Neighborhoods don’t have to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places to have a compelling past. Neighborhoods don’t even have to be decades old to have interesting histories. Featuring the history of a neighborhood can help attract the interest of potential buyers and help listings stand out from others on the market. Knowing […]
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When you approach retirement, you’ll be faced with the decision of whether to stay in your home or move. Many retirees choose to downsize or move from a single-family home to a townhouse or condo. Others choose to renovate their current home to accommodate expected life changes. If you’re considering whether you’re going to stay
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LADERA RANCH, CALIF. (PRWEB) (November 3, 2021) – T3 Fellows, the executive leadership program for residential real estate brokers and teams passionate about dramatically growing their business, announced the graduates of its third NextHome class today. The MBA-style program from T3 Sixty delivers a year-long curriculum focused exclusively on business-specific solutions for the residential real
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As many successful real estate professionals understand, an agent’s job doesn’t have to end at the closing table. Staying in communication with clients post-closing can be beneficial for building relationships and for helping you understand how to serve future clients even better. That’s why many savvy agents ask clients to provide feedback on their real
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The terminology for insurance coverages can be confusing – as insurers label policies differently from each other, sometimes using acronyms or abbreviated product descriptions. For example, General Liability coverage – Do you have a Business Owner Policy (BOP) or is it a Commercial General Liability policy (GL)? Many insureds and insurers will describe or label
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Buying your first home can be intimidating, and if you ask a lot of homeowners, they would’ve done certain things differently. To guide you in your first home purchase process, here are six quick tips that can save you time and money. Visit the home at all times of the day Visiting a home at
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One of the biggest hurdles for first time home buyers is saving for a down payment. When you buy a home, you pay a lump sum of money upfront – known as the down payment. The amount you put down is generally up to you, depending on your credit score and other qualifying factors. On
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