Homes for Sale in Mobile Alabama: 10 Things to Keep In Mind When Buying a New...Bettye Monn
There are certain things that should be remembered while planning to buy a new home. There are many homes for sale in mobile Alabama that are being offered at very a reasonable prices.
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Webinar: Managing your property manager to maximise financial resultsReal Estate Investar
Whether you are new to property investment, have an existing property portfolio or are a full time property investor, this webinar will help you maximise the financial performance of your portfolio and improve profits.
This interactive masterclass covers:
> 9 tips that will ensure you have tenants queuing up to rent your vacant property.
> How to find an A-grade property manager in an industry of full of average people.
> How to get 5-10 property managers competing for your business on every rental property.
> How to easily compare the costs and services of each property manager.
> 11 things you can do to boost your rental income by $1,000 to $10,000 per year.
> How to select and retain the best possible tenants and achieve 0% vacancy rates.
> How to figure out the best tenancy rental strategy for each property.
> The pros and cons of residential tenancy types: long term residential, boarding houses, short stay and holiday homes.
Zack Childress Tips – Common Mistakes That New Real Estate Investor Should AvoidZack Childress
In a slow real estate market and a fast-moving real estate market, real estate investors and first-time home buyers face a rising battle. Buying and selling properties is possible, but it is no easy thing. With that said, avoiding some common mistakes will help you stay on the right track. Following are some of the common mistakes you should be avoiding.
1) There are always 6 steps to renting out a property: researching and setting rents, preparing the property, promotion, receiving inquiries, tenant selection, and completing paperwork.
2) Tenant selection is important because getting a new tenant is time-consuming and costly, and the wrong tenant can cause issues requiring tribunal hearings. Proper reference and credit checks are important.
3) Regular inspections, at minimum every 3 months, help the landlord stay on top of repairs and ensure the tenant is keeping the property clean. Specific feedback should be provided after inspections.
The document provides an overview of a presentation on property management. It discusses various topics including the pros and cons of being a landlord, types of properties and landlords, hiring a professional management team, leasing properties, managing rentals, tools for landlords, and taxation related to rental properties. The classroom rules and agenda are also outlined. The presentation aims to educate attendees on effectively managing rental properties and being landlords.
The document discusses factors to consider when deciding whether to rent or buy a home. It outlines costs associated with renting versus owning, including down payments, mortgages, property taxes, and maintenance. The document then details the process of buying a home, including finding an agent, viewing properties, making an offer, closing, moving in, and ongoing responsibilities like paying bills. Resources for various stages of the process are also provided.
The document describes a book published by HOME Line on Minnesota tenant and landlord law. The 200+ page book provides practical advice on issues tenants commonly face such as finding an apartment, understanding leases, repairs, evictions, security deposits, and landlord foreclosures. It is based on concerns heard from thousands of callers to HOME Line's tenant hotline. The book costs $20 for a paperback copy and is a useful resource for renters and attorneys dealing with housing and tenant/landlord questions.
Homes for Sale in Mobile Alabama: 10 Things to Keep In Mind When Buying a New...Bettye Monn
There are certain things that should be remembered while planning to buy a new home. There are many homes for sale in mobile Alabama that are being offered at very a reasonable prices.
incredible india and environmental concernsvivek shah
environmental concerns in india,
environmental effects in india,
environemntal concerns in india,
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pollution in india,
solutions to pollution in india,
Webinar: Managing your property manager to maximise financial resultsReal Estate Investar
Whether you are new to property investment, have an existing property portfolio or are a full time property investor, this webinar will help you maximise the financial performance of your portfolio and improve profits.
This interactive masterclass covers:
> 9 tips that will ensure you have tenants queuing up to rent your vacant property.
> How to find an A-grade property manager in an industry of full of average people.
> How to get 5-10 property managers competing for your business on every rental property.
> How to easily compare the costs and services of each property manager.
> 11 things you can do to boost your rental income by $1,000 to $10,000 per year.
> How to select and retain the best possible tenants and achieve 0% vacancy rates.
> How to figure out the best tenancy rental strategy for each property.
> The pros and cons of residential tenancy types: long term residential, boarding houses, short stay and holiday homes.
Zack Childress Tips – Common Mistakes That New Real Estate Investor Should AvoidZack Childress
In a slow real estate market and a fast-moving real estate market, real estate investors and first-time home buyers face a rising battle. Buying and selling properties is possible, but it is no easy thing. With that said, avoiding some common mistakes will help you stay on the right track. Following are some of the common mistakes you should be avoiding.
1) There are always 6 steps to renting out a property: researching and setting rents, preparing the property, promotion, receiving inquiries, tenant selection, and completing paperwork.
2) Tenant selection is important because getting a new tenant is time-consuming and costly, and the wrong tenant can cause issues requiring tribunal hearings. Proper reference and credit checks are important.
3) Regular inspections, at minimum every 3 months, help the landlord stay on top of repairs and ensure the tenant is keeping the property clean. Specific feedback should be provided after inspections.
The document provides an overview of a presentation on property management. It discusses various topics including the pros and cons of being a landlord, types of properties and landlords, hiring a professional management team, leasing properties, managing rentals, tools for landlords, and taxation related to rental properties. The classroom rules and agenda are also outlined. The presentation aims to educate attendees on effectively managing rental properties and being landlords.
The document discusses factors to consider when deciding whether to rent or buy a home. It outlines costs associated with renting versus owning, including down payments, mortgages, property taxes, and maintenance. The document then details the process of buying a home, including finding an agent, viewing properties, making an offer, closing, moving in, and ongoing responsibilities like paying bills. Resources for various stages of the process are also provided.
The document describes a book published by HOME Line on Minnesota tenant and landlord law. The 200+ page book provides practical advice on issues tenants commonly face such as finding an apartment, understanding leases, repairs, evictions, security deposits, and landlord foreclosures. It is based on concerns heard from thousands of callers to HOME Line's tenant hotline. The book costs $20 for a paperback copy and is a useful resource for renters and attorneys dealing with housing and tenant/landlord questions.
This document provides a timeline and overview of the key steps involved in both buying and selling a home. It outlines activities that should begin 5-3 months before purchasing or selling such as improving finances and credit. Next it describes selecting and working with a real estate agent, listing and marketing the home for sale, making and negotiating offers. Final steps include inspections, signing paperwork, scheduling moving services and utilities transfer, and attending the closing.
Just like the product on the shelf at the store, the purchaser of today buys the best available product, in the best wrapper, at the best price, that best meet his or her needs.
Home buyers want a space that is warm, clean, spacious – and welcoming!
This slidedeck from a live webinar covers:
- Why invest in a holiday home
- What are the benefits and risks of investing in holiday homes?
- How to understand and deliver to market needs
- How to analyse a potential holiday home investment
- How to negotiate and purchase a holiday home investment
- Insurance, legalities and tax issues to be aware of
- How to go about the management & operations of the home
- How to get the most out of your marketing
- How to make owning a holiday home investment simple
This document provides an overview of the home buying process. It discusses determining your goals and timeline, working with a lender to get pre-approved, finding the right home by searching listings, making an offer and negotiating, getting inspections done and attorney review, and going through the closing process. Key steps include speaking to lenders, getting pre-approved, searching for homes that meet your criteria, making an offer, negotiating, conducting inspections, resolving any issues found, getting final mortgage approval, doing a final walkthrough, signing paperwork at closing, and receiving the keys to your new home.
This document describes the "Mi Propia Casa" or "Home of My Own" program. It is sponsored by New Mexico State University and the City of Las Cruces, and supported by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The program provides information and resources to help people understand the home buying process, costs involved, and responsibilities of homeownership. It includes sections on managing finances, renting, deciding to buy, the buying process, home maintenance, and being a responsible homeowner. Materials are available on the program's website and include guides, worksheets, checklists, and a Spanish translation.
Real Estate Investor Buyers - Their Many Flavorsinfoslidewwh
This document provides an overview of different types of real estate buyers and how to work with them. It discusses four main types: rehabbers, landlords, turnkey companies, and creative finance buyers. For each type, it outlines the key factors they consider in evaluating deals, such as return on investment percentages, repair costs, rental income projections, and purchase price formulas. The document emphasizes tailoring communications and negotiations to each buyer's priorities. It also provides tips for maintaining good buyer relationships and weeding out problematic buyers.
A Few Things To Consider When Renting A HouseEdward
This document provides tips for renters to consider when renting a new house, including costs, deposits, location, transport, decoration, landlord furniture, furniture hire, tenancy agreements, and more. Key points are to set a maximum budget and stick to it to avoid overpaying, ensure you can afford any required deposits, consider location factors like schools and safety, check parking and transportation access, get landlord approval before decorating, understand what furniture is included, review tenancy agreements thoroughly, and notify the landlord of any changes in your situation.
This document outlines the six key steps to renting out a property: 1) researching and setting rents, 2) preparing the property, 3) promotion and advertising, 4) receiving inquiries and viewing the property, 5) tenant selection through application forms and reference checks, and 6) completing paperwork and settling the tenant into the property. It emphasizes the importance of tenant selection to avoid problems with tenants down the line and notes that following these six steps will help establish control, eliminate errors, create efficiencies, and enable confidence in the rental process.
Among other tips, you will lean how the Vancouver real estate market cycle works, why it is important to have a good agent and team, what is currently happening in the Vancouver real estate market (including latest statistics), the elements that need to be present to lead to a successful purchase, the importance of a well prepared offer, and how to make your offer stand above others.
This document provides guidance for students leaving Hult Lodge on finding off-campus housing in San Francisco. It discusses putting together application materials like a cover letter, rental history, proof of income, and credit history. It also covers making realistic plans regarding budget, space needs, neighborhoods, and commutes. The document offers tips for searching for apartments on sites like Craigslist and through Hult's preferred housing partners. It concludes with information on signing a lease and understanding terms and responsibilities.
Tired of dragging buyers around? Learn how to show six or fewer houses befor...Reg Gupton Inc
This document outlines an agenda and materials for a buyer consultation training session presented by Reg Gupton. The training provides guidance on conducting initial consultations with prospective home buyers, including qualifying buyers, understanding their needs and preferences, gaining their trust, and presenting next steps. The agenda covers topics like determining buyer criteria, goals for the client relationship, explaining pre-approval, and providing a comprehensive buyer packet. The goal is to find inventory that matches buyers and help them purchase a home within 6 viewings or less.
Here Bill Hawthorn an experienced flipper (after doing well over 100 houses) goes over an outline of how to be successful when flipping houses. He gives the store away with all of his systems and actual forms he uses. It really is too much information. However it is what you will need to get started in this business!
This document provides an overview of the process of "driving for dollars" to find distressed properties. It outlines the steps including getting a list of potential properties, defining target market areas, looking for signs of distress while driving around, documenting properties of interest, researching ownership details, and marketing to property owners. The process involves driving around neighborhoods, taking photos of properties that appear distressed based on signs like uncut grass, boarded windows or overflowing mail, then following up on research and outreach to owners.
Financing Strategies To Selling More High End Homes Nikitas Kouimanis
This document discusses strategies for selling more high-end homes, including addressing the top concerns of move-up home buyers. It outlines 7 strategies to generate more business, such as client appreciation events, newsletters, annual client reviews, and alliances with financial professionals. It also provides tips for communicating financing options to help with cash flow concerns, addressing worries about housing bubbles and interest rates, and building trust with buyers. The key is to implement these strategies to increase sales.
This document provides information about home buying services from Chris Jones, a real estate agent. It outlines his commitment to clients, including email updates on listings, access to lenders, and negotiation skills. It describes how he works differently than other agents by prioritizing referrals, being available by appointment only on weekends, and giving personal opinions. The document then provides tips for home buyers, the home buying process, potential costs of making an offer, the purpose of home inspections, factors that affect monthly mortgage payments, and an overview of the closing process and closing costs.
This 10 step document outlines the process for buying a house, including: figuring out your budget, getting pre-approved by a lender, identifying your housing needs and wants, hiring a realtor, touring homes, making an offer, home inspections, entering escrow, closing, and protecting your investment with insurance and maintenance. The steps include assessing finances, selecting a lender, defining must-have features, working with an experienced realtor, thoroughly inspecting prospective homes, making an offer contingent on inspections, and completing all legal processes at closing.
The document provides an overview of the responsibilities of an estate management/neighbourhood team. It discusses how the team's role has expanded beyond traditional estate management to also include tenancy/housing management and property allocation. A typical week for an estate manager or caretaker includes various tasks like inspecting gardens, handling tenant requests, serving legal notices, and addressing issues like complaints, graffiti, or abandoned items. The document also notes that staff spend a lot of time on paperwork and that mobile technology could help them complete documentation more efficiently while in the field. Case studies are then presented to illustrate common issues addressed by the team.
How You Can create a Passive, Full-Time Income in 90 Days or Less by Investin...NoteSchool
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What is probate?
How to probate a will?
We go over everything you need to know about probate.
Presenter: David D. Wade
Mr. Wade was admitted to the California Bar in 1999 and advises families and individuals on estate planning matters, including wills, trusts, family partnerships, probate and estate administration matters, as well as trust estate litigation. He also consults with clients on all aspects of business and transaction law, with an emphasis on representing closely held business entities, including partnerships, corporations, and limited liability companies.
Mr. Wade received his Juris Doctorate from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in 1999. He also trained in Tokyo, Japan as part of the Temple University International Law Program. While in Japan, Mr. Wade worked at a legal office where he refined his Japanese language skills and counseled foreign companies on how to establish their businesses in Japan. Prior to law school, Mr. Wade attended Brigham Young University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and a minor in Japanese. Mr. Wade taught Business Law at Merced College from 2002 to 2007. He has also been a registered securities representative, holding a Series 7 license from 2000 to 2002. Mr. Wade has spoken to groups throughout California on the topics of estate planning and asset protection. He was also a featured panelist at the Asian American Hotel Owners national conference in Chicago, IL where he spoke on the topic of estate planning. Mr. Wade is a member of the California Bar Association. He enjoys working and living in Granite Bay, California and attending his children’s sporting events and recitals. He also enjoys fly-fishing, golf, water sports, snow sports, and travel.
Who is THE JRP GROUP
Born in the middle of Central Valley, The JRP Group was founded by three young people. It was launched with a vision, a sharp objective, and a strong ardor.mSince its inception, the focus has not budged a bit. We are driven by the same passion, enthusiasm, and devotion. We pledge to expand our business in every direction by providing all types of assistance to our associates so that they can reach the zenith with utmost honesty.
Www.Whyjoinjrp.com
Oltersdorf Realty Home Buying Presentation, Leelanau, Grand Traverse, Travers...Oltersdorf Realty, LLC
Please take a moment to browse our detailed guide for homebuyers geared especially towards first time home buyers in the Traverse City region (Leelanau and Grand Traverse County). The combination of decreased home values, low interest rates, and federal incentives make this a very attractive time to purchase your first home or to be a move up buyer. Topics covered include: The current Traverse City real estate market, the buying process, buy vs. rent, tax incentives, home buyer credit, finding an agent, securing a loan, and protecting your investment. Please visit http://www.oltersdorf.com for additional information!
Eight golfing jokes for golfers, real estate golf valuations and funRobert Boog
Eight golf jokes offers some humor for golfers, people who like golfers and people who appraise golf courses. Because of the US economy some golf courses are closing their doors and have to be evaluated. So the first step for many golf course owners is to get a professional golf course appraisal.
Eminent domain appraisals los angeles california: an expert appraiser in los ...Robert Boog
Gary Valentine an expert appraiser in Los Angeles and Orange County explains eminent domain appraisals. What is eminent domain and some recent projects that his firm has worked on.
This document provides a timeline and overview of the key steps involved in both buying and selling a home. It outlines activities that should begin 5-3 months before purchasing or selling such as improving finances and credit. Next it describes selecting and working with a real estate agent, listing and marketing the home for sale, making and negotiating offers. Final steps include inspections, signing paperwork, scheduling moving services and utilities transfer, and attending the closing.
Just like the product on the shelf at the store, the purchaser of today buys the best available product, in the best wrapper, at the best price, that best meet his or her needs.
Home buyers want a space that is warm, clean, spacious – and welcoming!
This slidedeck from a live webinar covers:
- Why invest in a holiday home
- What are the benefits and risks of investing in holiday homes?
- How to understand and deliver to market needs
- How to analyse a potential holiday home investment
- How to negotiate and purchase a holiday home investment
- Insurance, legalities and tax issues to be aware of
- How to go about the management & operations of the home
- How to get the most out of your marketing
- How to make owning a holiday home investment simple
This document provides an overview of the home buying process. It discusses determining your goals and timeline, working with a lender to get pre-approved, finding the right home by searching listings, making an offer and negotiating, getting inspections done and attorney review, and going through the closing process. Key steps include speaking to lenders, getting pre-approved, searching for homes that meet your criteria, making an offer, negotiating, conducting inspections, resolving any issues found, getting final mortgage approval, doing a final walkthrough, signing paperwork at closing, and receiving the keys to your new home.
This document describes the "Mi Propia Casa" or "Home of My Own" program. It is sponsored by New Mexico State University and the City of Las Cruces, and supported by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The program provides information and resources to help people understand the home buying process, costs involved, and responsibilities of homeownership. It includes sections on managing finances, renting, deciding to buy, the buying process, home maintenance, and being a responsible homeowner. Materials are available on the program's website and include guides, worksheets, checklists, and a Spanish translation.
Real Estate Investor Buyers - Their Many Flavorsinfoslidewwh
This document provides an overview of different types of real estate buyers and how to work with them. It discusses four main types: rehabbers, landlords, turnkey companies, and creative finance buyers. For each type, it outlines the key factors they consider in evaluating deals, such as return on investment percentages, repair costs, rental income projections, and purchase price formulas. The document emphasizes tailoring communications and negotiations to each buyer's priorities. It also provides tips for maintaining good buyer relationships and weeding out problematic buyers.
A Few Things To Consider When Renting A HouseEdward
This document provides tips for renters to consider when renting a new house, including costs, deposits, location, transport, decoration, landlord furniture, furniture hire, tenancy agreements, and more. Key points are to set a maximum budget and stick to it to avoid overpaying, ensure you can afford any required deposits, consider location factors like schools and safety, check parking and transportation access, get landlord approval before decorating, understand what furniture is included, review tenancy agreements thoroughly, and notify the landlord of any changes in your situation.
This document outlines the six key steps to renting out a property: 1) researching and setting rents, 2) preparing the property, 3) promotion and advertising, 4) receiving inquiries and viewing the property, 5) tenant selection through application forms and reference checks, and 6) completing paperwork and settling the tenant into the property. It emphasizes the importance of tenant selection to avoid problems with tenants down the line and notes that following these six steps will help establish control, eliminate errors, create efficiencies, and enable confidence in the rental process.
Among other tips, you will lean how the Vancouver real estate market cycle works, why it is important to have a good agent and team, what is currently happening in the Vancouver real estate market (including latest statistics), the elements that need to be present to lead to a successful purchase, the importance of a well prepared offer, and how to make your offer stand above others.
This document provides guidance for students leaving Hult Lodge on finding off-campus housing in San Francisco. It discusses putting together application materials like a cover letter, rental history, proof of income, and credit history. It also covers making realistic plans regarding budget, space needs, neighborhoods, and commutes. The document offers tips for searching for apartments on sites like Craigslist and through Hult's preferred housing partners. It concludes with information on signing a lease and understanding terms and responsibilities.
Tired of dragging buyers around? Learn how to show six or fewer houses befor...Reg Gupton Inc
This document outlines an agenda and materials for a buyer consultation training session presented by Reg Gupton. The training provides guidance on conducting initial consultations with prospective home buyers, including qualifying buyers, understanding their needs and preferences, gaining their trust, and presenting next steps. The agenda covers topics like determining buyer criteria, goals for the client relationship, explaining pre-approval, and providing a comprehensive buyer packet. The goal is to find inventory that matches buyers and help them purchase a home within 6 viewings or less.
Here Bill Hawthorn an experienced flipper (after doing well over 100 houses) goes over an outline of how to be successful when flipping houses. He gives the store away with all of his systems and actual forms he uses. It really is too much information. However it is what you will need to get started in this business!
This document provides an overview of the process of "driving for dollars" to find distressed properties. It outlines the steps including getting a list of potential properties, defining target market areas, looking for signs of distress while driving around, documenting properties of interest, researching ownership details, and marketing to property owners. The process involves driving around neighborhoods, taking photos of properties that appear distressed based on signs like uncut grass, boarded windows or overflowing mail, then following up on research and outreach to owners.
Financing Strategies To Selling More High End Homes Nikitas Kouimanis
This document discusses strategies for selling more high-end homes, including addressing the top concerns of move-up home buyers. It outlines 7 strategies to generate more business, such as client appreciation events, newsletters, annual client reviews, and alliances with financial professionals. It also provides tips for communicating financing options to help with cash flow concerns, addressing worries about housing bubbles and interest rates, and building trust with buyers. The key is to implement these strategies to increase sales.
This document provides information about home buying services from Chris Jones, a real estate agent. It outlines his commitment to clients, including email updates on listings, access to lenders, and negotiation skills. It describes how he works differently than other agents by prioritizing referrals, being available by appointment only on weekends, and giving personal opinions. The document then provides tips for home buyers, the home buying process, potential costs of making an offer, the purpose of home inspections, factors that affect monthly mortgage payments, and an overview of the closing process and closing costs.
This 10 step document outlines the process for buying a house, including: figuring out your budget, getting pre-approved by a lender, identifying your housing needs and wants, hiring a realtor, touring homes, making an offer, home inspections, entering escrow, closing, and protecting your investment with insurance and maintenance. The steps include assessing finances, selecting a lender, defining must-have features, working with an experienced realtor, thoroughly inspecting prospective homes, making an offer contingent on inspections, and completing all legal processes at closing.
The document provides an overview of the responsibilities of an estate management/neighbourhood team. It discusses how the team's role has expanded beyond traditional estate management to also include tenancy/housing management and property allocation. A typical week for an estate manager or caretaker includes various tasks like inspecting gardens, handling tenant requests, serving legal notices, and addressing issues like complaints, graffiti, or abandoned items. The document also notes that staff spend a lot of time on paperwork and that mobile technology could help them complete documentation more efficiently while in the field. Case studies are then presented to illustrate common issues addressed by the team.
How You Can create a Passive, Full-Time Income in 90 Days or Less by Investin...NoteSchool
How You Can create a Passive, Full-Time Income in 90 Days or Less by Investing in Real Estate Notes
http://noteschool.com
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What is probate?
How to probate a will?
We go over everything you need to know about probate.
Presenter: David D. Wade
Mr. Wade was admitted to the California Bar in 1999 and advises families and individuals on estate planning matters, including wills, trusts, family partnerships, probate and estate administration matters, as well as trust estate litigation. He also consults with clients on all aspects of business and transaction law, with an emphasis on representing closely held business entities, including partnerships, corporations, and limited liability companies.
Mr. Wade received his Juris Doctorate from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in 1999. He also trained in Tokyo, Japan as part of the Temple University International Law Program. While in Japan, Mr. Wade worked at a legal office where he refined his Japanese language skills and counseled foreign companies on how to establish their businesses in Japan. Prior to law school, Mr. Wade attended Brigham Young University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and a minor in Japanese. Mr. Wade taught Business Law at Merced College from 2002 to 2007. He has also been a registered securities representative, holding a Series 7 license from 2000 to 2002. Mr. Wade has spoken to groups throughout California on the topics of estate planning and asset protection. He was also a featured panelist at the Asian American Hotel Owners national conference in Chicago, IL where he spoke on the topic of estate planning. Mr. Wade is a member of the California Bar Association. He enjoys working and living in Granite Bay, California and attending his children’s sporting events and recitals. He also enjoys fly-fishing, golf, water sports, snow sports, and travel.
Who is THE JRP GROUP
Born in the middle of Central Valley, The JRP Group was founded by three young people. It was launched with a vision, a sharp objective, and a strong ardor.mSince its inception, the focus has not budged a bit. We are driven by the same passion, enthusiasm, and devotion. We pledge to expand our business in every direction by providing all types of assistance to our associates so that they can reach the zenith with utmost honesty.
Www.Whyjoinjrp.com
Oltersdorf Realty Home Buying Presentation, Leelanau, Grand Traverse, Travers...Oltersdorf Realty, LLC
Please take a moment to browse our detailed guide for homebuyers geared especially towards first time home buyers in the Traverse City region (Leelanau and Grand Traverse County). The combination of decreased home values, low interest rates, and federal incentives make this a very attractive time to purchase your first home or to be a move up buyer. Topics covered include: The current Traverse City real estate market, the buying process, buy vs. rent, tax incentives, home buyer credit, finding an agent, securing a loan, and protecting your investment. Please visit http://www.oltersdorf.com for additional information!
Eight golfing jokes for golfers, real estate golf valuations and funRobert Boog
Eight golf jokes offers some humor for golfers, people who like golfers and people who appraise golf courses. Because of the US economy some golf courses are closing their doors and have to be evaluated. So the first step for many golf course owners is to get a professional golf course appraisal.
Eminent domain appraisals los angeles california: an expert appraiser in los ...Robert Boog
Gary Valentine an expert appraiser in Los Angeles and Orange County explains eminent domain appraisals. What is eminent domain and some recent projects that his firm has worked on.
Six reason why NOT to buy a home to flipRobert Boog
Six reasons why NOT to buy a home to flip discusses some of the common concerns that new real estate investors have about buying residential real estate to resell for a profit.
What is more important in sales, being efficient? Or effective? After all, everyone nowadays is busy. Don't you want to do the more optimum thing vs doing something that's inefficient? The answer might surprise you!
El documento describe 3 errores comunes que cometen las personas durante el divorcio: 1) suponer que la esposa será responsable de solo la mitad de la hipoteca de la casa aunque la casa esté a nombre del esposo, 2) pensar que la esposa puede quedarse con todas las pertenencias en la casa sin considerar su valor, y 3) no proteger una herencia recibida individualmente al mezclarla con bienes maritales comunes.
Dholera Smart City Latest Development Status 2024.pdfShivgan Infratech
Explore the latest development status of Dholera Smart City in 2024. Discover the progress, infrastructure, and future plans of India's first greenfield smart city.
BEST FARMLAND FOR SALE | FARM PLOTS NEAR BANGALORE | KANAKAPURA | CHICKKABALP...knox groups real estate
welcome to knox groups real estate company in Bangalore. best farm land for sale near Bangalore and madhugiri . Managed farmland near Kanakapura and Chickkabalapur get know more details about the projects .Knox groups is a leading real estate company dedicated to helping individuals and businesses navigate the dynamic real estate market. With our extensive knowledge, experience, and commitment to excellence, we deliver exceptional results for our clients. Discover the perfect foundation for your agricultural aspirations with KNOX Groups' prime farm lands. These aren't just plots; they're the fertile grounds where vibrant crops flourish, livestock thrives, and unique agricultural ventures come to life. At KNOX, we go beyond selling land we curate sustainable ecosystems, ensuring that your journey toward agricultural success is seamless and prosperous.
Stark Builders: Where Quality Meets Craftsmanship!shuilykhatunnil
At Stark Builders our vision is to redefine the renovation experience by combining both stunning design and high quality construction skills. We believe that by delivering both these key aspects together we are able to achieve incredible results for our clients and ensure every project reflects their vision and enhances their lifestyle.
Although we are not all related by blood we have created a team of highly professional and hardworking individuals who share the common goal of delivering beautiful and functional renovated spaces. Our tight nit team are able to work together in a way where we pour our passion into each and every project as we have a love for what we do. Building is our life.
The SVN® organization shares a portion of their new weekly listings via their SVN Live® Weekly Property Broadcast. Visit https://svn.com/svn-live/ if you would like to attend our weekly call, which we open up to the brokerage community.
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Looking for a new home in Istanbul? Look no further than Avrupa Konutlari Esentepe! Our beautifully designed homes provide the perfect blend of luxury and comfort, making them the perfect choice for anyone looking for a high-quality home in the city.
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2. TiP#1: Use a Checklist
• Do your due diligence
and use a checklist.
• I have a credit report,
do I need something
else?
• Investigate their jobs:
are they still
employed?
3. Former Landlords
• What does the former
landlord (the one prior to
their LAST landlord say?
• (Sometimes the LAST one
really wants to get rid of
them!)
4. Never Assume
• Never assume but realize
that “stuff happens”
• So you may have to strike a
balance with Data and
going with your gut.
5. TiP#2: Put Things in Writing
• Use a standardized rental
agreement and put
EVERYTHING in writing!
• Should show the amount
of the security deposit
and pet deposit, if any.
6. What about Late Fees?
• Don’t forget Late fees.
• Is there a grace period?
• How many days?
7. Don’t Forget the Obvious!
• Where to bring the money and the Days and
Time you are open for business. Very
important!
• In California, judges will throw out your case if
your agreement doesn’t include the Days and
Time you are open to receive payment!
8. TiP #3: House Rules Addendum
• If you live in an area where
cars get fined for street
cleaning, don’t be afraid to
spell it out in a separate
addendum.
9. Other House Rules
• Keep in mind what I tell
my wife: “My neighbors
listen to some really good
music, whether they want
to or not!”
10. Number of Occupants
• No more than X number
of people may live here
what happens?
• Perhaps the rent
increases by $389?
• (Spell it out, whatever it
is)
11. TiP#4: Take Pictures Before/After
• A single picture can be
worth 1,000 words.
• Focus on condition
• Some owners hire home
inspectors.
12. TiP# 5: Make Repairs before Move-in
• Carbon monoxide| Smoke Detector batteries.
• Also, make a plan of action beforehand for any
emergency repairs.
• Example: will tenant call a plumber? Or will
the landlord because of a home warranty? Or
will a handyman take care of problems?
13. Fire Plan
• Provide or create a
simple fire-plan.
• (Make a simple diagram
of windows & doors)
• Write out who to
contact in case of a fire.
14. TiP #6: Require Renter’s Insurance
• Renter’s Insurance is inexpensive but it helps
cover the tenants personal property in the
event of an earthquake, etc.
• Also: “Tenant to be responsible for paying any
fines levied by the HOA, if any, for Tenant & or
any of Tenant’s guests.”
15. TiP#7: Get Disclosures Signed with
Lease
• Lead base paint
• Mold disclosure
• Pet Disclosure
• CC&Rs
16. TiP #8: Reward Good Tenants
• Send an annual “Thank
You” card and include in it
a Starbucks gift card or a
• $5.00 card from Jamba
Juice
• Positive things happen to
positive people.
17. Final Thoughts
• Dealing with tenants openly, fairly yet firmly is
the key to effective communication. There is
nothing wrong with being firm. Just don’t
cross the a-hole line.
18. Be Responsible
• Be honest and dependable
too. Take responsibility for
the property, drive by and
check on it routinely.
• (Or hire somebody who
will!)
19. Thanks!
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