Own House Rental Properties? Make Sure You Take Care Of The Outside
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17 November 2015
If you own house rental properties, it is important that you keep the exterior of them looking nice for your current tenants, as well as prospective tenants. This is, after all, the first thing they see when they arrive at the rental properties. Below are some things you should consider doing for your tenants.
Landscaping
Hire a landscaping company to take care of your rental house's property. They will keep shrubs or bushes trimmed, and make sure they stay trimmed throughout the year.
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How To Winterize Your RV For Storage Before Winter
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13 November 2015
You've spent the summer and fall camping and having a great time in your family RV, but now it's time to put your rolling baby to bed for winter. Be sure to winterize your RV properly before storing it to ensure your pipes do not burst during those freezing cold days, and to ensure that you don't have an infestation of mice living in your RV while you're not using it.
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3 Tips For Beginning Property Investors
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12 November 2015
If you are interested in investing in property, you need to be prepared to invest a considerable amount of time into the learning process. Here are three things you should do as a beginning property investor.
#1 Determine Your Investment Area
The first thing you need to do is determine your investment area. You need to decide if you want to spend time learning about either residential or commercial properties in your area.
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Options For Financing A Commercial Property
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12 November 2015
If you're in the market for your first commercial property, the purchase process can be overwhelming. The financing for commercial properties is unique as well. If you've never bought commercial property before, you may not be aware of some of the financing options available to you. Here's a look at the three most common methods for financing that first commercial property.
Traditional Bank – Many people turn to their bank for commercial financing just as they would for a home.
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