buya a house: Common Investment Property Mistakes Buyers Make in Charleston
- 12/07/17 07:08 AM
4 Common Investment Property Mistakes Buyers Make in CharlestonUnderestimating Costs“If you buy it they will come,” seems to be the mentality of many first-time real estate investors. They think that just by getting the title on a property, renters will flood in and thus the money will flow. This isn’t the case. In fact, there are many costs first-time investors don’t anticipate that end up costing them because they didn’t factor those into potential rents. These include maintenance, advertising, and repairs. Unlike your own home where you might leave a repair for a while, landlords must fix things in a timely fashion. Additionally, tenants … (1 comments)
buya a house: Buying a House in Charleston | How To Stay Organized
- 12/07/17 07:02 AM
Get Your Priorities StraightBefore you start looking, take some time to prioritize your needs. Everyone in the family should write down the things they want. Together, narrow this list down to a few “absolute must-haves.” When you are shopping for your home, keep these things in mind, and don’t compromise on them. This will help you to stay focused and stop you from buying a home that isn’t right for you. Make a ChartSome people use Excel, others are more analog and use something they can physically write on while viewing properties. The y-axis can have the property address, while the x-axis will … (0 comments)
buya a house: 4 Tips For Better Negotiating When Buying A House
- 10/18/17 07:22 AM
4 Tips For Better Negotiating When Buying a House1. Don’t Be Early – Just WaitThe idea here is to approach sellers after they are worn down. Sellers grow tired of having an army of tire-kickers traipsing through their home for days or months on end. So, eventually, they’ll reach a point where they are far more willing to make concessions. In addition, houses that have been on the market for some time begin to lose their appeal. Basically, a house that has been on the market for at least 30 days have been what is called “market tested.” If you enter into … (0 comments)
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- 01/22/16 07:22 AM
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- 06/19/09 10:42 AM
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4 Common Investment Property Mistakes Buyers Make in CharlestonUnderestimating Costs“If you buy it they will come,” seems to be the mentality of many first-time real estate investors. They think that just by getting the title on a property, renters will flood in and thus the money will flow. This isn’t the case.
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