After I started evaluating my financial future, I took a good, hard look at what I wanted to do with my life. I realized that I didn't have that long before retirement, so I began chatting with my friends about solid investments I could make. Within a few weeks, I was looking at real estate, and it was nice to see just how profitable the entire process could be. I wanted to start a little blog about investments and real estate a few months ago, so I began collecting articles on the matter. Check out this blog to find out more.
Posted on: 1 September 2020
Estate auctions are a great tool for those who need to get rid of many items. Often the owner has passed away or somebody has to move far away. No matter the reason, they may turn to an auction to sell some of these items quickly. This is why you can often get a great deal on some of these items.
Are you looking for ways to be successful at the estate auction house?
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Posted on: 15 July 2020
Beginning to apartment hunt when you have a disability can feel overwhelming at first due to the number of units that are available and your intention to find somewhere that will be comfortable for you. When you're looking for handicap-accessibility, there's a lot of unique factors that could play a part in whether the apartment is the perfect match.
Consider the following tips that can help narrow down the options and lead you somewhere that can be an easy place for you to live in.
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Posted on: 7 February 2020
If you're looking for a new place to stay, you'll find that new luxury apartment and condo developments have replaced notorious burned out and vacant homes. Splurging on luxury will get you noticed downtown, but simplicity in the suburbs might be the real estate that calms you.
Downtown Digs or Digging the 'Burbs?
How do you choose where to live? Frugality's the name of the game when you get your first apartment straight out of college.
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Posted on: 27 January 2020
A major step in buying a house is writing an offer to buy it. This offer is a contract that you write and give to the seller. The contract becomes legally binding once the seller agrees to it and signs it. If you wrote an offer and are thinking of backing out of it, it is important for you to understand that there are valid reasons for doing this (if the contract allows for this), but there are also non-valid reasons.
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