If you want to sell your house quickly, keep it free of junk and don’t force your bad taste in decoration on other people.
That common sense advice works time and time again.
They say you’re removing the barriers that will stop buyers making an offer quickly.
“Home staging” was coined by Barb Schwarz back in the early ’70s, and the concept has become well known as “house fluffing,” “dressing to sell,” and “home presentation” to name a few, but the concept has not taken hold among home owners when selling a home because many people do not understand the idea or cannot create a workable plan for staging their home correctly.
Using a home equity loan or line of credit to finance renovations and improvements on a property can be profitable and quite rewarding if done properly.
When you are planning to sell a property and you do not have funds on hand to improve, repair, renovate, or rehabilitate it, then a home equity loan or line of credit can get you over this hump.
The collection of extra rent and extra security deposit is often an area of opposing thoughts between landlord and tenant. Therefore, let’s look at the problem from both perspectives, beginning with the tenant.
Evictions Overview
When a landlord wants a tenant to move out, certain procedures must be followed. There are four types of evictions under the law, each requiring a certain type of notice:
Now that you have made an offer to acquire a commercial property and are waiting to close escrow, you may want to start looking for a property manager to professionally manage the property. Your real estate investment advisor should present you with 2 or 3 local companies, each with its own proposal. Your job is to decide which company you will hire. The property manager will be the main point of contact between you, as the landlord, and the tenants. Her main job is to:
