3 Ways A Property Management Company Can Make Your Life Easier
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13 October 2018
If you own a piece of real estate you are looking to rent out in the near future, you obviously have a large checklist of things that need to get done. But what if you didn't have to do it all yourself? Today, property management companies make it easier than ever for landlords to rent out properties without having to deal with quite as much work. Here are three ways that a property management company could make your life easier.
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Including These Things Won'T Necessarily Make Your House More Enticing To Buyers
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27 October 2017
The things that you include when you sell your home can have an impact on the price at which you sell it and even how many offers you receive. For example, a new set of stainless steel kitchen appliances, which can collectively cost several thousand dollars, will make your house more appealing than a similar house at a similar price but that doesn't come with the appliances. However, there are several things that you might think to include in the sale, but that actually won't make your listing more appealing.
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Plan On Buying A Home This Winter? Avoid Making These Mistakes
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19 October 2017
While many people wait until the summer to buy a home while the kids are between grades at school, you may find yourself needing to move during the winter. While this can be a challenge with the snow and wet weather conditions, just be sure you do not make the following mistakes.
Mistake 1: Expecting A Deal
While the winter time is usually a slower time in the real estate market, you may assume that you'll be able to get a deal from a seller that is eager to get rid of their home.
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Options To Consider When You Encounter A Problem During The Final Walkthrough
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15 October 2017
When you and your realtor conduct a final walkthrough of the home that you're in the process of buying, you don't want to encounter any surprises. Hopefully, any changes that you requested of the current owner have been adequately made, and you and your agent will finish the walkthrough feeling excited about the deal to be finalized. However, this won't always be the case. There may be times that you notice problems during the walkthrough, such as an issue that you didn't previously identify, or things that weren't done as requested.
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