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You’re already living together, so why not take that rent money and put it towards a mortgage payment. On the surface it seems like a very logical idea, you’ll be spending about the same and earning equity in the meantime. You’ll also have the freedom to decorate any way you want. And maybe that significant other is handy and you could even purchase a fixer-upper and flip it. (more…)
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Flipping homes became a huge concept a few years ago. For some the venture was incredibly lucrative, for others it was the road to bankruptcy, and for others yet, it was just a dream, something never acted on. (more…)
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You’re thinking about a move but don’t know whether to sell your current property or to rent it. It’s a difficult decision for some as the thought of added income every month may be tempting but the idea of having to deal with tenants may be daunting. (more…)
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Is fractional property ownership right for you? Fractional means a mathematical portion of a whole. Fractionalized ownership of a luxury item has been commonplace for quite some time. You’ll often hear of people going in together to purchase a boat or an airplane and property is no different. (more…)
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You have listed a home for sale and it’s not moving. It could just be due to the slow market but that doesn’t mean that you have to sit back and wait for the market to speed up again before you can sell your home. There are things that you can do to improve your listing so that people will want to come take a look at the property that you have for sale. There are also things that you can do to the property to make it stand out from the crowd. By making the effort to do these things, you’ll be able to speed up the sale and generate some revenue from your real estate despite the fact that the housing market isn’t moving as quickly as most people would like. (more…)
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The so-called “short sale” in real estate is quite an oddity in comparison to traditional real estate lending. It essentially means that the bank that offered the mortgage loan will be willing to accept an amount lower than what is still owed. This is obviously something that a lender generally wouldn’t be interested in doing so the short sale is an uncommon aspect of real estate sales. The fact that it’s not common makes it a bit confusing for people who have never been involved in a short sale before. However, it’s something that can be done fairly easily, especially with the housing market the way that it currently is, so it’s worth looking into if you’re in the business of buying and selling real estate property. (more…)
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Have you ever considered a lease to purchase agreement. These home purchase deals can sometimes be a great boon to both the seller and the buyer but before you leap its best to know what you’re getting into. Lease options, options to purchase and lease purchase agreements all sound sort of the same but they’re actually three distinct purchase agreements. Each state has its own laws and regulations on these purchases and you should check your state’s particular version as they all vary slightly. (more…)
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The housing economy has been on the decline for a couple of years now and it shows no sign of letting up in the near future. This has caused people to start embarking on some trends that are likely to continue in the months to come. As a professional in the real estate industry, it is important to stay aware of these trends in order to adjust your approach to your properties accordingly. (more…)
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The real estate bubble is rumored to have popped in the United States, but maybe it has actually bounced over to Vietnam. Hanoi is currently experiencing a revival like the region has never seen before. Retail space value is rising, the skyline is also on the rise and urban sprawl has spread into the former rice fields. (more…)
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When negotiating a property lease, the seller typically has the upper hand. This is true for a number of different reasons that hold true despite changes in the market that sometimes favor the buyer. However, only a seller with good negotiating skills is going to be able to make the most of this upper hand in order to come out of the negotiation with a lease agreement that is favorable to the seller. This is particularly true during a buyer’s market but is even true in a seller’s market. The art of negotiation is something that can’t be learned too well or too soon if you’re in the market to be selling anything at all. (more…)
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