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Will Rent Prices Rise or Fall?
Given the end of rent control and evictions during the pandemic and as the economic recovery continues, many tenants are asking now whether apartment rent prices will rise or fall?
Like most renters, you're hoping for a fall in rent prices for the home, condo or apartment you're currently under lease with or on your next rental. Yet, a number of factors are signaling trouble for renters.
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5 Useful Tips When Applying For A VA Construction Loan
Have you served in the military and want to build a home? Do you need assistance financially to help your dreams of homeownership a reality? Lucky you, there are many financing options available that you can choose from.
However, do you know that there are loans in place specifically for individuals like you that have selflessly served your country? A VA construction loan is a specific type of... ❯❯❯
Four Things That a Real Estate Agent Should Do for You In Chilliwack
The main purpose of a real estate agent is to act as a third party that connects property sellers and buyers for all the legal and negotiation processes. Commonly, they earn a fixed percentage or commission of the total value of commercial places or homes for sale. The amount they get depends upon the area they are working in and their brokerage. A brokerage is like a managing place for agents... ❯❯❯
5 Helpful Tips For Safe Faxing
Modern technology has provided us with several ways to communicate. But despite all these communication mediums, the fax machine is still used by businesses and the government.
Depending on the type of fax you use, the information and document you share could be vulnerable to unauthorized access or interception by others. Without the proper safety and privacy protocols in place, it’s easy for... ❯❯❯
4 Myths about Estate Planning You Should Stop Believing Today
Living with the vicissitudes of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past two years has made many of us acutely aware of our mortality. In a world where social, economic and public health conditions change at dizzying speeds, setting your financial affairs in order is more important than ever. More and more people are paying close attention to money management and estate planning in the attempt to... ❯❯❯
The First-Time Traveler’s Guide to New York City: What to Expect and How to Prepare
So, you’re heading to New York City for the first time. There’s a lot to know! NYC can be overwhelming, especially if you’re used to seeing it on TV, in movies, and in shows where life never stops. While NYC never does stop, there are still ways to soak in the sights and get the most out of your first trip. This first-time traveler’s guide will break down everything you need to know about what... ❯❯❯
6 Reasons To Invest In Short-Term Rental Properties
In the past, real estate investors focused on long-term rental property investments. However, during the recent pandemic, many of these investors incurred significant losses because tenants struggled to pay the bills. Many of these property owners were forced to let go of their properties.
Because of this, many investors are considering short-term rental property investment. This is growing in... ❯❯❯
7 Simple Tips for Decorating Small Spaces when Renting an Apartment
After renting an apartment, your mind might be flooded with numerous decor ideas. And why not? Decorations help add a lively and personal touch to any space, be it a just living room or the entire apartment. However, it can become a daunting task when working with is more diminutive. You need to arrange items so that the small space looks well-organized and aesthetically pleasing.
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Is It Normal For a New Roof To Leak?
Repairing or replacing a roof is a lengthy and complex process that requires a lot of effort, resources, and expenses. This is why you, as a homeowner, expect the best results, and it can indeed be frustrating to see adverse outcomes of your investment.
Of course, it is entirely unusual for a new roof to leak, and in such cases, the best course of action is to solve the situation step by step.... ❯❯❯
6 Creative Ideas For Maximizing Space In A Studio Apartment
As of 2018, the average size of a newly constructed studio apartment in the US was approximately 514 square feet, marking a 10.3% decrease from 573 square feet in 2008, according to a report on Flex. Renting a studio apartment is an excellent choice if you want to have an affordable and easy to maintain space you can call home. The only downside of living in a small apartment is limited space.... ❯❯❯
