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Buy A Home With Vacation Rental Potential By Focusing On Important Details

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The things that your children, spouse, and pets need in a home should take priority when you look at homes for sale. But, this does not mean these are the only features that can be considered. With a reasonable list of necessities, you should also be able to fit in some qualities that you would like to have. If you have always wanted to manage a vacation rental, you can put this on your shopping list. Read More»

Steps To Save Time When Buying A House During A Relocation

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If you are planning on moving to a new city and do not have a lot of time on your hands, you may need to come up with a good strategy for viewing properties in the area you are moving to. The goal will be to narrow down your search for real estate properties that meet your needs, and this will help you save time when you make a trip to this area to start your search. Read More»

Four Tips for Selling a Home When You Have Dogs

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You love your dogs. They’re members of your family, so their hair and body odors don’t bother you one bit. Sadly, if you’re trying to sell your home, potential buyers may not feel the same way about your furry friend. Having a dog in the home may turn off certain buyers before they even come in the door. Luckily, there are some things you can do to make a home with dogs more appealing to buyers. Read More»

Break The Rent Cycle: The Lease Purchase Option

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If you have decided it’s time to purchase a home but are renting because of financial circumstances, you may want to consider talking to a realtor about a lease purchase option, Short for Lease with Option to Purchase Contract. It merges the fundamentals of a traditional rental agreement with an exclusive right of first refusal option for later purchase of a home.  Here’s how a realtor can assist you with a lease option purchase, and what you can do to help reach your goal of home ownership. Read More»

Adding Curb Appeal To A Waterfront Home

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You’d think a waterfront piece of property would sell itself, but it isn’t always that simple. Waterfront doesn’t always mean a large mansion with a gorgeous boat dock and a professionally manicured lawn. Waterfront property could be an older home built over 50 years ago in need of quite a few repairs with overgrown landscaping and a decrepit boat dock. Selling this type of property can be a bit of a chore if some sort of work isn’t done to add curb appeal. Read More»