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Precision Home Group strives to go above and beyond. At the end of the day, you aren’t buying four walls and a roof -- you’re choosing the future that you want to be a part of.

There are a lot of things that go into selling property, and we want to give you some tips and tools to help you get your home sold! Some of the Items you might find useful in this article are:

What We Can do for You

Listing Timeline

Home Preparation Tips

Home Preparation Checklist

The Photo Process

Marketing Matters

Getting Offers on Your Home

 

What We Can do for You

There are dozens of tasks that we take on as Realtors. From marketing to listing paperwork, negotiations and more. In the grand scheme of things, we are helping you achieve your…

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At Precision Home Group, we value not only your experience with buying or selling a home, but also how the neighborhood you choose to live in is going to impact you and your family. Living in Anchorage, you will have incredibly convenient access to some of the best amenities you can find in the state of Alaska.

Some of the resources you will find here are Anchorage's best recreational activities, as well as some of the highest rated grocery stores, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, shopping centers, and gyms in the city. 

Take a look below.

Outdoor Activities

Abbott Loop Community Park

Alaska Botanical Garden

Alaska Native Heritage Center

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Alaska Zoo

Beluga Point Site

Chugach State Park

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All too often, realtors use jargon that the average person isn't familiar with. The term “CMA” is one of those terms you may have heard, but wasn’t sure what it meant. CMA stands for Comparable Market Analysis. This is how real estate agents determine the market value of your home before they get it on the market.

Real estate agents come up with these values through research of your home’s location, comparable properties and the market. Unlike most commercial properties, whose value is determined by income, residential properties take a different approach.

There is a difference between “tax assessed value” and “market value.” Tax assessed value is what you pay taxes on and, depending on where you live, can be above or below market value.…

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In my last article, I cast a broad net and talked about the five most common real estate investments:

1. Flipping

2. REITS

3. Small deals (1-4 Units)

4. Big Deals (5+ Units)

5. Syndication

Today, we are talking about flipping real estate, the benefits and drawbacks that are associated with it, and a brief overview of what it entails.

 

Flipping

Simply put, house flipping is the act of buying a home and selling it at a higher price. This is typically done by finding a foreclosure, or a fixer-upper home that is in disrepair and needs a lot of improvements. It is then purchased, updated and fixed, then sold for a higher price than what was invested into it.  

 As TV shows like HGTV’s Property Brothers, Flip or Flop, or…

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Did you know that you can buy a duplex, triplex or fourplex with some of the most common residential mortgage loans available? You can purchase your first multi-family real estate investment, up to four units, with as little as 0% down with a VA loan, or 3.5% down with an FHA loan. Now, rates are changing every day -- and I’m a real estate agent and not a loan originator -- so, make sure to seek a loan originator out to get specifics.

I hear it every day, “Buy a fourplex and live for free!”

The idea behind it is that you can buy a fourplex, a four unit multi-family investment, have three tenants pay the mortgage and you can live in one for free. I've even heard people say that two units will pay the mortgage, one unit is profit and you…

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