Compound Effect in Building Wealth
2018-06-22
Building wealth is within reach for many people by using compound interest, home appreciation and equity, pay down your mortgage, buy investment properties, and have budget goals.
Home Repairs – Using The Right Tools for the Job – Maintenance
2018-05-17
Buying a house is a little like taking up a new hobby – home repairs. There are lots of things you don’t know yet that you’ll learn as you go along. You’re gonna need some specialized equipment to get certain maintenance jobs accomplished with finesse. Whether you hope to becomeContinue Reading
Home’s Assessed Value vs. Market Value… Know the Difference?
2018-05-09
Understanding a home’s true market value is about more than pictures, software assessments and price-per-square-foot. Whether you’re a current homeowner thinking of selling or are house-hunting, it’s crucial you understand what factors affect home valuation. By partnering with a local market expert, sellers will avoid pricing their house out ofContinue Reading
Making Dollars and Sense with Real Estate Investments
2018-05-09
Content Quick LinksIntroductionWhy Real Estate Investing?Types of Real Estate InvestmentsDoes Real Estate Investing Sound Too Good To Be True? Introduction Turn on the television or scroll through Facebook, and chances are you’ll see at least one advertisement for a group or “guru” who promises to teach you how to “getContinue Reading
Seasonal Guide to Maintaining Your Home
2018-04-10
Share From summer vacations to winter holidays, it seems each season offers the perfect excuse to put off our to-do list. But be careful, homeowners: neglecting your home’s maintenance could put your personal safety—and one of your largest financial investments—at serious risk. In no time at all, small problemsContinue Reading
10 Tips to Turn Your Neighborhood Into Your Social Haven
2017-11-05
“Communities work better (students perform better, crime rates are lower, kids are safer, people live longer) when neighbors know one another better. Knowing your neighbor on a first-name basis…is a surprisingly effective first step.” – Robert Putnam, Harvard Public Policy Professor and author of Bowling Alone If you’re considering aContinue Reading
