Quality tenants are one of the keys to our success and we want our tenants to be well-informed. Simply paying rent isn’t where their responsibility stops. They should be helping to take care of the home they’re renting, too. We have a lot of good material for tenants regarding safety, tips, and relocation. When it’s time for them to move, we want that to be as painless as possible.
Your Interests Are Professionally Represented Enlisting the services of a professional Buyer’s Agent is similar to using an accountant to help you with your taxes, a doctor to help you with your health care, or a mechanic to help you with your car. If you had the time to devote to learning everything about accounting,
Not all cleaning tips are created equal. In fact, some can be downright harmful to your home. Here’s a list of some common cleaning myths and mistakes to watch out for the next time you’re tidying up around the house 1. Can carpet cleaning do more harm than good? Most of the dangers associated with
Myth #1: I need a 20% down payment to buy a home. For the last three years, first-time homebuyers’ median down payment was just 6%. In 2015, repeat homebuyers’ average down payment was 14%. That’s thanks to programs such as conventional mortgages requiring less than 20% down; FHA loans requiring a minimum 3.5% down; plus
Want to save money? Know where to trim your budget. Paying those bills is never fun, but it’s even less exciting when those monthly expenses keep you from enjoying life. In fact, it’s probably easier than you think to eliminate some of those unnecessary household expenses.
Don’t be fearful. Many people are concerned about home-office deductions being a red flag for the IRS. A survey of people who claimed a home-office deduction versus those who didn’t found that the chance of getting audited was the same in both groups. If you’re eligible for the deduction, take it. It could be worth