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buying your first home - what you should know

If you are considering buying your first home, there are a lot of things that you may have failed to consider. Having gone through the first time home buying process just a year ago, I have learned quite a bit about buying, maintaining and protecting my own home. On this blog, you will find tips for buying the home that you can afford, lists of things that you may not have accounted for in your budget and advice for protecting the big investment that you will spend the next several years paying for and living in. Hopefully what I have included will help you.

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Top Reasons to Hire a Real Estate Agent When Selling a Property

Posted on October 20, 2020

Are you thinking about selling your house without a real estate agent? If so, you should prepare yourself for some hard work and challenges. Selling a house without an agent means selling it for sale by owner (FSBO). Before you take on this challenge, you might want to learn about the top reasons people still hire real estate agents to help them sell their homes. You Will Have One Main Responsibility [Read More]

Want To Buy Your First Luxury Home? What To Do To Find The Perfect One

Posted on October 20, 2020

Have you decided that buying a luxury home is the right move to make? Luxury homes are often spacious and full of neat features that traditional houses do not have. Hundreds of luxury homes are currently on the market, so it helps to hire a real estate agent that will go through subtle details with you to make sure you find that perfect place to move to with the family. [Read More]

How Hiring A Property Manager Can Save You Money

Posted on October 20, 2020

If you are a private landlord, you may look at the rates charged by property managers and figure "that's not worth it." It may initially seem like you're throwing away hundreds or thousands a month by hiring someone else to take care of your properties for you. However, this is the opposite of the reality that many landlords enjoy when they hire a property manager. Many find that they actually save money by hiring a property manager. [Read More]

Why Buying A Golf Course Home Makes Sense Even For Non-Golfers

Posted on September 29, 2020

Even if you've never yelled, "Fore!" in your life, buying golf course homes for sale may be the right choice for you. In fact, not everyone who lives in a golf community actually golfs. Here's why. Quiet neighborhood Aside from the occasional warning about stray shots, golf is a fairly quiet sport. Proper course etiquette dictates that you remain quiet when your fellow golfers are taking their shot. This creates a fairly quiet atmosphere for the houses located along the course. [Read More]