Real Estate Blog (Page 22)
How to Enjoy the Best Possible Commercial Premises
When it comes to running a business, it’s easy to get bogged down in things like figures and profit margins. And these things are important, of course they are. But, there are other elements to business that are also hugely important that you will need to take the time to sort out. Think about what you need to do to help the company grow. You need to try to bring customers through the door and generate sales for the business. You also need to present... ❯❯❯
A property to match your SME: a how-to guide
Finding a property that’s perfect for your retail business is one of the greatest balancing acts you’ll have to face, especially if you’re an SME. Finances won’t match up with aspirations, locations won’t be as great as you first thought, and the nooks and crannies in a seemingly perfect shop floor will reveal a variety of, shall we say, quirks that you hadn’t initially noticed. Choosing the right property is a dicey business, which could explain in part... ❯❯❯
3 Advantages To Buying Real Estate Abroad
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If waking up to white sands and the sounds of crashing waves sounds appealing, buying property abroad could be for you. It’s a chance to branch out from the confines of your hometown and open your eyes to a world of potential. A house, apartment or bungalow overseas can encourage you to do more traveling by giving you a permanent base to start from. It’s an opportunity that many people wish they could utilize, but are not always in the... ❯❯❯
Mistakes Homeowners Make When Adding Value To Their Property
Homeowners are always trying to add value to their properties. And, why not? There is a chance that they will get an offer that is too good to refuse because of the added features. But, there is a myth among homeowners that any feature will add value. That isn’t true, and it is something that all property owners need to understand before they continue. There are risks and mistakes to make, and it is important to avoid them to get a return on investment.
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Interesting Real Estate Alternatives You Should Know About
If you’re the kind of person that likes to think outside the box, maybe your home should reflect that. There are so many alternative and marginal housing options out there that most people don’t even consider. But you should, so here are five of them.
Shipping Container Homes
The great thing about making your new home out of a shipping container is that they come fully formed. And that’s not something you can say about most new homes, so it’s definitely... ❯❯❯
Lessons For A Pain-Free Closing On Your Home
So you've finally found somewhere new to live. All that's left is to do is close the sale.
But there's a lot of things that can go wrong at this late stage. And the ramifications can be dire.
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So what lessons can we learn from those who learnt the hard way?
Check All Documentation
Sellers often find themselves in a lot of trouble because they didn't take the time to check their documentation. Perhaps they were in a rush and didn't... ❯❯❯
Planning Out a Log Home Build Made Easy
For many people, building their own home is a dream. So, why not make it a reality. More and more people are turning to log homes as a way to live naturally and sustainably in a more authentic way. Read on to find out what you should do when planning the build.
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Draw Up Plans with an Architect
Building a home might be a big construction job, but it all starts with ideas, pencils and some paper. For many people, the planning process is the... ❯❯❯
Building A Log Home: Is It Worth It?
For years, many people have dreamed of building a log home, and now, those dreams are starting to become a reality. The number of prospective buyers who have taken the decision to build these structures from themselves is starting to rise. Nowadays, they’re an affordable and realistic prospect for home buyers everywhere. So, the question is: is it worth it? Why would you want to build a log home over a traditional one? Well, there’s a lot of factors... ❯❯❯
Making Sure Your First Property Purchase Goes Smoothly
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Purchasing a property is a huge, expensive, financial commitment. If you’re buying a house, you will spend hundreds of thousands. If you’re buying a block of apartments or an office building that number will soar into the millions. That’s why you want to make sure that your first property purchase is a smooth transaction. You don’t want to have to worry about any issues arising later in the game. On this post you’re going to find our... ❯❯❯
How to Become a Successful Quantity Surveyor
The construction and real estate industry are Australia’s prime income generators in the current economy. This is not only because the country is gifted with rich land, but also because it includes a great number of skilled and experienced professionals. Amongst many jobs in this industry, being a quantity surveyor is quite a prestigious position. Your innovative Lego skills and an A+ for high school calculus are not enough for this job. The requirements... ❯❯❯
6 Reasons Why You Should Build Your Own Home
The self-build market has grown significantly in recent years. If you have the money to spend, then it’s an excellent choice if you are planning a move in the near future. Here are six of the best reasons you should consider self-building a home.
It saves you money
Self-building a home saves you a lot of money - if you can do it right. Not only that, of course, but you will also get a lot more return on your investment. There is a premium attached to... ❯❯❯
5 Mistakes that Real Estate Investors Make
If you’re going to invest in real estate, you should be aware of the common mistakes that investors make first.
1. Not Doing Research
Research is vital when you’re buying a home. This is true whether it’s a home to live in or an investment. You shouldn’t ever forget to carry out this research when you are making an investment. That research allows you to find out all the problems and drawbacks that the property has before you hand over your money. And... ❯❯❯
3 Insane Ways Your Garden Can Increase House Price!
When selling a home, people like to make improvements. Normally, they make changes to the house and think their work is done. However, you forget something that can be very valuable; the garden! Yes, by making a few garden improvements, your house price can rise.
I’ve listed some of my favourite garden improvements, down below:
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Greenhouse
I find that a greenhouse is the forgotten garden feature. Not a lot of people... ❯❯❯
Fed Up With Paying Bills? The Cheapest Places To Live In America
We all dream of a time when we don't have to spend all our time working just to pay for the things we need to live, like our electricity bill or our mortgage. We'd much rather spend our time and money pursuing the finer things in life. It’s no wonder many people believe that to have a low cost of living they have to leave the US altogether.
However, the US is home to some of the cheapest places to live in the Western world. Plus, you get all the benefits... ❯❯❯
Helpful Mosquito Control Tips for Spring
Is there anything more annoying than trying to have a good time outdoors, only to be pestered by buzzing mosquitoes that leave you with itchy red bumps for days? Not much compares to the irritation these tiny pests can cause. When it comes to pest control, mosquitoes are at the top of most people’s list of pest to get rid of. Luckily, we’ve compiled a list of mosquito control tips just in time for spring, so you can fight back and avoid letting mosquitoes... ❯❯❯
Millennials Are Causing a Surge in New Home Building
Millennials are a steadily growing source of new home buyers, and their home preferences may be different from what you’ve heard or thought to this point. Many people believe millennials only want to live in trendy, up-and-coming cities or are only interested in urban neighborhoods that are in the center of it all. Millennials often get a bad reputation for being too self-centered and dependent on technology, but the most recent trends in home building... ❯❯❯
Things You Might Not Think to Address When Moving House
Preparing to move house involves a lot of sleepless nights because there's so much to think about. And that’s why you need to be careful. There are certain things you might not think to address when moving house, but they are still very important. You should consider them a final walkthrough before you actually make your move permanent. Here are some of the key things you need to make sure you remember.
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Conveyancing
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What Does It Really Take To Sell Your Home?
So you’ve decided to say goodbye to your home. It can be quite heart-wrenching, but life changes and we need to move on. You may have secured a new job, or you may have just discovered you’re pregnant! There are dozens of reasons for moving. But selling your home isn’t quite as simple as you might think. It can be a long and involved process. So what does it really take to sell your home as quickly as you need? A Great Presentation - How you present your... ❯❯❯
Path to Selling Your Property in a Finger Snap
We all know that the real estate market is a very competitive place, especially in a populated city such as Melbourne. Many properties enter the market and some of them exit it while some others stagnate in the market forever. Most of us maybe wondering why. Well, only a very few can give a definite answer to this question.
Those who know the answer to it, guard it like the finest of gold. One would assume that, with so many buyer advocates Melbourne,... ❯❯❯
The Ultimate Property Rental Bible For New Landlords
Let's set the scene. You have just embarked on the purchase of your first property. And you want to rent it out as soon as possible so that you can start growing your property portfolio. As a new landlord, you will no doubt be quite excited at the prospect!
Of course, because you've not done this sort of thing before, you aren't a seasoned landlord. There are plenty of things that you need to bear in mind before you start renting out your property. This... ❯❯❯
