No matter if you’re in a buyer’s or seller’s market, there are a few critical steps you can take to make a smarter purchase. Since buying a home is likely the biggest single investment you will ever make, being prepared will help you make a better purchase. Here are our
You can’t avoid paying taxes, and we all need to pay our fair share. However, paying your fair share shouldn’t place an unjust burden on you. As a homeowner, your tax burden is doubled because you pay both income and property taxes. To decrease that burden and boost your tax
Unlike other contracts that don’t involve making an offer to buy or lease real property, real estate forms are required to be in writing. Real property transfers or leases for more than a year must be written to be enforceable. Every state’s real estate law governing home sales requires purchase
Strengthening Economy Despite existing-home sales dropping last November, the National Real Estate Market is primed for expansion in 2016. Here’s why. Better weather in many parts of the country resulted in an increase in single-family and multifamily home construction. Also, the population of millennial homebuyers is expected to grow in
The day when you decide that an apartment or roommates are no longer an ideal living situation and you’re ready to make the step to become a first time home buyer is a very powerful feeling! Now that the decision has been made to buy a house, however, it’s time
Experiencing a theft, flood, fire, or other casualty loss can be devastating. Imagine trying to list from memory for your insurance claim every single item that was damaged or destroyed. The task will be less daunting if you create a home inventory in advance and keep it in a safe
We all think about home improvement from time to time. We would love to remodel our kitchens or bathrooms, add on a room or expand to our outdoor spaces with decks and patios. Here are some tips for doing home improvement that will add resale value to your home. Refurbish
Did you know that making your home energy efficient increases the value? According to one study, making no cost/low cost changes can boost your home’s value $18,000. Why not implement some of the following suggestions to make your home more energy efficient? Lower the thermostat on your water heater. If
Plumbing, Fixtures and Appliances Water damage in your house is both hazardous to your health and costly to repair. The following list will help you maintain your homes plumbing and keep your house dry, from either man made or natural water problems. Check water hoses and connections Check dishwasher hoses
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