There’s nothing like buying a home for the first time. You finally have a place of your own to do whatever you want with, opening up so many possibilities. So that this real estate transaction goes smoothly from start to finish, be sure to avoid these house-shopping mistakes. Avoiding an Inspection Just because a house looks perfect on the outside doesn’t mean everything is all well and good on the inside. Read More»
One problem you may encounter as a landlord is finding damage in apartments you rent out, and this is something you might not even find until a tenant moves out. Damage in your units takes time to repair and costs money, but there are some things you can do that might reduce the amount of damage your tenants cause in the units they rent. Choose better tenants The first thing you can do is make sure you fully screen all the tenants you choose. Read More»
When you begin the process of buying a house, there are certain things you should avoid doing, and if you are new to buying real estate, you might not realize this. Here are several important things you should avoid doing if you are currently in the process of buying a house because you could jeopardize your ability to buy a house, or at least your ability to buy a good house. Read More»
When you list your condo for sale, you have a lot to think about. How can you market your condo effectively? Do you have a solid plan for the future? How can you make your home sell faster, and how can you make sure it sells at a higher price? The answer may be simpler than you think: invest in value-driving features to ensure that your condo makes waves when you list it. Read More»
You are the type of home buyer that loves a challenge. You love buying homes just to spruce them up, and sometimes, you sell them too. You see the potential in the worst fixer-upper homes and you create incredible new homes for everyone to enjoy. Yet, you may yet encounter the biggest conflict of this hobby of yours; mitigating the difference between the purchase price of a fixer-upper and the fixer-upper costs. Read More»