expense: Pros and Cons for Home Remodeling - 11/29/16 05:50 AM
Remodeling or adding a home addition can be a great idea and good investment.  Some things that affect the effectiveness of such a project are interest rates, property values and length of time you will enjoy the completed project.  Before moving forward with such a project, you may want to consider the following items before making your final decision:
Additional expense – The cost of the project is probably first major consideration prior to beginning the project.  Need to estimate the cost of the project and be prepared to accept some cost overruns when unexpected things occur.  If you are making an … (2 comments)

expense: Keys to Negotiating Lower Home Price - 11/09/11 07:56 AM
Naturally, as a buyer you want to negotiate the lowest price for your new home.  This process is complex and every transaction has some unique qualities.  In this process, there normally are some give and take with both the buyer and seller with neither party getting everything they want.  As a buyer, how do I develop a strong bargaining position that will benefit me the most in the transaction?  Based on experience there are some keys that will help you win at the negotiating table:
Financing:  First, get pre-approved with a lender and demonstrate your flexibility to close quickly per the … (1 comments)

expense: Tips for a Home Inspection - 11/03/11 02:09 AM
Before putting your home on the market, think about how I can improve the results, and reduce my expense from the home inspection. Waiting until you have accepted an offer from a buyer may not give sufficient time to prepare your property for the inspection.  Usually, a home inspection is done immediately after the seller has accepted an offer from the buyer.  Following are tips that may make the home inspection go smoother and less expensive:
•  Insure all utilities are turn on.  Wherever you have gas pilot lights, insure they are turn on and functioning properly.
•   Recommend having all … (0 comments)

expense: HOW TO MAKE A MORE ATTRACTIVE OFFER - 11/03/11 02:06 AM
Before you start serious house hunting, make sure you are properly prepared for your house hunting experience.  First, visit with multiple lenders within a 30 day period.  By doing this, creates the least negative effect on your credit score.  Each lender may have different loan programs, and some lenders are more competitive.  It is better to get a letter of pre-approval instead of a letter of pre-qualification.  Pre-approval letter means you have had a thorough examination of your financial situation and the lender agrees to provide you a loan.  Before you start your house hunting, be sure you have at least … (1 comments)

 
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