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Property Bargains: 4 Tips That Highlight Incredible Deals

September 02, 2020 by Jeremy Lindy

Real estate is your bread and butter. You locate it, secure it, and flip it for a profit. At least, that’s the dream when you become a property investor. In reality, you won’t always have the resources required to bag the homes and pieces of land that will transform your fortunes.

Sure, you can carry on regardless, yet bidding on listings out of your budget will only eat into your bottom line. There’s a better method - bag a bargain. With the figures involved, an incredible deal seems unlikely.

However, if you follow these four pieces of advice, you’ll notice them everywhere!

Be The First

There are similarities between bidding for a piece of real estate and selling it. The main one is that you fall in love with the first or last properties that you see, and everything in-between disappears into the ether. The same is true for people trying to sell as the first offer is usually accepted, which is why it pays to be pre-approved for a loan. Your agent also makes a difference as the best realtors have contacts that will ensure your bid is at the top of the list. What are you waiting for? Stop delaying!

Check Out The Foreclosure Market

Let’s start by saying that it’s never nice when a person or family loses a home. But, you aren’t part of the reason why they no longer live at the address. It may feel ruthless, yet nothing is going to stop the bank from foreclosing the loan. As such, real estate of this nature has plenty of potential, even if the process takes years to conclude. Repairs will be required, but they’re typically cosmetic and don’t cost too much to fix. As long as you factor it into the budget, it shouldn’t be an issue.

Approach Sellers Privately

Sometimes, it’s easier to talk face-to-face when there is less red tape involved. Firstly, you can speak openly without the bank or a realtor mudding the waters. People tend to appreciate it when you get to the point and don’t beat around the bush. Also, there’s no harm in attempting to negotiate privately. The worst they can say is, “speak to my agent,” which isn’t the end of the world. However, if they’re happy to proceed, you could save on standard costs that don’t apply to private real estate sales. Just make sure you have an attorney to rubber-stamp the papers.

Play The Numbers Game

Although you need to be proactive and ask decisively when you find the ideal opportunity, you need to remember that you could have to kiss plenty of frogs to reach the end game. Out of two-hundred raw leads, you may only bid on ten of them after consulting research analysis. Then, maybe one or two show promise. Regardless, out of an initial couple of hundred, around 95% are unsuitable. It’s a number’s game, and you’ve got to be willing to play.

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Reasons Why You Should Work With Real Estate Agents When Looking For Luxury Properties

September 02, 2020 by Jeremy Lindy

Most everyday purchases you make are simple and easy, right? You pick out your items, go to the register and swipe your card. You put some things in your Amazon cart, you go to checkout, and somehow it magically arrives 2 days later even though it was just in California. Simple, stuff, yeah? You can move up the ladder of purchase complexity to things like cars and other vehicles, but eventually you get to, you guessed it, real estate. 

Searching for a new home is a stressful enough activity as it is, and the stress can rise in unison with the price as well. Many novice real estate investors and homeowners alike tend to assume that purchasing, or even selling, a home is as straightforward as buying a car or some milk. This is often done mistakenly so, and although someone with experience in real estate transactions may handle it with ease, for most clients...it’s just not their cup of tea when it comes down to it.

The case is no different when it comes to purchasing luxury homes specifically. In fact, it’s likely to be even more emphasized in this case. The legal documentation, negotiating, fees, access to the MLS, familiarity with the inspection process, knowledge of red flags, and even just knowing potential sellers or buyers in the industry can go a long way in making the process smooth. If you’re in the Vancouver area and looking for a property, utilising a real estate agent like Ron Parpara is a great starting point to buying a luxury home. 

Reasons To Work With A Real Estate Agent 

  1. Help You Understand Cost and Paperwork

Buying a luxury property is different from your typical home in several respects, the first and most important obviously being price. A luxury home is that which, by definition, is valued within the top 10% of local property valuations within your area. Because of this price increase, you’re dealing with increased fees for everything. You’ll likely need to consider paying for an appraisal yourself if the owner assumes any prospective buyers are affluent enough to do so, and it may even be a second home to someone not living on the property. If this is the case you’ll want a quality agent to guide you through this process.

Another aspect of an increased listing price is an increase in taxes, document fees, lawyer fees, agency cut, and ultimately closing costs as a whole. A good real estate agent by your side can help work through all of this complex paperwork with you while breaking down the costs and likely saving you a few dollars along the way. 

2. Help You Through Unexpected Hidden Problems 

The bigger the home, the more area to inspect. The more area to inspect, the more potential problems to be found. This case is especially important when purchasing older luxury homes. Homes may have outdated finishes and visible aesthetics sure, but what’s most important is what you can’t see. Your home may be out of compliance with local codes as well depending on who installed what, where, and when the last inspection was done. 

Because of this, an untold amount of complications can arise that stall the buying process for you, and may even devalue the home as well. Your agent though, will be familiar with these situations and know in what order to prioritize things, as well as pursue any reasonable price differences that may need to be accounted for as a result of any work needing to be done. 

Helps You Save Time

And let’s not forget, if you’re buying a luxury home, it may be safe to assume you’re not someone with time on your hands. You’re buying luxury for a reason, and you’ve got places to be besides the negotiation table or talking with contractors. Working with a high end agent that has truly remarkable London estate for sale can help save you time as they’ll do most of the leg work for you. This is especially good for those who are running a business or who are out of town for lengthy periods of time

Conclusion 

All in all, preparing your search process with a properly equipped real estate agent from a reputable agency can bolster your chances of striking a great deal on a luxury home you can love for years. When making an investment this big, would you really want to take any more extra risk that could be easily dissolved? No, not really so why risk it? Are you ready to buy your next luxury property? 

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Green Living: 6 Ways You Can Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

September 02, 2020 by Jeremy Lindy

Climate change is impacting the globe at an alarming rate and requires real effort from everyone in order to reverse its effects and save the environment. 

It may seem inconsequential to you, but there are ways that you can do your part in making the world a better and safer place. By reducing your carbon footprint through green living, you can make a real difference! 

Keep reading for six ways that you can contribute to helping the earth by becoming more environmentally conscious and reducing your carbon footprint. 

What Is a Carbon Footprint?

A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases that are generated by daily actions. Your footprint can be calculated by analyzing your mileage, energy, spending, and diet. There are tools available such as the carbon footprint calculator to help you get an accurate depiction of your contributions to the environment. 

1. Travel Smarter 

Traveling is a way to take in the beauty of the world and explore other cultures, but it can also add to air pollution. That's why it's best to take trains or drive whenever possible instead of flying in airplanes. Flying is responsible for five percent of global warming and is on track to triple by the year 2050.

You can also travel smarter by using public transportation, biking, walking, and carpooling whenever possible around the city that you live in. Another way to travel smarter is by investing in an eco-friendly car which emits less greenhouse gases and air pollutants than traditional cars. You could fit these cars with lithium-iron batteries. A lithium-ion battery contains fewer toxic metals than other batteries, which can contain cadmium and lead. As a result, lithium-ion batteries are usually regarded as non-hazardous waste. You can check this article to know more about how this battery is leading the green energy change.

2. Consume Less Meat 

Both beef and lamb emit large amounts of methane gas during their production due to them producing it while digesting foods.

Methane is responsible for ninety percent of greenhouse gas from farming, and it's been said that cutting down on meat consumption and even practicing a vegan or vegetation diet can reduce emissions by twenty percent. 

If you do choose to eat meat, it's better to eat lean grass-fed kinds. This is because the animals are raised on less grains, are usually local, and contain healthy omega-3s. 

3. Conserve Energy at Home

The simplest way to cut down your carbon footprint is to turn off lights and appliances at home when they aren't in use. Also, unplugging cellphone chargers, TVs, and even air conditioning units while you're away can make a positive impact on the environment. 

While you are at home though, you can cut down on gaming and stream TV shows and movies through your TV instead of your game console. Gaming takes up a considerable amount of energy and the average gamer will use anywhere between five and 375 kWh per year.  

You can also save energy by deciding to go solar and power your home by using the sun's energy instead of gas. 

4. Recycle Properly

Recycling is great for the environment, but it's important to make sure that it's done correctly so the earth can reap its benefits.

Recycling is more than throwing things into your bin, it's also finding ways to reuse and donate items instead of trashing them. Look into ways that you can recycle old cell phones and laptops and keep your devices as long as you possibly can. 

5. Reusable Water Bottles

Disposable water bottles take up large amounts of space in our landfills and seventeen million barrels of oil are needed to produce a year's worth of them.

Disposable water bottles may be convenient, but by using a water filtration system or a reusable water bottle you can help the environment. On an annual basis, America uses over fifty billion plastic bottles. One person using reusable bottles can help save 167 bottles in just one year.

6. Plant More Trees

Lastly, you can reduce your carbon footprint by planting more trees. 

Planting trees helps to offset your footprint by using carbon sequestration which is the removal of carbon from the atmosphere through trees, shrubs, and organic soil. You can do this by simply planting one in your yard, community garden, or by joining a planting group. 

Are You Ready to Start Your Green Living Journey?

Reducing your carbon footprint is easier than you think and it's important to do what you can to lower your footprint to reduce pollution, save wildlife, and decrease premature deaths.

We hope our list was helpful and that you picked up some new ways to do your part in saving the earth. After reading our recommendations do you feel ready to start your green living journey? 

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Why Investing In Overseas Property Makes Sense

September 01, 2020 by Jeremy Lindy

Real estate is something that a lot of foreign investors are interested in. When you compare the property prices here with the prices in other major cities; there are cheaper options available, which is ideal for any investor. If you are thinking about buying your first property overseas, read on.

There are lots of advantages associated with buying property overseas. One of the main benefits of going down this route is that you will be diversifying your investment portfolio. If the domestic market suffers, and all of your money is in local property, the outlook will be bleak. However, you can reduce the risk by moving your cash into different real estate markets. If the market in your home country declines, it is highly unlikely that your property abroad is going to be affected. 

And, let’s not ignore the fact that you will also have a holiday home at your disposal if you go down this route. You can use the villa or apartment as a place for a vacation whenever it is not in use. 

If that was not enough to convince you, buying property abroad and renting it out is a form of passive income. You will not need to manage this investment yourself, however, you are going to bring in money every month from the rent. 

How To Go About Buying A Property

Property for sale is certainly not in short supply, with the likes of Mambourin real estate providing a luxurious solution. You’re sure to find something that falls within your budget and taste; and indeed, will be the perfect property for you. The important thing to remember is never to rush into a decision. 

Your first priority should be to draw up a shortlist of what you want from a property. There is so much choice that there really is no need to settle for less than you want. Your options range from studio apartments to large houses, from prime locations in the city centre to properties on the quieter margins and suburbs of the city. Make sure you have a good idea of what you’re looking for in advance, so you can target your property search accordingly. 

Only after this should you look for a property agent to assist you throughout the process. Check their experience and expertise in the area and also make sure they have a good reputation in their line of work. Don’t ever take anyone’s advice, though, without checking through your own research. No matter how well-intentioned and knowledgeable your estate agent seems to be, it’s your investment at the end of the day, and you need to protect that. Looking into matters yourself will give you further peace of mind that everything is above board. 

Finally, by all means, have your wish list for the property you purchase, but be prepared to compromise if you are on a tight budget. You could consider a slightly different location, for instance. This is something that your real estate agent should be able to help you with.


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How to Sell Your House Fast for Cash (And Why You Should)

August 31, 2020 by Jeremy Lindy

The home selling process is far more stressful than the buying process. Once you've become emotionally attached to your house, you're more likely to have unrealistic expectations for the amount you should get for the sale.

Detach from emotions from the transaction and sell your house fast for cash. Here are the top reasons you should sell your house now.

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It's Not Worth What You Think

One of the top reasons to sell your house fast for cash is because you're probably overestimating its value. Sellers spend months trying to get their homes in top shape to get what they hope will be the final sales price on the home.

The truth is, if you need to move right away, there is no guaranteeing anyone will pay your asking price even if the house is perfect. Buyers often make emotional decisions when buying a home.

Even if it seems like there's lots of work to be done, you won't get the offers you'd expect. Opt to sell fast for cash so you get objective offers based on the market and recent home sales in your area. 

Often, when you sell your home for cash you are selling to investors. Investors are looking for a quality deal and usually won't require sellers to many many upgrades.

Their goal is to buy at a discount and make improvements themselves. You'll have to take a hit on the selling price but you'll escape any renovation to your home before you move out saving you thousands of dollars.

Sell Your House Fast for Cash in Spring

In early spring, you're likely to get lots of attention for your property. Investors also know this and will be looking to make offers on homes in time for the busy season. Try to reach out to a house buying company in your locality. For homeowners around San Antonio, you have to check out Sell My House Fast San Antonio, TX to put up your property on sale real quick.

House flippers can put move-in ready homes on the market and have them ready to go by Summer when most families are looking to relocate. Take advantage of this by selling your home quickly in March or April.

Closing is Fast

The major difference in selling your home for cash versus any other method is that the closing process is much easier. A cash for houses company can make you an offer and be ready to close within weeks.

When you sell your home to a traditional buyer, they seek a mortgage loan from a lender. The lender takes the buyer through a lengthy underwriting process to make sure the buyer can afford to repay the loan.

Related: Great Reasons To Sell Your Home Today

While you're waiting in hopes the buyer will close, you could miss other opportunities to move into a great property. The closing process can drag out for months while you wait for the buyer to get financing.

If you need to make a quick move, opt to sell your house fast for cash instead.

Benefits of Selling a House Quickly

When you sell your house fast for cash you eliminate the stress and anxiety with hoping for top dollar on your property. You have little control over what buyers offer you and whether or not they'll even get approved for the amount they offer.

The best way to walk away from a piece of real estate quickly is to sell your house fast for cash. For more information and tips, visit our blog for updates. 

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What Does Buying a Home As Is Mean for You?

August 31, 2020 by Jeremy Lindy

Buying a home as-is may sound like a fantastic idea, and in some cases, this is true. But, every time you see a for sale as is sign means excellent things for the buyer.

In fact, there's more to that phrase than you may know, and we're going to tell you what else it means. When you've finished reading this post, you're going to have everything you need when it comes to making your final decision.

Read on for everything that you need to know about buying a home as-is.

Not Always Good

When you see a for sale as is listing, there are times when that means there are some negative things that come with the home. And instead of giving buyers the chance to see these things which could scare them off, the seller sells the house as-is.

After a buyer has entered into the contract and finally gets to see the home, they may realize that there are foundational issues with the home or even a damaged ceiling. And because you've agreed to purchase the home as-is means you could get stuck paying for these repairs.

Be Prepared for Everything

The best way to approach this situation is to be prepared for anything—meaning be prepared for the repairs that you may need to make and also prepare yourself for things to be worse than you imagined.

If you've prepared yourself beforehand, things won't seem as heavy once you can enter the home and have the damage assessed.

Extra Furniture

If you're a new home buyer, you may find that you don't have enough furniture to fill your home, and this is when selling a house as is comes in hand. There are times when the seller will include the furniture that is in the home and appliances.

This is useful because it reduces the number of extra items that you've got to purchase for the home. And the house is essentially move-in ready. Move-in ready homes are great for those on a time schedule and will be rushing to move into their new home.

Inspections are Necessary

Depending on the state that you live in, it may be a buyer beware state. Buyer beware states mean that once you purchase a home, you buy it with the understanding that no repairs or alterations have been made.

Once you enter into a contract for a home sold as-is, you need to ensure that you get the home inspected. The inspector will give you an honest review of the damages that need attention to ensure your home is safe for you and your family.

If you're looking to sell my house as is, you need to ensure that you're transparent with buyers about what they will be getting when your home is sold as-is.

Buying a Home As-Is

When you're buying a home as-is, you need to ensure that you take into account everything we've listed. While there are going to be times when purchasing a house as is can be positive, there are also going to be times when there are some negative aspects.

We hope this article provided you with all of the information that you were looking for, and if you're looking for more information on other topics, continue to scroll through our blog section. There are tons of articles that we know you're going to enjoy.

 


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