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What should I look for when buying my first home?
Owning your first home or condo is very exciting. Whether you are buying it on your own, with a partner or as a new parent where you plan to raise your kids, your first home is one you will always remember because it’s where you will make those special memories.
Part of what makes the experience of living in your first home or condo so wonderful is making the right decision when buying.... ❯❯❯
5 Facts to Know About Tampa Bay Real Estate
The US housing market in 2021 is hot, hot, HOT.
Just how hot? In some cities, buyers are paying $1 million over the asking price to snag their dream home!
Are you looking for a South Florida home or investment property? What's happening in the Tampa Bay real estate market? Is this a good time to buy, a good time to sell, or both?
We'll answer these important questions and more, so keep... ❯❯❯
How To Make Your Home Cozy and Inviting
Have you always dreamed of a home that looks cozy and inviting? Well, dream no further because you can make your home more inviting with just a few easy steps. Even if you’re a minimalist, you can find inexpensive and creative ways to cozy up your space without buying too much stuff.
Here are some useful tips on how to make your home cozy and inviting, just like you always dreamed of.
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How to Spruce Up Your Home Before You Sell It?
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Some things are never changing in the US. One of these things is that people move a lot. Only in 2020, there were roughly six and a half million home sales. Plus, all the predictions are saying that this number will reach seven million in 2021. You will agree that this is a complex process because of all the factors you need to consider. However, it doesn’t have to be that... ❯❯❯
How to become an awesome real estate agent
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If you are a licensed or prospective real estate agent, you have probably wondered how to make yourself competitive and stand out by being not just a regular, but an awesome agent.
Enroll in a real estate school
Enrolling at one of the real estate schools will help you further develop your skills. They have tailored courses for every specialization you decide... ❯❯❯
Dos and Don’ts of Moving into Your First Apartment
Moving into your first apartment is just as stressful as it is exciting. Freedom and independence are on the horizon but new apartment ownership brings responsibility and some challenges too. To ensure the transition is as stress-free as possible, we have listed some of the dos and don’ts to keep in mind when moving. Do Sort Out Your Finances There has never been a better time than right... ❯❯❯
The ultimate guide to living with roommates in Coliving
We often share accommodation with someone most of our lives. First there are parents, relatives, then dorm roommates, partners, or just people we came in contact with in different hostels or Airbnb when traveling. Whatever the reason, sharing of housing has been a common part of our lives for many years. And it's not just shared housing. The sharing industry has started to grow enormously in... ❯❯❯
Top 7 Reasons to Move to Dubai Festival City
Dubai Festival City was once advertised as among the most exciting and prestigious residential, leisure and entertainment, and business developments in Dubai. Upon opening, Dubai Festival City has indeed lived up to all the hype. Until now, it continues to amaze people, especially those who are looking for a new home. And since it is one of the most complete and biggest residential spots in... ❯❯❯
Reasons Why Renting an Apartment is Better than Buying
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For a lot of people, owning a home is one of the most significant milestones in life. However, many miss the fact that renting a house also has its advantages.
Let's admit it, homeownership isn't for everyone. Not only are the prices of houses steadily increasing over the years, but the benefits of buying a home are also getting lesser and lesser. That said, renting a house is... ❯❯❯
Inherited Properties: How to Sell One Quickly
Did you know that in 2019, 27% of US families with a parent who has a college degree received an inheritance? On top of that was the 22% of families with a parent without a college degree who still received an inheritance.
Some of those inheritances, in turn, were non-financial assets, such as real estate.
If you're a recipient of such inherited properties yourself, you have every right to... ❯❯❯
