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Millennial's Guide ` Buying a Home With Bad Credit

Millennial's Guide ` Buying a Home With Bad Credit

Did you know that there are 138.45 million housing units in the U.S.? Are you dreaming of owning your own home but afraid it's not in reach due to financial difficulties? In this article, you'll discover the top tips for buying a home with bad credit. Read on to learn how to make your dream a reality so you don't have to wait on that dream home.
EvHow You Can Start Investing In Real Estate Today And What To Watch Out For

How You Can Start Investing In Real Estate Today And What To Watch Out For

The real estate and housing market has recovered immensely over the last decade after the crash in the late 2000's. This has led more and more people to consider investing in real estate as the returns can be healthy over a long period of time. The financial goals of an investor are the most important factor in making these types of decisions with your money. Listing out what you want out of an investment can lead you to research certain types of investments that you have never heard of before.
Essential Things To Know Before Selling Your Home

Essential Things To Know Before Selling Your Home

Everyone deserves a comfortable and pleasant home with a great atmosphere. So, you should make sure that the house meets those standards before trying to sell it.
EDITOR'S PICKS
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    Signs You Need Foundation Repair Right Now
    When it comes to home construction, the foundation of your living space matters the most. After all, this is the base that supports the entire structure and keeps your home strong and beautiful over the years. Still, wear and tear are normal for buildings as they become older. It can happen to all the parts of your home, including the foundation. However, this is one part that you cannot afford to ignore because the damage can be extensive and you may face costly home repairs if you procrastinate. There are some signs that you should be watchful about.
    By Ernest Hamilton
  • Is purchasing a Foreclosed Home Ever a Good Idea
    Is Purchasing a Foreclosed Home Ever a Good Idea?
    As a prospective homeowner who is looking to squeeze extra value out of your dollars, trying to buy a foreclosed property at a discount sounds like a great idea. Foreclosed homes sell at a significantly lower price than their market value. This is partly because the house comes with a range of issues that require fixing, and also because the bank wants to recover its money - fast.
    By Ernest Hamilton
  • Why The Greatest Investors Go Into Real Estate
    Why The Greatest Investors Go Into Real Estate
    To quote the billionaire Andrew Carnegie, "Ninety percent of all millionaires become so through owning real estate." It can come in the form of a "we buy houses company", large rental properties, or future land developments. It is an investment that has always been, and always will be profitable.
    By Ernest Hamilton
  • Is Replacing Your Roof a Good Investment?
    There comes a time in every homeowner's life where their roof starts needing maintenance. In many cases, this maintenance solves the problem and you can go on with your life.
    By Ernest Hamilton
  • The Pros and Cons of Tiny Homes
    The tiny home movement has exploded in the last several years, with the move toward a more environmental and spatially conscious way of living. Ever since the major economic and housing crash in 2008, prospective homeowners are getting more creative and conservative with how they spend their money.
    By Ernest Hamilton
  • Home Sellers Have Saved $30M In Real Estate Commissions With UpNest
    Americans have already saved $30 million in real estate commission fees by using UpNest, with much more to come.
    By Ernest Hamilton
  • Always Hire an Expert for Your Concrete Cutting Needs
    While you may be tempted to complete your concrete cutting project yourself, it's always best to hire an expert. To do your project on your own, you may need to rent expensive equipment. Also, you may not have the expertise. Just one mistake can be costly.
    By Staff Reporter
  • Can Ride-Share Drivers Help Super Flippers Discover New Investments?
    In May, The Wall Street Journal reported that real estate agents and developers are hiring ride-share drivers from companies like Uber and Lyft to scout up-and-coming neighborhoods for potential properties to buy. Imagine having dozens of drivers passively working for you and keeping an eye on the very neighborhood you are interested in.
    By Staff Reporter
  • Former White Sox Manager Ozzie Guillén Puts Chicago Home On The Market For $2.5 Million
    Retired Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillén has put his Chicago home in the past eight years on the market for $2.5 million. Though Guillén treasures his contemporary multi-level home in the vibrant Bucktown neighborhood, he and his wife, Ibis, are ready to start a new chapter by moving to the city's southwest suburbs to be closer to their oldest son, Ozzie Jr., and his wife, who have a 1-year-old daughter.
    By Staff Reporter
  • Housing Is Providing Another In A Line Of Troubling Signs Pointing To An Economic Downturn
    Declining home sales are "consistent with the possibility of a late 2019 or early 2020 recession," St. Louis Fed economist William Emmons said in a report.
    By Staff Reporter