by Susanne Dwyer | Jan 9, 2019 | Advice, Agent, Best Practices, Buying/Selling, For Your Clients, Latest News |
The following information is provided by the Center for REALTOR® Development (CRD). This article explains the four most common valuation methods used for real property transactions and how and when they are used. It’s important to note that the methods below are...
by Susanne Dwyer | Jan 6, 2019 | Advice, Buying/Selling, For Your Clients, Latest News, Trending |
Typically, most IRA providers only allow you to invest in approved stocks, bonds, mutual funds and CDs. A self-directed IRA with Entrust allows you to diversify beyond these traditional types of investments, such as in real estate properties. This is our most popular...
by Susanne Dwyer | Jan 6, 2019 | Advice, Buying/Selling, For Your Clients, Latest News, Tip of the Day |
Homeownership can be a stressful venture, especially when hearing about the potential for various unseen dangers, such as mold, asbestos and especially radon. With the proper guidance and education, however, consumers can purchase homes with peace of mind, knowing how...
by Jameson Doris | Jan 3, 2019 | Advice, Agent, Best Practices, Buying/Selling, For Your Clients, Marketing |
Although this may not be the most popular time of year to sell, there’s likely a greater percentage of serious homebuyers looking in your area than during the spring and summer months. Add to that the fact that many areas of the country will experience some...
by Susanne Dwyer | Dec 26, 2018 | Advice, Buying/Selling, For Your Clients, Home Spun Wisdom, How-To, Latest News |
(TNS)—The housing market crash has become a distant memory, and home prices are looking healthy again—but does that mean there are good opportunities for investing in the residential real estate market? Home values are climbing in most places. According to the...
by Susanne Dwyer | Dec 25, 2018 | Advice, Buying/Selling, For Your Clients, Home Spun Wisdom, Latest News |
(TNS)—Some things get more valuable with age, like fine wines and real estate. The longer you keep them, the more valuable they get. In real estate, this calls to mind the five-year rule, which states that new homeowners should generally stay put for at least five...