When you put your house on the market, you probably dream about bidding wars and a great sales price. Unfortunately, if you are like most sellers, the initial offers for your property might be lower than you would like them to be. However, you might be able to get a better price for your unit by doing a few things beforehand. I have been buying and selling real estate for over twenty years, and I have learned a lot about what it takes to get a good deal, and an even better sales price. I hope that as you read through the articles on my blog that you might learn what you need to do to be successful in real estate.
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5 October 2017
If you have looked at a few houses to purchase and you aren't interested in the way the houses look, the layouts, or the older features, you may want to talk with a real estate agent about new homes for sale, and the potential of building. Building a home is a great way to get the modern features that you want, and to get the layout that you need in a home.
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29 September 2017
When it comes to making an offer on the home that you want to buy, it can be very overwhelming. After all, you don't want to be turned down, but you also don't want to offer too much that ultimately leads to you spending more than you need to. Here's what you should ask yourself before making an offer:
Is There Another Offer?
If there are more offers on the home, then you want to be competitive and obviously offer more, especially if it's a home that you really want.
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29 September 2017
From the time you are a young adult, it gets drilled into your head that you have to have twenty percent to put down on a home and your credit scores have to be stellar. Then you meet someone who looks like he/she does not have two nickels to rub together, and you wonder how he/she managed to buy a home. Hold onto the seat of your pants, because here are some little home financing secrets the big banks do not want you to know!
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27 September 2017
A home warranty is a service contract that protects you from the malfunctions and breakdowns that your home's major appliances and systems may experience within a given period. It is especially popular with home buyers since they don't know the conditions of the properties they are getting. If you are buying a home, here are some of the ways a home warranty may benefit you:
It May Save You Thousands of Dollars
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