Making Real Estate Investment A Priority

Posted on: 28 April 2019

Owning a vacation home can give you and your family a comfortable place to stay when you head to your favorite areas, while also providing your family with an excellent source of supplemental income. However, choosing the right property can be tricky, especially if you are new to vacation home ownership. Here are three things to check before investing in a vacation home, and why it could matter when you go to rent out the property in the future.
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Posted on: 9 April 2019

If you're in the market for a luxury home, you want to make sure that you buy a property that's right for your needs. A luxury home is a big investment—you don't want any buyer's remorse once you close on the home. Follow these tips to find a luxury home that satisfies everything on your home buying checklist. 1. Decide How Long You're Willing to Commute Some beautiful luxury homes are located in secluded locations, like private, gated neighborhoods, on breathtaking bodies of water, or nestled deep in a wooded area.
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Posted on: 9 April 2019

Every homeowner must pay property taxes. Unfortunately, they seem to be getting higher. In fact, taxes went up 3% from 2016 to 2017. In some situations, the taxes can be higher than necessary. If you suspect that your taxes are too high, there are things you can do.  What can cause your property tax to increase?  There are a number of reasons why yourproperty taxes might increase. Here are some of the most popular reasons:
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Posted on: 29 March 2019

While general real estate advice for homeowners is always to make sure their property is fully repaired and updated before attempting to sell, there are many instances when taking these steps is not possible or feasible. Sometimes this is because of time constraints, such as when the homeowner must move unexpectedly, with no time to hire contractors and manage repairs and renovations. Another common reason is when the homeowner is under financial stress and cannot afford to pay for the costs associated with making repairs and updates.
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