3 Things To Carefully Investigate When Buying A Home To Flip

Flipping homes for sale is a popular event today, and it can be a way to make a lot of money. The downside to this activity is that it is also highly risky. If you end up with a house that needs a lot more renovations than you expected, you might not make any money on the house. The worst case scenario would be that you actually lose money on the deal. Read More 

4 Benefits Of Buying A Smaller Home

When you're shopping for a new home, it can be impossible to find something in your budget that checks off every item on your wishlist. A common problem is finding a home that is perfect except for the square footage. Don't rule out that smaller home you otherwise love before considering these benefits to real estate downsizing: Less Time on Maintenance and Cleaning You will probably find that your life gets easier and more streamlined once you move into a smaller home. Read More 

A Few Things You Should Remember When Looking At Homes For Sale

Buying a new home is fun and exciting. You sit down with your family and make notes on the different things everyone is hoping for, and then take the list to the real estate agent. You and the agent will then make a list of all the possible homes and set up appointments to go see them. As you are going through each of the homes for sale, make notes so you can remember each house. Read More 

Catering To The Sales Season: Staging Your Home For Summer

When it comes to home sales, summer is one of the busiest seasons. If you're getting ready to list your home on the market, you need to make sure that you're preparing it for a summer sales season so that you can compete in a high-inventory, high-demand market. Here are some tips to make the most of the summer season for your home staging.  Start with the Lawn Whether you've already gotten a head start on the landscaping this spring or you're playing catch-up now that you've decided to sell, start by cleaning everything up outside. Read More 

Tips For Cat Owners When Choosing An Apartment

As a cat owner, it can sometimes be difficult to find the perfect home – especially if you plan to rent an apartment. Fortunately, there are many complexes out there that allow pets, cats in particular. The following tips can help you choose the perfect rental unit for you and your furry friend. Tip #1: Consider first floor rentals If you have an active cat, a first floor rental is the simplest way to avoid issues with the neighbors. Read More