rider signs: For Sale Signs and Homeowner Associations
- 09/06/06 12:01 AM
Neighborhoods with a homeowners association (HOA) have become increasingly popular in recent decades. There are pros and cons to living in a neighborhood that has an HOA. One of the aspects of HOAs that affects real estate agents and sellers is whether "for sale" signs are allowed to be placed in yards. In some cases, the HOA does allow signs but restricts their size and colors. Do you agree or disagree with such rules or restrictions? Why or why not? Many parts of the country are experiencing a buyer's market where inventory is high and it's common to see multiple signs in neighborhoods … (7 comments)
rider signs: Hurricane Preparedness for Real Estate Professionals
- 08/29/06 01:26 AM
More people in hurricane prone areas are more knowledgeable now about how to be better prepared should one be headed in their direction. However, one item often overlooked by real estate agents is the "For Sale" sign, which can become a flying object during heavy winds. Regardless of what type of "For Sale" sign you and/or your company places on listed properties, it's a good idea to stop by your listings and remove the sign and any accompanying rider signs, or be prepared for the possibility of having to spend money afterwards replacing lost signs. It's probably not necessary to remove the post … (3 comments)
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Neighborhoods with a homeowners association (HOA) have become increasingly popular in recent decades. There are pros and cons to living in a neighborhood that has an HOA. One of the aspects of HOAs that affects real estate agents and sellers is whether "for sale" signs are allowed to be placed in yards. In some cases, the HOA does allow signs but restricts their size and colors. Do you agree or disagree with such rules or restrictions? Why or why not?
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