I remember it like it was yesterday. I had found the home of my dreams, and my real estate agent was trying to make a deal. Unfortunately, the sellers wouldn't budget on the sales price, and I was left wondering if I could foot the bill for closing costs. I was devastated, and I didn't know what to do. However, my agent asked me to trust him while he offered a tremendously low amount, coupled with amenities like home warranties and closing cost allowances. I was scared, but I decided to go with it. Believe it or not, he pulled it off--saving me thousands of dollars. This blog is all about trusting your real estate broker and letting him or her do their job.
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8 August 2017
When you are looking to buy a home, you may be willing to invest in a fixer-upper you can put some work into. If you love DIY projects, a home that needs work can even sound like a fun prospect, but there are some things to take into consideration as you begin your search. Work with your real estate agent and use the following tips to get the house you want without any major surprises:
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18 July 2017
As you search for the right home to buy, you might see a few that are listed for sale by owner. These homes are listed for sale by the people that own them, and there are no real estate agents involved. Homeowners list homes like this to save on commissions; however, you may need to go through additional steps if you want to buy real estate for sale by the owner.
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5 July 2017
Although searching for a new home together should be an incredibly exciting event for a couple, when you can't agree on what to buy, it becomes a laborious debacle. Here's how to come together on this very important decision so you can find the best possible home.
Make Lists And Compare
Sit down and create individual lists of the features you each want in your new home the most. You might be able to give up a spiral staircase in exchange for the kitchen island you want, and your spouse will also have a chance to haggle for their favorite features.
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25 May 2017
Leasing a commercial office space is a serious investment in your business, and it can provide a great way for you to expand. However, there are several things you'll need to take into consideration before you sign a lease. Use this guide to help navigate some of the concerns that can arise when leasing a commercial office space.
Modifications
Most business owners will want to make at least a few modifications to the space, from painting the walls to hanging up bulletin boards in the break room.
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