If you’re moving out of state, whether for a job transfer or to participate in the mass exodus of your State (A-hem, Illinois), you’ll need to price your move and create a budget. I have been MIA for the past few weeks because we finally moved to beautiful, sunny Florida! This has been a dream …
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For the past couple of years, I’ve been predicting a housing crash, but I had no idea that a virus would be the cause. The housing market has been on a high, with interest rates at record-breaking historic lows. In fact, Freddie Mac just reported last month that 30-year fixed-rate mortgages are lower than ever. …
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Throughout my real estate career, I noticed several mistakes listing agents make and wondered if they even have any idea how much money they’re leaving on the table. I have a lot of Realtor friends, and I love them. But it’s no secret that Realtors are more concerned with showing how much they’ve done…how great …
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Getting ready to buy your first home? Whether you’re just starting to consider purchasing, or you’re already looking for properties, you know that there are a whole lot of moving parts to consider—especially when it comes to finances. So how can you be sure you’re making the best financial decisions throughout your home buying process? …
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If you’re looking to make passive income, becoming a landlord is the way to go. Getting into the real estate business allows you to earn extra cash on your own terms. You get to choose your tenants, determine how much you want to charge in rent and make any renovations you want to the property. However, …
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