As soon as my wife and I started our house-flipping business, I knew that we were in unfamiliar territory. We didn't know very much about purchasing properties, which is why we started working with an experienced real estate agent. Our agent was intelligent, friendly, and willing to do the type of legwork that was required to get the job done. He was incredibly kind and patient with us, and it was amazing to work with such a professional. After buying a few properties together, my wife and I felt a lot more comfortable taking care of things on our own. This blog is all about investing in better real estate with the help of a professional.
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11 January 2017
One of the most popular methods that many people use to find a home these days is through the use of a real estate website, which can be a bit of a mistake, as the website may not be able to provide you with all of the benefits that working with a real estate agent can. Listed below are two reasons to work with a real estate agent rather than doing your home search entirely over the Internet.
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10 January 2017
Buying a home is an emotional experience for some buyers. Unfortunately, emotions can sometimes lead to costly mistakes that could have been avoided by staying focused on making a reasonable decision. Here are some emotional mistakes you should avoid in your search for a new home.
Making an Offer Based on "Love at First Sight"
It is not uncommon to fall in love with a home the first time you see it.
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29 December 2016
You're finally ready to purchase your first home. You've thought about every detail – at least you think you have. Unfortunately, many people who think they've covered every detail end up having a stressful experience with their first home purchase. You can avoid making the same mistakes by utilizing the tips provided here.
Work with a Realtor
You may think that you can navigate the home-buying experience by yourself. However, if you're not a licensed realtor, there are a lot of issues you're going to miss.
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29 December 2016
Even though condominiums (often shortened to condos) are a popular choice among real estate investors, a lot of normal consumers don't have a lot of information about these apartment-like housing units. Therefore, condos often get skipped over by buyers simply because they are unfamiliar with what buying a condo is really like. With a little insight, you could definitely see some advantages in owning a condo over a traditional house. Here is a quick look at a few of the most common questions inexperienced buyers tend to have about condos they find listed in real estate listings.
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