Found 10 blog entries tagged as Real Estate Investments.

 

Steve Cinelli is the civil engineer we use when working with our clients because he is the best in the area at what he does! As a civil engineer, Steve draws up designs for new buildings from a structural standpoint, as well as making changes to already existing structures.

Steve Cinelli is known for his cutting edge technology and exemplary service! He is an expert in this industry and we know that we can always count on him to get the job done! Steve Cinelli provides the best quality work for our clients and he helps make Precision Home Group stand out!

We highly recommend using Steve Cinelli for any civil engineering services you might need in the future! If you are looking for a referral, he would be a great person to reach out to. You…

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What does a surveyor do?

The job of a surveyor is to make sure that a property's boundary lines are up to date, and that sites are properly prepared for construction in order to avoid any legal disputes. This is done by making very precise measurements to determine the boundaries of the property. Surveyors have the technology to provide data that is relevant to the shape of the Earth’s surface for mapmaking, engineering, and construction projects.

When working with our clients, we want to provide them with the best service possible in every aspect -- and that is why we use Frontier Surveys for all of our surveying needs! Frontier Surveys uses the latest and most advanced technology available to provide our clients with the most accurate…

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To put it simply, a mortgage lender is someone who loans money to people who are hoping to purchase or refinance a home. Once approved, the mortgage company then charges interest, which is accrued monthly and paid throughout the length of the loan.

Alex Rasmussen is a mortgage lender for Alaska USA, and he is our right hand man when it comes to finding the perfect loan for our clients! He has an extensive background in the mortgage industry, and uses his expertise to guide his clients through every step of the borrowing process. There are a great number of lenders that you can utilize in the area -- but Alex will assure you with a personalized mortgage experience that will be worth going back to again!

Some of the loan options you might expect…

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There is so much more to real estate than just selling someone a property. Before buying a home, we have to go through various third party vendors to ensure that the property you are looking at is in good condition, and you are getting the best deal for your home.

There are so many great vendors we work with, and we want to bring awareness to one of the many businesses that help us make this process a little less stressful, and run a lot smoother for you.

Josh Guy is a general contractor, and the owner of Highland Services. He is our right hand man when it comes to all of the repairs that need to be made after home inspections. After a home has been inspected, Josh comes in and makes sure that the agreed repairs are completed in an efficient and…

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As the recruiter at Precision Home Group, I take great pride in our team's achievements. I could not be more proud of our team and the way that they conduct their business. The team is forward-thinking, compassionate people dedicated to excellent, ever-improving service. 

Precision Home Group is growing rapidly and we’re looking for self-motivated, ambitious Sales Agents and Marketing Professionals, whether they’re experienced in real estate, starting fresh, or looking to change career paths. We want to help YOU build your career! We provide a comprehensive training program as well as excellent tools and administrative support.

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Every Realtor wants a quick sale, an easy transaction that is as stress free as possible.

Our team does everything within our power to exceed these expectations for our clients. However, every property, homeowner, and situation is unique, and listing a home it’s not always as straightforward as you might think.

Last summer, we listed a triplex and got an offer for our client in 14 days!

Everything was looking great and running extremely smooth, until about three days before the closing date.

We got a call from the title company saying that we wouldn’t be able to close because the carport extended over the property line, by matter of about four feet. 

My client could not extend the closing date because he was due to leave the country for…

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Last spring, I listed a home with a less than ideal floor plan.

I knew it could be a tough sell, but despite the unique design, I found a buyer for our client within 30 days.

We quickly came to an agreement on which repairs needed to take place before closing, and thought to myself, “This is going great and will be such a smooth sale.”

Then, during the repairs, something came up that would significantly increase the cost of repairs.

One of the action items was to install a sump pump in the basement. (A sump pump helps to keep excess water from accumulating, and pumps water to the exterior away from the home.)

And, since this home was built in the 50's, the basement was basically... a solid block of concrete.

This…

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Be Unreasonable with Your Investments

 

Too often, I see people who want to start investing in real estate too soon. Everybody knows that real estate is a great investment for many reasons, but many people don’t know how to do it properly. Because of this, I see people invest in many different types of deals at varying results. The masters in the investing game are unreasonable about their investments and you should be as well.

As an inexperienced investor, you will see a lot of potential deals that all may look like a great deal. However, before you start investing, you need to analyze many deals and create your own requirements for investing. Those requirements should include things like your desired rate of return, location, how long you intend to hold the deal, knowing and…

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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT)

Part three of our Real Estate Investing Basics series is all about Real Estate Investment Trusts, also known as REITs. Let's dive in and discover what a REIT is, how they are used, and what the pros and cons are in comparison to the other real estate investments we have talked about.

 Real Estate Investing Basics: The ins and outs of REITs.

 

What is a REIT?

REITs were created by Congress in 1960. This was done to give everyday people the benefits of owning real estate. REITs are companies, treated by the IRS as corporations, who own various types income-producing real estate investments. Investors can buy into these companies by purchasing shares, which in many cases are publicly traded like stocks. They are modeled after mutual funds and bought and sold in…

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The 10 steps to Home Buying

 

Many people fear what they do not know. The same is true when it comes to buying your home. Many have not had the repeated experience of home buying to know what goes into the buying process, steps that need to be taken, or how to handle the emotional ties that come along with it. Below, we will outline the ten steps to buying a home, so you are prepared when you decide to move forward.

 

1) Realtor Locate and Buyer Consult

First, locate a trusted real estate expert. This can be done by reviewing realtors online through Google, Zillow, Facebook, Yelp and word of mouth from your friends and family. What is particularly important, is finding a Realtor. Despite often being used interchangeably, Realtors and real estate agents are not…

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