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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30 September 2016
Shopping for a home after the kids move out and in anticipation of your retirement requires a bit of planning. Chances are you will want to downsize into a smaller home that is easier to take care of. It's also important to consider how the house can continue to serve you as you continue to age and become less mobile. The following tips can help you pick the perfect home for this stage of life.
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27 September 2016
If you've been looking for a condo in Manhattan and have found that it's just too expensive, then look to the other boroughs. You can find really nice neighborhoods that have beautiful water views, and also have an easy commute into Manhattan. Below is a selection of two neighborhoods. There is a choice from The Bronx, and one in Staten Island.
Riverdale
Riverdale is in the northwest section of The Bronx.
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20 September 2016
Did you know that 65.2% of American families owned their primary residence in 2013? If you're ready to become a homeowner yourself, it's important to start searching the market for your dream home. When you finally find the perfect place you'd like to call home, it's crucial that you act quickly, as there's a good chance that there are many like-minded buyers eyeing the same property as you. To ensure that your offer stands out amongst the competition, consider these 3 tips.
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13 September 2016
In a condominium building, the neighborhood is just a little bit closer than your average single family neighborhood. This means that neighbors will run into one another often and neighbors may also be more easily able to hear one another through the walls. If neighbors with children and those without children are not getting along or if there are a number of complaints about one another, this would be a good time for the condo association to step in to keep the peace.
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