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Real Estate Expectation vs. Reality

How Real Estate Helps You Leapfrog To Wealth

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Real estate investment. It seems you can’t turn on a weekend television program and not hear how yet another person has amassed untold wealth through real estate. HGTV reality shows make it all seem so easy, right? But what’s the real deal on this often-talked-about form of investment? Once we finally pay off our student loans we seriously begin looking for ways to better manage our monetary finances. This is when talk starts to focus on likely investments that would make this a reality. Enter real estate.

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5 Facts that Demystify Selling a Large Home

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Larger homes not only have a limited market due to cost, but each tends to be unique in its own way. They can stay on the market longer because they need just the right buyer. Many luxury home sellers tend to get impatient and let their property go for much less than its true value. Here are some facts to keep in mind when it’s time to sell your larger home.

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Is Rental Property a Good Option for Earning Extra Dough?

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The thought of being able to make money while you sleep is something we’d all like to be able to do. We’ve all heard the fantasy stories of making a million dollars from home. And historically, one of the most common forms of passive income is real estate. And shows on HGTV lead us to believe that it is also one of the easiest to attain. Whether doing a quick flip or having rental property, real estate seems to be the way to go.

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How Much House Can You Afford?

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Buying your first house can be an exciting time. It can also be a nightmare trying to get the right amount budgeted for it. Most people sidestep the question by simply going to a bank and asking how much they qualify to borrow.  Unfortunately this is a very common mistake.  Banks are not financial planners they are in the business of lending money, they know nothing about your lifestyle so they simply sue some basic rules to determine how much they will loan you. They do take into consideration your other obligations but they will often offer you more than you would be wise to borrow. This can lead to serious debt issues if unexpected expenses arise.

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5 Caveats When Buying Your First Home

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Buying a home is probably the largest purchase of your entire lifetime and one single mistake can easily cost you tens of thousands of dollars. The word Caveat means “Let him beware” in Latin and it is important to remember these Caveats when buying your first home.

If you are in the market for your first home, you’re probably excited about the prospect of no long living with relatives or no longer making your landlord rich by paying his mortage. However, there are many other issues that you should consider when selecting a property. For instance, you want to make sure that the house is in a nice area close to things that you like or need. What else should you be looking out for?

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3 Factors To Consider When Calculating Your Home’s Value

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When it comes time to sell your home, you will need to know how much to list it for. However, if you list it at the wrong price point, you risk either getting too little for the house or not getting any offers at all. Many people like to keep track of their home’s value even if they aren’t ready to sell.  Knowing your home’s value and subtracting how much you still owe you can tell you one factor in your “net worth” i.e. how much you own minus how much you owe. What can you do to accurately gauge the value of your property?

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More Than a Fixer-Upper: 5 Major Issues That Will Kill Your Home Sale

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Though many people want a move-in ready home, others are willing to buy a house that needs a little work to get a break on the price and a chance to build equity. However, there’s a big difference between a fixer-upper and a money pit so the majority of buyers require a professional home inspection before completing the sale. Here are four major issues that can spook buyers or kill your final home sale price.

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First-Time Home Buyer

What First-Time Home Buyers Should Know

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Making the decision to buy a home can be both exciting and frightening at the same time. There are many considerations to be accounted for before you even sign the papers. Since this is likely the biggest purchase you have ever made, it’s important to do it right to prepare for the future. Consider the type of home you want to buy, decide on a budget and stick with it, understand that the searching and buying process can be a long and arduous task, and be sure that buying is the best option before you go in. Here are some other good tips to get you started.

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