2017
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Natural Money Makers — 3 Ideas For Generating Income From Your Rural Land Property
Buying land in the countryside is a great way to get away from it all and live in a place that's more relaxed and less stressful. But, it can come with some unique challenges. Rural properties are, by their nature, often a good distance away from potential employers and other streams of income. So, you may need to look a little closer to home to find ways to make money. To help get your creative juices flowing, here are 3 ways to build passive income from your rural real estate.
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How To Add A Pond To A Home Property To Maximize Its Value
Selling a home on the saturated real estate market can seem difficult, but raising the curb value can make it a lot easier. Many people are now adding ponds to their property to sell them more quickly. However it is important to approach this properly to avoid losing money on the deal. Curb Value Is Key To Selling A Home Curb value is the value the presentation of a home adds to its price on the real estate market.
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3 Things to Consider When Buying a Home That's Been Renovated
Are you in the market for a renovated home for sale? Here are a few important things to consider during your search: Are the Renovations Permitted? One of the most important things to consider when buying a home that has been renovated is whether or not the renovations are permitted. If they are not permitted, the renovations aren't adding any value to the home when it comes to appraising. And if the renovations were done in a way that isn't permittable at all, you won't be able to use the renovations to increase your home's value as time goes on – even if you make improvements to those renovations.
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Selling a Home? Know These Buyer Incentives That Can Help Sell a Property
Your local real estate market has ups and down, with it favoring the buyer and seller at times based on inventory and demand. If you find yourself trying to sell at a time when the buyer has the advantage, you may be looking for ways that you can make your home stand out from all the others. Here are some buyer incentives you can offer that will attract the buyer that you are looking for.
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Buying a Home With No Credit History: What You Need to Know
Many Americans dream of being able to buy a home that they can call their own. However, if you have no credit history to speak of, then getting approved for a mortgage can be a seemingly insurmountable challenge. The good news is that there are ways to go about improving your chances of buying a home regardless of your credit history. Consider the HOPE Program Of all the home loan options out there, the HOPE program is probably the best suited for those with no credit or poor credit.
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3 Questions To Ask Before You Buy Your First Condo
Even if you're an experienced home buyer, buying a condo is a different kind of purchase. There are different rules for everything from the loan process to the living situation. If you're considering the condominium life, then there are some things that you need to know before you decide to go ahead and make a purchase. Take a look at the most important questions that you should ask before you go ahead and buy your condo.
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Fun In The Sun -- 3 Great Spots To Buy A Vacation Home In Arizona
When many people think of buying a vacation home, they often think of faraway places, white beaches, or remote mountain tops. But, you can get an excellent and relaxing vacation home in many places that are much more affordable and easy to reach. For many in the Southwest, Arizona can offer just such a recipe for vacation fun. Here are 5 great places in this sun-drenched state to set up your own vacation paradise.
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3 Reasons To Buy A Condo Rather Than A Single Family Home
When investing in property it can be hard to know what to buy. There are so many different options out there that it can be hard to know what would work best for your family. A condo is a great idea for many people. Here are some of the reasons that town homes and condos are an ideal investment. 1. More Home For Your Money One of the main reasons people invest in condos and townhomes is because of the money.
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3 Questions To Ask The Landlord About If Renting A House
Renting a home can be a different experience than renting an apartment, and there are several things you may want to find out before you sign the lease for the house you want to rent. In addition to asking some questions, you should thoroughly examine the house before you rent it and make sure you are happy with where the house is, the size, and the yard. Here are three questions you should discuss with the landlord too before you rent it.
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8 Tips for Handling a Basement Flood
Following a flood in your basement, you have a limited amount of time to take action to prevent mold. Mold can be more than unsightly. It can be a health hazard for you and your family. If your basement recently flooded, here are some steps you need to take now. Disconnect the power. Even if there are only a few inches of water in the basement, there is still a risk of electrocution.
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