In an effort to boost the value of their property, many homeowners invest in renovations that will help them sell at a higher price. However, with all of the renovation options, it can be hard to know what kind of fix-ups are really worth investing time and money into. If you're looking at all of your options for home improvements, here are some surefire fixes that won't stress the bank and will probably bump up the offering price.
BUYING A HOME? TAKE STOCK OF THESE THINGS
What are some of the most important factors that buyers take into consideration when looking for a new home? There are the obvious – things like price, square footage, location, and lot size. Those are the basics. Other things that are often weighed are garage size, how updated the kitchen and baths are, and whether or not the basement is finished. All of these are very important to consider, but there are other more “hidden” aspects of a home that many prospective buyers don’t take into account. And it’s these aspects that could really come to bite them where it hurts if they’re not also assessed throughout the process.
WIN THE BIDDING WAR WITH OUR 5 MINUTE GUIDE TO MAKING AN OFFER THE SELLER WON'T REFUSE
Ask any experienced homeowner and you'll learn that buying in a 'hot' real estate market can be challenging. A high supply of buyers competing for a low stock of available homes is a combination that can lead to bidding wars. Read on to learn how you can beat out other bidders by making an irresistible offer.
WORRIED THAT YOUR PAST STUDENT LOAN DEBT MIGHT DELAY BUYING A HOME? HERE'S WHAT TO DO NEXT!
Whether you are just about to graduate college or you have been out for a few years, there's a good chance you're carrying some amount of student loan debt. Are you worried that past student loan debt will affect your chances of buying a home? Let's run through a few tips that can help put your debt worries at ease.
3 WAYS THAT A REVERSE MORTGAGE CAN TRANSFORM YOUR RETIREMENT
Are you a retired individual looking for ways to increase your financial security? If so, you may have heard of a home equity conversion mortgage, more commonly known as a reverse mortgage. Used correctly, this is one of the most effective financial products for retirees who own their homes. Let's explore three ways that a reverse mortgage can help to transform a dull retirement into one filled with excitement.





