3 Things to Look for in a Luxury Home

Posted on: 22 February 2017

When shopping for a home, you may occasionally see the term "luxury home" mentioned in a listing where a home is priced higher than other similar homes in the same area. As a savvy home shopper, you probably know that this term doesn't refer to the size of the home, but rather to the quality of either the home or its location. It is challenging to determine whether the home actually qualifies as a luxury home or if it is simply over priced.
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3 Things You Can Do to Make a Good First Impression When Selling Your Home

Posted on: 14 February 2017

Selling your house can be stressful if you are not careful. You might be worried about getting the right amount out of the house, or maybe you need to sell quickly. Either way, the way you present your house will play a major role in how open potential buyers are to your home and be willing to make a better offer. The first impression of your house is the most important so here are some things you should do when selling your house.
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4 Factors That Determine Your Home's Resale Value

Posted on: 7 February 2017

When it comes to selling your home, you, of course, want to sell it for the highest price possible. Some people don't realize that the price can be drastically reduced for certain reasons that can ultimately lead to you not being able to sell your home for as much. It's important that you know what these factors are so that you can work to find ways around it to still sell your home for a high price.
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Venturing Into The Landlording Business After A Lifetime Of Being A Tenant? What Should You Know?

Posted on: 17 January 2017

If you've always wanted a way to diversify your household income without taking on a second job or roommate, you may be considering a venture into the world of rental real estate – especially now that the specters of the Great Recession and related housing and financial crises are firmly in the rear-view mirror. While this type of investment can often be a good way to shore up your future finances, it's generally more common for those who already own a home (or two) to continue buying real estate, and you may find yourself at a loss if you're entering the searching process as a lifelong renter.
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