Buying your first investment property may make you feel even more an adult than purchasing the home that you live in did. An investment property is likely to be a smaller property that you use in order to fix up and sell or that you fix up and open up for tenants. Depending on where you live, if an investment property comes up within your price range, you may need to move on it quickly.…
Read More »If you are in the market for a new home and have small children, you’ll come to depend on your real estate broker to find a suitable neighborhood. Well-versed real estate agents know which areas are kid-friendly and which ones to steer clear of. Below are four reasons to let your broker take the lead in your home search. Considers Compatibility with the Neighbors Families, especially those with younger, active children, tend to be more comfortable around neighbors who don’t mind a little noise.…
Read More »Getting ready to rent a home out? Here are three perks you can offer tenants that will help keep your property in tip-top shape so you can attract renters more easily in the future: Stock Up a Tool Shed Stocking up a tool shed in the yard is an excellent way to make sure that your rental home stays in good shape while tenants are occupying the place. By making sure that your tenants have access to a lawn mower, weed wacker, and gardening supplies, they’ll be more likely to take care of the yard so your landscaping remains intact and thrives.…
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