If you want to reduce the chances of your property being on the market for months on end, there are a few things you should do before you put it up for sale. Read on to find out what these are.
Make it neutral
Many real estate agents believe that it is absolutely essential to make your home decor as neutral as possible before you put it on the market. In practical terms, this means removing all of the personal clutter around the property and changing the decor to make it slightly more generic.
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If you're eager to sell your home as quickly as possible, it's important to understand what things may influence a potential buyer's interest in it. Read on to learn more about two factors which many real estate agents say can affect the speed with which a property sells.
Clutter and cleanliness
In theory, potential buyers should be able to look beyond a property's superficial flaws; in practice, this is rarely the case.
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When you're considering the purchase of any building, including a warehouse, retail storefront or residential home, you would do well to ensure that the purchase is contingent on inspection reports. This will give you the chance to rethink your purchase if a building inspector notes something that you or your real estate agent have missed during your walk-throughs. If you're thinking of buying a warehouse, note a few inspections you might want to have done beyond just a standard inspection that checks electrical and plumbing systems and why these can be vital.
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Executive rentals – they give business travellers and upscale short-term renters a place to stay that is cheaper than most hotels, and they provide landlords with a great stream of income. If you are buying an investment property, moving out of your current home or feeling tired of dealing with the long-term residential rental market, consider turning your property into an executive rental.
Here is everything you need to consider before you get started in executive leasing:
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Many people in their twenties may not think they are old enough to buy a home, but if you can afford one, home-ownership can be a lucrative and rewarding idea. Here are five questions to help you decide if you are ready for home-ownership:
1. Can You Afford It?
Obviously, the first question you should consider is whether or not you can afford a house. However, as a young person without children or a spouse, you may not have to pay the entire mortgage like you would have to if you were married with kids.
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