Unfortunately, not every homeowners insurance policy provides full reimbursement from severe weather losses. Hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes and other rare catastrophes may not be…
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5 Things To Do This Fall To Get Ready For Winter
Simple home and yard tips don’t have to take a lot of time, but can save a lot of headaches if that first winter storm catches you unaware. Here’s a checklist to help you prepare: Assess Your Windows and Doors Take a walk around your interior, preferably on a windy day. Check for drafts…
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