You might be tempted to go with the flow and give “Yes!” as an answer to this question. Location does have an impact on any property’s value and it’s very interesting to see how graveyards shape the real estate market. Cemeteries are like a magnet with two poles – some are attracted to them, others …
Real Estate Closing Process Tips
The worst thing about the lengthy and difficult home buying process is that it gets progressively difficult. Sure, getting a client is difficult, prepping the home/finding the right home is even more, but closing a real estate deal is arguably the most difficult part of the home buying process. When you’re closing a real estate …
Organization on a Budget
Clutter can make a home appear much smaller and cramped. Even after all of the non-essentials have been thrown away or donated, it still may seem like there is not enough space at home. Organization can make a significant difference in the presentation of a home. It is the difference between a home looking messy or …
Is a Fixer-Upper Right for You?
Most home buyers begin the home buying process in search of their dream, move-in-ready home. In some cases, however, a move-in ready home may not be practical for a home buyer. Some new homeowners may benefit more from purchasing a fixer-upper. A fixer-upper can provide flexibility and affordability to new homeowners. Here are some reasons you …
A Look Inside Former Presidents Homes
Former President Gerald R. Ford’s home (Photo courtesy of The Wall Street Journal) From modest one-story homes to lavish resort-styled homes, the Presidents of the United States have had a variety of real estates to call home outside of the White House. Here’s a look at some of our Presidents’ homes: President Barack Obama Our current …