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Communicating With Your Real Estate Agent

When we started looking for a house, I realized that brokering my own deal was going to be difficult. However, I realized that things might be a lot easier if I could find a great real estate agent. We looked high and low, and we finally found an agent who we felt comfortable working with. When we sat down with him, it was amazing to see how much of a difference working with a trained professional made. We were able to choose which kind of house worked best for our budget, and it was great to find ourselves on the right track. My blog is about how to communicate properly with your real estate agent, so that you have as good of an experience as we did.

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Going Through A Divorce? How To Avoid Problems When Selling Your Home

Posted on December 12, 2017

Selling your house can be a difficult process. However, when you're trying to sell your home during a divorce, the process can become even more difficult, especially if you're not prepared. That's where hiring an experienced real estate agent becomes extremely important. The last thing you want to do is navigate a pre-divorce home sell without professional assistance. Once you've hired an agent you can work with, the tips provided below will help you keep problems to a minimum while you're selling your home. [Read More]

4 Reasons You Should Opt To Invest In Multi-Family Units Over Single-Family Homes

Posted on November 19, 2017

When people decide to invest in commercial property, one of the first questions that they tend to ask themselves is whether they should invest in single-family homes or multi-family properties. When it comes down to it, this is a personal preference. However, there do tend to be some benefits to investing in multi-family properties over single-family homes. Benefit #1: Better Economy of Scale When you purchase multi-family properties instead of single-family homes, your per-unit expenses will be significantly less due to the fact that the units are in a single location. [Read More]

Recurring Costs: Understanding The Real Costs Of Home Ownership

Posted on October 19, 2017

When thinking about the purchase of a home, buyers often become fixated on the expected amount of their mortgage payment. While certainly important, the mortgage payment is made up of only the base principle and interest payment that is due each month in order to pay off the home's mortgage in the agreed upon amount of time, which is usually fifteen, twenty, or thirty years. But focusing only on this number can lead to an unpleasant surprise for buyers who may find themselves dealing with a home that becomes unaffordable after the purchase. [Read More]

Reasons To Be Upfront With Your Agent When Listing Your Home

Posted on October 19, 2017

When you are ready to sell your home, you might worry that no one will want to buy it if they know about its flaws. While this can be true in some cases, you should still be completely honest and upfront with your real estate agent when you list your home. Here are three good reasons to let your agent know about the flaws your home has: You Have to Sign a Full-Disclosure Form [Read More]