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7 Reasons Why You Need Renters Insurance
Renting your first apartment or home can be pretty challenging. You must sort out paperwork, extensively research price quotes and available options, and deal with legalities simultaneously. Most people ignore getting renters insurance for their apartments.
According to the studies conducted in 2018, around only 41% of renters obtain renter's insurance, compared to 95% of householders who have... ❯❯❯
What To Know About Buying in a Flood Zone
There are certain places in the country that are at significant risk for flood damage. For example, if you live along the Gulf Coast, you’re at risk of things like tropical storms and hurricane surges.
That’s when flood insurance in Mississippi, Florida, and similar states becomes necessary.
However, it’s not just coastal areas where you have to worry about rising water and its effects on... ❯❯❯
Budget Truck Rental: How to Make the Right Choice
Have you ever thought about moving into a new apartment, or maybe you might already be packing the items to move to a new one? It is super fun to plan and work for shifting. Yet it can be very costly! Most of the audience struggles to find rental trucks, as their prices are always skyrocketing. Wait! What if we told you we could help you find a budget-friendly truck to assist you? Want to know... ❯❯❯
The Pros and Cons of Putting a Large Down Payment on a House
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Today, American home buyers take an average of 6 and a half years to save enough money for a 20% mortgage down payment. And, as house prices continue to rise, this timeline is bound to stretch even further. However, with the right mortgage products (such as VA, FDA, and USDA loans) you can buy your dream home with as little as 0-5% down payment.
So, should you wait to put... ❯❯❯
Things to Do to Invest in a Foreign Real Estate Industry Successfully
Investing in a foreign real estate industry is arguably the best investment option if you are looking for one. For starters, it comes with safety benefits, like less risk in the case of a natural disaster in your country or political instability. Doing so also increases your income potential and diversifies your investment portfolio. However, you also face some risks, such as a lack of liquidity,... ❯❯❯
Plumbing Tips That Every Renter Should Know
It is estimated that 44 million houses are rented in the US, accounting for 34% of the total households in the country. However, despite how common renting is, it cannot be denied that there are a lot of challenges that renters can face. Rental apartments are often small, so people often have to think of ways to make their living space look bigger. Plumbing issues like water leaks are also among... ❯❯❯
Feature-Rich Mobile Applications for Real Estate: Options and Benefits
There is no need to start tackling the topic of mobile application significance. We see people surf the net using their mobile devices in a bus, on the streets, in offices, and parks. Basically, everywhere! There is nothing you don't know. The world statistics on mobile usage are skyrocketing. But the importance of creating mobile applications for different businesses comes from more than just... ❯❯❯
Moving Home: Guide To Moving Garden Plants
There is little doubt that moving home is one of the most stressful experiences in your life. Of course, it’s exciting. But, there are many pieces of paper to sign, an array of items to be packed, and a host of other things that need to be sorted. All of these need to be arranged for a specific day to get you out of your home and heading to your new one. It’s not easy which is why you need the... ❯❯❯
Step by Step: How to Make Your Apartment Rent-Ready
If you want to rent out your home long term, you should first increase the value of your home so that potential tenants have a positive first impression and the rental process goes smoothly.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make your property rent-ready:
Think about the market
The first thing you want to think about is who your prospective renters are. Maybe you live in a student city,... ❯❯❯
Leaky Roofs: The Solution you've Been Looking For
Although you cannot fix the problem yourself, you can take some measures to minimise the damage and repair costs resulting from a leaky roof. Mitigating moisture damage is the first step, but a leaking roof may not always show as a pool on the floor. Sometimes the only sign of a leak is a discoloured patch on your ceiling or wall that results from water pooling behind it. When you spot it... ❯❯❯
