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Real Estate Flipping Tips: Renovating 101

Posted by JD Esajian // May 15, 2011

If you’re interested in flipping homes, chances are you’ve read a ton of real estate flipping tips and learned the best ways to increase your property value. One great way to add thousands of dollars onto the property value of a home is to make major renovations. However, you’ll want to be absolutely certain that you can make money on the project. In fact, some renovations may even cause you to lose money in the long run. Before you renovate a property, read these real estate flipping tips to make sure you’re making the right decision.


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The Hidden Costs of Selling A Home

Posted by JD Esajian // May 13, 2011

Selling a home comes with a lot of costs – particularly if you’re planning on selling it without the help of a real estate agent. You’ll have to pay for many things out of pocket.


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Which Features Matter When Buying A Home?

Posted by JD Esajian // May 12, 2011

Before buying a home, it can be helpful to sit down and consider which features are important to you. Making a list of your wants and needs in your dream home can help you narrow down your choices during your home search. When you’re buying a home, use these tips to help you figure out which features should go on your list.


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Top 5 Questions To Ask Before Real Estate Investing

Posted by JD Esajian // May 11, 2011

Real estate investors have a lot on their plates, especially today. The world of real estate investing has shifted in today’s economy, but good real estate investors can still make tons of money. Before you dive in to real estate investing, make sure you’re ready by asking yourself these five questions.


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Should You Buy A Home If You're Single?

Posted by JD Esajian // May 10, 2011

When it comes to buying a home, it seems like most of the attention goes to young families and just-married couples. However, singles have tons of buying power – and with people getting married later and later in life, why should singles wait to find the home of their dreams? There are tons of things to consider when buying a home if you’re single.


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Increase the Property Value on Your Connecticut Home

Posted by JD Esajian // May 9, 2011

Property value makes a huge difference when you’re trying to sell a home, particularly in Connecticut. Although there are new homes available in the state, most homes are older properties that have been renovated to suit modern buyers’ tastes. If you’re selling a home in Connecticut, try a few of these simple tips to increase your property value.


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Best San Diego Neighborhoods for Families

Posted by JD Esajian // May 8, 2011

Buying a home in San Diego can be fraught with challenges – particularly for families. Most families want to raise their children in a nice neighborhood with low crime rates and good schools. If you’ve been searching for the elusive “perfect neighborhood” in San Diego, your search may end today. If you’re buying a home in San Diego, look into one of these neighborhoods that are perfect for families:


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How To Survive A Real Estate Closing

Posted by JD Esajian // May 6, 2011

Going through a real estate closing can feel like going through a funhouse – confusing and less fun than you’d think. A real estate closing can drag on (and on), especially if you don’t have everything in order. Here are a few tips to help you survive the crazy world of a real estate closing:


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Best Questions To Ask A Potential Real Estate Agent

Posted by JD Esajian // May 5, 2011

Buying a home is a challenge. But what if there was a magic wand that could make the entire process less stressful? For many people, a real estate agent can do just that. Of course, before you hire a real estate agent, you’ll want to make sure you’re getting the best person for the job. From looking at past experience to making sure you “click,” here are the questions you should be asking before you choose a real estate agent.


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Buying a Home: Tips for Families

Posted by JD Esajian // May 4, 2011

Families who are buying a home are faced with many challenges. From determining which school districts are best to figuring out if that huge set of stairs out front is just asking for trouble, families have a lot of things to consider when buying a home. Whether you’re buying your first home or you’ve owned one before, consider these tips for families next time you’re buying a home.


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