Guest Post from Amy Collett of bizwell.org The Senior’s Guide to House Flipping Successfully House flipping is a profitable business, going by ATTOM findings: The average gross profit per flip was $66,300 in 2020, with an astounding ROI of 40%. If you’re a senior looking for a steady income source post-retirement, house flipping might fit […]
Let’s compare how the real estate market in Monmouth and Ocean counties performed in June compared to last year. As has been the case in previous months, we still continue to have low inventory levels resulting in higher purchase prices. Single family homes and condos in Monmouth County saw another huge jump in the amount […]
Guest Post by Marvin Viachica Are you considering buying your first property to increase your income? You’ve come to the right place. Purchasing your first income property is extremely exciting, but it can also be quite overwhelming if you don’t know what to look for. Below, we’ve put together a list of four key factors […]
Check out this helpful tip list from Steven Rosado from Legion Pro 1. Floor Tile Versus Wall Tile – What tile you select matters in terms of your cost. Wall tile should be square (up to 6”x6”) or rectangular (up to 4”x12”). (We just installed a beautiful 2’x4’ wall tile, but that costs a lot more!) […]
Written By: Karen Marsala with Realtor.com Home inspections are scary. Just when you swear you’ve found the house of your dreams, a home inspector comes along and tells you everything’s that’s wrong with it—which might lead you to think you should run for the hills! But rest assured, most things turned up during a home inspection aren’t […]
WRITTEN BY: By the Experts at REeBroker Group via RIS Media The home-buying process can be fun, exhilarating and sometimes stressful—and that’s just searching for the perfect home. The loan process is a whole different process that can seem like a foreign language. Most buyers just want to know what fees and costs are associated […]
Stricter lending standards have reduced risk in the market. (by Peter Coy, Businessweek, 6/10/21) The parallels are hard to ignore: the record prices, the bidding wars, the subdivisions that fill up as soon as they’re built, the resourceful buyer who clinched a deal by dropping off cupcakes that matched the home’s interior paint colors. Today’s real estate […]
Published From Realtor.com More than a third of Americans say they have found at least one error in their credit report, according to a new study from Consumer Reports. The publication asked more than 5,800 study participants to get a copy of their credit report and check it for errors between Feb. 1 and April […]
Let’s compare how the real estate market in Monmouth and Ocean counties performed in May compared to last year. As has been the case in previous months, we still continue to have low inventory levels resulting in higher purchase prices. It is also to be noted that in Monmouth County in May 2021, there were […]
Guest Article By: Homelight Didn’t it feel like stores were running out of everything? It was hard to find basic things like toilet paper, paper towels, disinfectants and even soap! Thankfully, 2021 has been much kinder in that regard and stores are fully stocked with these commodities. Unfortunately, that’s not the case in the housing […]
By Meghan Belnap from RISMedia House Call Figuring out what type of residential AC system you need can be tough, especially when you aren’t familiar with AC system purchases. Realistically, how many air conditioners have you bought in your life? At the very most, it could be three or four. So, you likely aren’t an […]
By: Richard Westlund with Real Trends Are rapidly rising home prices a warning sign of a real estate bubble? Could the U.S. housing market collapse as it did 14 years ago, triggering a severe recession? Real estate brokers and analysts who pay close attention to market fundamentals say the answer is no. “I feel very […]
Original Article By: Michael Yessis of listwithclever.com A kick-out clause in a home-purchase contract allows a seller to reject an accepted offer in favor of a new one from another buyer. While it may sound harsh, a kick-out clause generally benefits both parties and overwhelmingly applies to one situation: A buyer wants to sell their […]
