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Posted on 01/12/2020
Homestead Exemption Laws in Washington, D.C.
Image by jessica45 from Pixabay Sometimes life throws a curveball, whether it’s in the form of extensive medical expenses because of an accident or because your company closed and laid everyone off. If you are not able to work because you have to care for a spouse or child who is injured, or because you cannot find a...
Legal
Real Estate Laws
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Posted on 01/05/2020
Know What You Want When Shopping for a New Home
Since there are so many things to keep in mind when searching for the right home, it can be very helpful to create a priority list. If you're at the beginning of the house-hunting process, one of the best ways to clarify your thoughts is by organizing them in a notebook or on a computer screen. As is the...
House Hunting Stress
Buying A Home
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Posted on 12/29/2019
When to Hold a Successful Open House
Photo by Paul Brennan via PixabayThe Open House is just a part of the marketing strategy to effectively sell a home, but it can be an important one. The number of people it attracts can strongly correlate with both the number and quality of the offers you receive. So while you may not have the luxury of selling...
Open House
Open House
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Posted on 12/22/2019
Create a Flipping Team You Trust
Photo by TruthSeeker08 via Pixabay Want to flip a property? You need a team of rock stars on your side. This isn't a one-man show; in general, real estate investors only prosper when they've made connections with real estate agents, lenders, contractors, and other investors at the top of their game, and it's even more crucial when you're...
Flipping
Real Estate Agent
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Posted on 12/15/2019
6 Things to Look Out for When Attending an Open House
Open houses can be a great way to get to know a home and the neighborhood it sits in. Sure, the seller will be trying to put their best foot forward on the big day. But, you’ll still be able to get a chance to tour the home relatively uninterrupted. But what should you look for in particular when...
Open House
Red Flags
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Posted on 12/08/2019
Homebuying for the Minimalist Lifestyle
Are you a minimalist? If you’ve heard this question recently, you may be wondering just what it means and how does it affect you. It is NOT a set of rules.It is NOT about how much you own. It is NOT about how much money you earn. It is NOT about buying specific items or giving up certain...
Trends
Homebuyers
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Posted on 12/01/2019
How Your Credit Score Affects Your Interest Rate
Image by Tierra Mallorca from Unsplash One of the most important things to check once you decide to start the home-buying process is your credit score. The three major credit bureaus keep track of how you pay for your credit and how much credit you have. Your score fluctuates, sometimes daily, depending on how much you owe and...
Credit Score
Mortgage
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Posted on 11/24/2019
Use Your Past Homebuying Experience to Your Advantage
Are you an experienced homebuyer? If so, you may be better equipped than others to enjoy a quick, worry-free homebuying experience. Ultimately, a veteran homebuyer can learn a lot from his or her past experiences, including: 1. How to Avoid Paying Too Much for a House The housing market offers many opportunities for veteran and first-time homebuyers alike. However,...
Buyer Tips
Buying A Home
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Posted on 11/17/2019
Open Houses: Here's What Sellers Need to Know
An open house can have a significant impact on the property selling journey. As such, it is important for a property seller to allocate time and resources to prepare for an open house. If a seller plans for an open house, he or she may be able to boost the likelihood of a fast, profitable property selling experience. Now,...
Open House
Open House Preparation
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Posted on 11/10/2019
How to Maintain an Energy-Efficient Bathroom
Photo by 영훈 박 via Pixabay Your bathroom can be a considerable source of energy use in your home. The Department of Energy states that water heating accounts for up to 18 percent of energy bills, which is the second largest expense in your home after heating and cooling. Showers and baths aren’t the only reasons for high...
Bathroom
Energy Efficient
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