2015

  • Ideas For Your New Vacation Home

    If you have purchased land meant for a vacation home, you are indeed lucky! Whether it's a weekend retreat or a home that will be used for for longer periods of time, getting away from a busy life can be a dream come true. If you are trying to decide what to do about the type of house you want, here are some ideas for you. Roughing It - Of course, if you want to keep things extremely basic, you can simply camp out.
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  • The Four Downfalls Of "For Sale By Owner"

    You may have done a little research about selling your home and have come to the conclusion that you should just try to do it yourself. After all, you know your home and neighborhood better than any professional real estate agent could, and you can just pocket those commission fees that realtors charge. Before you make a move that you might regret, read below for four reasons why listing your home as for sale by owner (FSBO) could be a bad idea.
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  • QR Codes Make It Easier For Today's First-Time Home Buyers

    Buying a new house is both an exciting and stressful experience, especially if it is your first time doing so. One of the most important aspects of buying a new house is learning every detail about it before buying it. Thanks to today's advanced mobile technology and QR codes, you can learn a lot about new homes for sale simply by reading about it and viewing it on your mobile device.
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  • How To Improve Your Backyards Appeal For Potential Buyers

    When you start showing your home to potential buyers, they will pay close attention to your backyard. Don't assume they are more interested in the inside of your home, because your backyard can make a great impression. Here are tips for improving the appeal of your backyard and get your house sold. Define Your Backyard Areas The first thing you should do when working on the appeal of your backyard is to define the area.
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  • Commercial Property Management: Exploring The Benefits

    There are many benefits that come along with choosing to hire a commercial property management firm to handle the day-to-day responsibilities associated with all of your commercial properties. Taking the time to review these benefits below will allow you to determine for yourself whether these property management services are right for you. Benefit #1: Reduce Tenant Turnover Rates Problems with high tenant turnover rates can easily hurt your bottom line and may even make quality businesses think twice before choosing to rent one of your properties.
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  • How A Buyer Sees A Junk Room: And What To Do About It

    One of the best parts of being an "empty-nester" is the ability to use your children's rooms in any way you want. If you have used one of them as a junk room, then you are one of many who have claimed this rite of passage into this new season of your life. However, if you want to sell your home, buyers may see this room and think that you're just messy.
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  • Questions And Answers About Renovation Building Inspection

    Modern buildings are highly-complex structures, and if they are not built to the needed safety codes, it is possible for the entire structure to be at risk of collapse. Not surprisingly, building inspections are a routine part of the modern construction process, but many homeowners are shocked to learn that they will need an inspection for many renovation projects. Yet, if you have limited knowledge or experience with building inspections, the following two questions and answers may be useful to you:
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  • What You Should Do Before Buying A New Home

    Buying a new home is a large investment. The first thing you should know is that you will be working closely with the builder. That makes a lot of sense because you want the builder to present you with a finished home that is built on the specifications you both agreed on in the planning and design stages. Choose a Builder With No Financial Baggage Do a little investigating to find out whether the builder you plan to hire has a financially sound background.
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