Sunday, September 23, 2018

Real Estate Investing at Visionone Investment Group - Real Estate Knowledge

Your South Florida Real Estate Agent, Anthony Jeanty is
Providing Comprehensive Real Estate Services to Home Buyers and Sellers.
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Buyers need to do due diligence on properties that are available, because in some cases the current value of the property can be less than the amount of the lien. = FACEBOOK.COM/VISIONONEHOLDING

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These advice will get you started with quick, easy-to-do tasks. Keeping you and your property safe

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Advice 1.
When Selling Your Home
For most families, their home is their largest financial asset, and deciding to sell it is a big decision that involves a lot of preparation and work. When you're ready to sell it's important to have an experienced real estate professional handle the details involved in the successful sale of a home for top dollars = http://visiononerealestate.blogspot.com/

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Advice2.
Know your neighbors. Many people don’t really know their neighbors; it’s more than just saying hi and being friendly. Tell your neighbors your house is going on the market, have them watch for any suspicious activity, and ask them to let you know if they see anything unusual.
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Avice 3. When Buying a Home

House hunting is one of the most exciting parts of the home buying process. But it's also where a lot of first-time buyers, and even those moving up in the real estate market, make mistakes. Without a solid plan in place..
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Do Your Research
Investigate tax rates, look up information about the house you're interested in owning and be knowledgeable about the area. County websites have a multitude of information available about properties. = KNOWLEDGEFINANCIALGROUP.BLOGSPOT.COM
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Listen to Advice
Take your real estate agent (You said you have one, right?) and be sure to use them for their expertise..
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House Buyers; Check Your Credit
A Credit Report is basically a document that shows your history of borrowing and repaying money over the years. Check this document for errors, credit you didn't know was open in your name, and to help you determine your outstanding debt load.

A Credit Score is a numerical "grade" that's based on the information compiled within your report. These days, lenders typically want to see a score of 600 or higher for loan approval (though that number is not set in stone).

Review your credit reports and scores before you start a home loan process. There are three credit reporting agencies in the United States. You can click here to check your credit report for free...

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Get Pre-approval from a Reputable Lender
Get pre-approved for a mortgage loan by sitting down with a lender. This is not the final approval, but it's a good place to start. This will give you an idea of how much a particular lender is willing to give you.
Work with lenders that you've been given as a personal referral.
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Be a Proactive Hunter
Ask for help. Your real estate agent will help with the house hunting process. (You are using an agent, right?) But don't rely solely on your agent. Go out there and do some hunting yourself, you can start online..
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Drive through neighborhoods and communities to get a good idea of where you want to be in relation to the schools you desire, and the places you frequent...
When Buying; Play Detective
Visit a home and don't be shy about asking the sellers (or their agent) plenty of questions. Be friendly about it, but be thorough.
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Test the Drive
Test out the morning commute to your work. It might seem silly to do a rush hour commute from a home you're only considering, but think about how much time you'll spend commuting day after day.
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Look into the Future
Think about what that beautiful meadow across the street be a shopping center or a highway might be in two years? Don't expect the sellers to volunteer such information, because it's not in their interest to deliver bad news about the neighborhood, nor are they required to provide such information..
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Buying a home is an exciting and complex adventure. It can also be a very time-consuming and costly one if you're not familiar with all aspects of the process, and don't have all the best information and resources at hand.
Our comprehensive, high-quality services can save you time and money, as well as make the experience more enjoyable and less stressful.
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Advice 4.
Respect the power of lighting. Criminals don’t want to be seen. The house that is well-lit at night provides a deterrent because thieves don’t want the attention and potential to be caught by witnesses. Invest in tools that make nighttime light automation easy, like dusk-to-dawn adapters and motion .detectors. Smart-home technology has also made it easier to make it appear like people are home, even when they’re not.

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Advice 5.
Lock your doors and close your garage door. It’s amazing how many people think they live in a safe-enough neighborhood not to have to lock their doors when they leave. Some facts sellers should know: In 30 percent of burglaries, the criminals access the home through an unlocked door or window; 34 percent of burglars use the front door to get inside; and 22 percent use the back door, according to the FBI Uniform Crime Report. = https://www.facebook.com/visionairerealestate/
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Blare the sirens. Burglars are usually in and out in less than five minutes, and they know police can’t usually respond to an alarm that quickly. Their bigger concern is witnesses to their crime. Make sure the people outside your home can hear your security alarm siren.