Buying, Selling, Leasing, and More

Posted on: 15 June 2020

Whether you are buying commercial real estate specifically for the purpose to embellish and resale or you are looking to invest in properties you can lease to prospective business owners, you must be an educated buyer. Part of being an educated buyer is getting familiar with some of the common terms used in commercial real estate listings and transactions. Here are a few of the important terms to get familiar with as you set out on your business venture.
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Posted on: 12 June 2020

You most likely know that it's a good idea to hire a home inspector to check out any home you are thinking of buying. Some buyers will hire the inspector once they find a home and put in an offer, but that's not necessarily the best idea. In fact, it's a good idea to hire a home inspection service before you make any offers and have them check out the houses that you are most interested in.
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Posted on: 10 June 2020

Student apartments are a nice alternative to rooms in a dorm. These apartments give you more privacy, a more complete living space, and a place to live off-campus. Nevertheless, student apartment rentals can come along with certain rules.  Expect there to be rules about overnight guests.  Of course, there will be times when you may want a friend or relative to stay overnight with you at your apartment. However, there may be stipulations in the lease about how long an overnight guest can stay at the apartment.
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Posted on: 10 June 2020

Choosing to buy a condo over a single-family home means that you will be a lot closer to your neighbors. If one of the things that you are most interested in is enjoying quiet living, you will need to pay close attention to important details with each condo before considering an offer. 1. Community Location Where a condo is located within the community can play a huge role in how much noise you will hear from inside the unit on a regular basis.
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