After buying a lemon of a home a few years ago, I realized that I needed to do a lot more research before I invested in another property. I started scouring the local market for different homes that were diamonds in the rough, and I was able to find a place that I felt really good about. However, since I had made similar mistakes in the past, I decided that it might be in my best interest to work with a professional real estate attorney. I hired the expert to look over my documents and to evaluate the property, and he did an amazing job. This blog is all about finding better real estate.
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3 March 2017
If you've come across a beautiful marina apartment for rent, you may be tempted to put down a security deposit and move in next weekend. Dreams of living on the water can easily overtake you. However, you really need to put some thought into this decision before making your move. Living on the water has its pros and its cons, and you don't want to discover it's not for you after you move in.
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1 March 2017
Building a new home on a vacant lot can be an excellent way to ensure that you are getting the perfect home. Yet having a custom home built can be a very unique process, and it can be easy to be unprepared for this type of work the first time you undertake this project. If you are needing to make sure that your home construction project is a relatively smooth and productive experience, you may want to be mindful of some basic tips that can help you to effectively develop your lot.
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27 February 2017
When you're in the process of looking for a home, it's common for a buyer to become fixated on a few key things they are looking for and ignore other details. That's why you don't want to overlook these 4 things as a buyer.
The Location
Location is key when it comes to real estate, and it's something you may not think much about when you are looking at a listing on a website.
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24 January 2017
Attempting to sell your home in a cooling real estate market where supply exceeds demand can be daunting to say the least. Your home could end up sitting in the market for months, requiring that you spend more on agent fees, advertising, and home maintenance.
Many folks result to lowering their asking price so as to attract more buyers, but this can be counterproductive, especially if you have put in a lot of cash into home improvements.
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