investing in a rental home

Posted on: 26 January 2017
Investing in a luxury home as a rental property requires more than just choosing a home in a desirable zip code. Those that rent luxury homes are often hoping for all the bells and whistles that make these homes desirable, as opposed to owner residents that look at location first because they know they can eventually renovate the home. This means you need to look at the homes with the eyes of a renter while also making sure you can get a return on your investment.
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Posted on: 26 January 2017
Selling a home out in a rural area can be an amazing experience. It can also be one of the biggest challenges in real estate you have ever encountered. You may love the acres of untouched land surrounding you and your spacious countryside home, but selling the property can quickly turn into a nightmare with buyers wanting to do things with the land to not being interested to living outside of town at all.
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Posted on: 19 January 2017
When you rent an apartment, you'll typically get a detailed rental agreement from a representative at the rental office that you can thoroughly review before signing. When you rent a house from a private citizen, however, this rental agreement may not be available. For example, you could rent from a family member, friend, or a friend of a friend. While this arrangement might be somewhat informal, it's ideal to make sure that you're 100 percent clear about the rules and responsibilities that you'll face as a tenant.
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Posted on: 17 January 2017
Few things are better than having a swimming pool in your backyard. So, when you decide to look for a new home, the addition of a swimming pool likely made your must-have list. While a great addition, there are some important factors you want to keep in mind both in the short- and long-term when looking for a home with a swimming pool. Safety Consider the layout of the pool area, especially if you have younger children.
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