Love Being Outside? Buy A Home With Features That Encourage Going Outdoors

Posted on 1 November 2017

Some climates are not suitable for spending time outside all year long such as the desert or some parts of the Midwest. The summers and winters can get excessively hot or cold. But, you may be interested in buying a home in a mild climate where you can go outside all year long. To make it more enjoyable to go outside, you should prioritize outdoor features when looking at houses. [Read More]

Looking For Commercial Real Estate? What To Know First

Posted on 25 October 2017

Leasing commercial real estate can be confusing if you have never done it before, and if you aren't sure what type of property you want, or what amenities you need. You want to talk with a real estate professional before you sign any lease and before you put any money down on a property. Discuss and consider these different features and potential issues before you are ready to select the property that is right for you: [Read More]

Issues To Resolve Before Buying A Vacation Home Together

Posted on 19 October 2017

Apart from the high prices that vacation homes attract, owning a vacation home is expensive because it remains unoccupied for extended periods of the year. Unoccupied houses tend to experience more damages than occupied houses. Coming together with another person or other people to buy a vacation home allows you to share all of these costs. Before taking this route, however, take the following precautions to avoid complications with your joint home ownership: [Read More]

3 Factors To Help When Deciding On An Apartment

Posted on 13 October 2017

If you have never lived in an apartment or have not moved in a while, there may be features you overlook when finding your next apartment. Before you sign a lease there are factors that will make your next apartment more comfortable. Lifestyle Whether you want an apartment on the bottom or upper floor of an apartment building may often rest on your preference. Many people prefer the bottom floor because they do not have to climb steps and it makes moving items or buying new furniture easier. [Read More]

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An Affordable First Home Purchase

Although it was ten years ago, I still remember how excited I was on my wedding day. On this special day, I couldn’t wait to marry my amazing husband. After our honeymoon, we moved into a brick ranch home. Although the home was small, we could afford it. Some newly married couples choose to purchase a duplex for their first homes. By renting out part of their houses to tenants, they are better able to make their monthly mortgage payments. Some of them even enjoy being landlords. On this blog, I hope you will discover the ways buying a duplex can benefit younger couples.