Posted by JD Esajian // December 7, 2011
Real estate closings aren’t exactly known for being speedy affairs, but that doesn’t mean they have to drag on for long periods of time. If you’re buying a house, there are a few steps you can take to ensure that your closing goes quickly and smoothly. If you follow these three steps to prepare for your closing, you’ll be able to spend spend less time negotiating and more time decorating your new home.
Posted by JD Esajian // December 6, 2011
Portland might not be the biggest town in the Constitution State. It might not be the wealthiest or the most intellectual, or even have the absolute best fishing. But what it does have is a little bit of everything to offer anyone buying a house in Connecticut. The good schools, solid economy and easy access to the great outdoors all add up to make one fantastic little piece of Connecticut real estate. And actually, the fishing is pretty great too.
Posted by JD Esajian // December 5, 2011
Located in East Chula Vista, Eastlake is a great neighborhood for families that are considering buying a house in San Diego. Its safe streets, good schools and affordable homes make it a perfect place for first-time homeowners and new California residents to settle down and start raising their children.
Posted by JD Esajian // December 4, 2011
If you’re selling a home this season, it’s important to pick a good initial asking price. While asking too much for your real estate investment could result in a house that sits on the market for weeks, you don’t want to just “give it away” either. Here are three things to keep in mind when trying to set your asking price:
Posted by JD Esajian // December 2, 2011
There are a lot of ways to succeed when selling a house, and just as many ways to fail. When it comes to the mistakes that sellers tend to make, three specific errors reign supreme. If you’re trying to sell your real estate investment this season, make sure to avoid these three cardinal real estate sins.
Posted by JD Esajian // December 1, 2011
When remodeling a house, you should always consider how your investments will affect your home’s property value. Every upgrade you give your house will increase its property value to a certain degree, but some projects will boost your sticker price more significantly (and permanently) than others. Here are three investments that are sure to add long-lasting value to your real estate investment: