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8 Great Home Buying Tips
by Sol Kruk on Aug 17, 2018
There is a lot to think about when considering a new home. Feeling overwhelmed and confused is easy, but don’t let emotions take over to the point of falling into some avoidable traps. Here are eight home buying tips to consider before entering the market. Continue reading →
Worried About Funding Your Home Repairs?
by Guest Post on Aug 27, 2018
If you have ever done repairs on your home, you will agree with me that not every home improvement project is cheap. Sometimes, certain repairs are so extensive that they go beyond a simple DIY project and require professional help. When this happens, you can be sure that you will end up spending more than you planned. Continue reading →
Make Residential Move Easier with Less Stuff
by Guest Post on Sep 19, 2018
One great way to prepare for an upcoming residential move is to thin out your stuff. All of us have moved to a new place and then unpacked boxes and thought, “Why did I move this with me? Taking some time to think about those things before you move can save you both the effort of packing them and more. Continue reading →
Five Ways to Fund Your Property Purchase
by Nadim Thobhani on Dec 7, 2018
Property purchases can be funded in a variety of ways. Whether you are looking to buy a home or a commercial property of any kind, it is worth considering all available options. In terms of costs, accessibility, and the simplicity of the payment process, there are marked differences from one funding option to the next. Continue reading →
How Does International Moving Work?
by Guest Post on Dec 14, 2018
Did you know that 1 out of every 3 Americans says they are willing to leave the States? Are you one of them too? Although an international moving company will help ease the task and assist you with relocating, there are certain things you must know for yourself. Continue reading →
What You Should Know and Do Before a Home Inspection
by Guest Post on Jan 2, 2019
Receiving an offer on a home that you are selling at or above the asking price can be immensely exciting. The home being such a large financial investment paying off in a large profit can be a huge boost in a financial sense. Continue reading →
How to Look for Signs of Pest Infestation When House Hunting
by Guest Post on Jan 2, 2019
Are you busy looking for a new home? Have you fallen in love with the perfect house? Did you know that the premises could be home to a pest infestation? Sorry to burst your bubble but it is better to know before you buy. Here are a few steps you can follow to spot different nuisances in the home. Continue reading →
5 Tips to Help You Win a Foreclosure Auction
by Rohit on Jan 14, 2019
Auctions are chaotic even if you are an experienced pro. Foreclosure auctions are a crazy affair, full of homeowners trying to snag the best-valued homes for significantly cheaper. However, don’t think you can waltz onto an auction site and find the swing of things right off the bat. Continue reading →
5 Items Landlords Should Check Off Before a Tenant Moves In
by Boris Dzhingarov on Feb 6, 2019
If you are a landlord, the last thing you want is to keep your property sitting open for too long. Once you have got a good tenant signed on, you want to make the moving process as smooth as possible for everyone. Continue reading →
Reasons Why a Credit Score Can Drop - Financing Mortgages
by Guest Post on Feb 18, 2019
Your credit score can drop because of a variety of reasons. Many of us assume that our credit score is only related to the amount of debt that we have. Sadly, this is where most of us go wrong. Continue reading →
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