How to Plan Staging Your House For Sale on a Tight Budget?
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Selling your house is never easy in terms of money spent before someone accepts the deal. Lots of money goes for renovations, listings, real estate agents, taxes, and a couple of foreseen and never expected costs that come your way. Planning the budget to the cent is not only an excellent organization, but it is also a personal obligation if you don’t want to drown in debt. You need to know how you are going to spend every dollar and what kind of advantage will this bring to you to sell the house faster.
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Home Buying Tip
for the week of: January 05BUYING HOME IN 2020
Mortgage rates are starting off on a good note for the new year.
30-year mortgages are under 4% and expected to remain in this range for the near future.
So if you are in the market to buy a new home soon, get ready.
Weekly Tip:
Common Home Selling Mistakes New Agents Should Avoid Making at All Costs
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Real estate agents have an awesome—and potentially awesomely rewarding—job at hand. They get the distinct privilege of helping people find the properties of their dreams, which often means playing a part in some of the happiest moments of their lives. But the truth is that the real estate industry is cutthroat, with around 20 percent of real estate agents earning the vast majority of the commissions (something like 80 percent).
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Costly Closing Costs: Should You Also Buy Homeowners Insurance?
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Having a career in real estate, specifically as a luxury real estate agent, can be one of the toughest. You will be competing against other agents who are also searching for prospective buyers and sellers. Moreover, some agents employ dirty tactics just to get ahead of the competition.
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4 Things to Consider About Location When You are Buying a Home
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If you are beginning the process of finding a new home, there are many factors you will need to consider carefully. For example, location is crucial. Many people get too wrapped up in finding the perfect home that meets all of their requirements, and they can easily overlook how significant the home’s location is. You will want to avoid this because you will need to ensure that your home is in an area that has good air quality, low crime rates, a suitable climate and convenient commuting.
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Looking for Luxury? How to Be Shrewd about Your Home Purchase
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Making a shrewd purchase on a home can mean a variety of things depending on what you want. A luxury home can be harder to find if your budget isn’t in-line with your desires. Here are some of the things that you’ll need to consider if you want to make a shrewd purchase.
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