5 Ways to Freshen Up Your Bathroom: No Demolition Required
If you want to make over your bathroom, but don’t want to undertake a full renovation, here are five things to do to make it look almost like new.
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Tips for an Eco-Friendly Outdoor Space
As you get ready to enjoy the summer months, here are some ways to create a comfortable, sustainable outdoor space you can appreciate all season long.
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Create Balance & Harmony with Feng Shui
This week, we are sharing with you an overview of the ancient Taoist practice of feng shui, which promotes harmony and balance in the home. We also offer tips on how color plays an important role in this concept and can add to the peace and tranquility throughout the home.
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Did you know we offer Virtual Staging?
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Understanding Investment Properties
Have you ever thought about buying an investment property on your own? If you have, it’s important to understand the ins and outs of investment properties. There are a few main factors to consider before your purchase:
1. Location
2. Down Payment
3. Insurance
Location: The neighborhood should positively impact your home’s value and attract tenants or tourists. It’s crucial that your property will be able to generate enough income to comfortably cover your expenses for the property, such as your mortgage, property taxes, repairs or HOA fees.
Down Payment: Investment properties require a higher down payment if they are not owner-occupied. Typically, it is a minimum of 20% down, but it doesn’t hurt to put more down if you are able.
Insurance: Rental property or landlord insurance covers property damage, protects again liability and lost rental income. A business owner’s policy is common with vacation rentals, since you’re basically operating a mini hotel.
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