The home evaluation checklist
The checklist to use when checking out a property
After seeing a few homes, it is very easy to get the features of the house confused. The home evaluation checklist is easy to fill out and will help immediately separate the “good” homes from the “not right for us” houses.
The home evaluation checklist will establish grading the exterior condition of the... Read more
Six Insights to Sell Your Home Rapidity
There are a lot of factors that will control how quickly your house is sold. It is important to start the elements you can control. If you’re still living in your home while trying to sell it, these are a few simple ideas that can help speed up the home sale process.
1. De-clutter: Buyers want to step into a prospective home and imagine the... Read more
4 New Trends in Home Designs
These 4 home design trends that have been particularly popular in recent years. Home design is always changing, with fresh ideas offering stimulating new selections for the look and feel of a home.
Indoor-outdoor space
Many homes are now designed so that a common area in the interior of a home—such as the living room, kitchen, or dining... Read more
5 Features that Young Buyers Looking for in a Home
Millennials are the second-largest segment of home buyers, ranking behind only baby boomers, according to the National Association of Realtors. These five features are the latest trend to attract millennials who are looking to buy their first home.
An up-to-date kitchen and bath
Younger buyers often have limited funds for... Read more
Eight Common Ways to Hold Title California
How You Take Title Advantages and Limitations
Title to real property in California may be held by individuals, either in Sole Ownership or in Co-Ownership. Co-Ownership of real property occurs when the title is held by two or more persons. There are several variations as to how title may be held in each type of ownership. The following brief summaries... Read more
Flip Your Own House
I know of a friend who recently sold their home. The real estate agent they chose priced the property very cheaply to make an easy sale. If fact they used the comps of short sold properties to reach the price of my friend’s house.
It sold in two days. To an investor who will flip the house for a 15% to 20% more then they brought it for.
If you want to earn more money... Read more
Country Home in Auburn
Horse Ranchette
Nestled in the oaks this home is country living at its best. The horse ranchette has flat acreage suitable for horses and many other animals. This sought after Auburn neighborhood is on a Cul-de-sac for even more privacy. The large two story home with built in book shelf has a user friendly design. This is the perfect place to make a country home. ... Read more
Carmichael Horse Ranchette with Pool Home
The Carmichael Horse Ranchette with pool is a versatile property. It is a great opportunity for property investor. This property can be remolded and sell for a substantially higher price. Several million dollar plus properties are in the area which demonstrates the property’s potential. The Carmichael Horse property has plenty of... Read more
What are Public and Private Areas in a Multigenerational Home?
Public and private areas in a multigenerational home are key considerations to the family dynamics. Peace in a multigenerational home comes from a successful mix of public and private areas. The wrong mix creates stress and conflict.
What are the public and private areas? Public areas are the family room, kitchen,... Read more
5 Tips for Purchasing a Care Home
Care home properties offer a substantial opportunity to grow wealth. The prospect of significant cash flow and asset gain draw people to invest in care home properties and businesses.
Care home properties are more about the business opportunity than real estate. The standard real estate investor is looking for ROI (Return On Investment)... Read more
