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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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How The Mircale Malibu Mansion And Pacific Palisades Home Survived The Devastating LA Fires
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What Happens To Your Mortgage And Property Tax When You Lose Your Home In A Natural Disaster?
Crime really knows no time or place, but the incidence of robberies are at its highest during the summer months. This is partly due to the fact that most people are on a vacation during this season, leaving their homes unattended for and more attractive to burglars. How can you increase the security of your house even while you are on a vacation? Real Estate Investors Are Making it Increasingly Difficult for First-Time Home Buyers
Signs of the busy spring home buying are already visible, as more buyers flock the market in hopes of getting their hands on a new house. While first-time homebuyers are already experiencing difficulties finding a home in the market, recent reports show that real estate investors are adding to the burden of first-time buyers. 3 Ways to Save Up for Your Retirement Using Your Home Equity
Retirement should be something well-thought-of and planned since the beginning of your career. However, not everyone is able to save up for their retirement at an early age and some may begin to worry that they do not have enough means to sustain their needs after retirement. Can you use your home equity to fund your retirement expenses? First-Time Buyer’s Guide to Finding a Home Even in Today’s Crazy Market
First-time buyers often need to consider a lot of things before looking for a home. Apart from its price, the location, environment and economic conditions are few of the things that they take into consideration. Can a first-time homebuyer still compete with other buyers in today’s crazy market? Want to Get a Higher House Value? Renovate this Part According to HGTV ‘Income Property’ Host Scott McGillivray
Every seller hopes to sell his or her property at the maximum price. However, there are times when your house value can be lower than what you are expecting. In this case, HGTV’s “Income Property” host Scott McGillivray advises on renovating this part of your home before listing it in the market to get higher offers. Is the House You Are Eyeing on a Fixer-Upper or a Flop?
A fixer-upper on the real estate market can be pretty tempting to get because of its below market price. However, some people fall into the traps of thinking that the house they are eyeing on is a fixer-upper when it was actually a flop. How can you tell if a house is a fixer-upper or a flop? House Selling Tips: How to Get More Offers in a Buyer’s Market
Today’s market and conditions point towards a seller’s market. However, it is not always a rosy time for sellers and sometimes, the cards are turned and the favors are at the buyers’ side. How can you get more offers even though there are more sellers than buyers in the real estate market? The Ultimate Guide to Moving Miles Away From Your Home
Moving houses is already a pretty stressful situation as it is, but moving miles away from your hometown can be very overwhelming. There are, however, several upsides to moving miles away from your home and who knows, you might even stay in that area for the rest of your life? Celebrity Homes for Sale: NFL Safety Rahim Moore Lists Texas Home for $525K
After deciding to leave Texas and look for redemption in Cleveland, Rahim Moore is letting go of his Texas home for $525,000. Should You Buy a House with Foundation Problems?
Buying a house entails a long list of checklist that must be ticked off before you decide to close the sale of one property. While a house in the real estate market may look lovely in its listing photos and in person, you should also keep in mind to check for the house’s foundation and whether it has problems. Should you buy one even with foundation problems?