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Home Buyer Checklist: What to Look for in an Open House
Windows – Look specifically if they are facing the right direction to let sunlight in, and whether they open to a nice view (versus directly toward another neighbor's window).
Under the Sink Cabinets – Check for possible signs of water damage due to leaky plumbing.
Electrical Outlets – Make sure there are enough outlets for the appliances and other electronics you'll be using....9
5 Ways to Take Advantage of a Seller's Market
Market conditions as they stand make now the ideal time to sell your home. Even so, to sell quickly and for the best price, it's important to position your property favorably. Some steps that can help:
1. Go beyond buyer expectations… Most house hunters expect pre-owned homes to have at least some issues. Exceed this expectation by fixing major flaws ahead of listing your home on the market.
2. …but don't overspend. The fact is, many upgrades just don't recoup their cost at resale. Your REALTOR® can help you determine the most worthwhile repairs for your market.
3. Draw your timeline, but remember… If there's no turnaround pressure on the sale of your home, take some time to get your home in tip-top shape.
4. …the waiting game can backfire. It's unwise to wait for home values to rise before listing your...
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Concerned about Rising Interest Rates?
Interest rates rose for the first time since the recession just one month ago. Since then, many have expressed concern about future increases, unsure of how their personal financial situations will be affected should interest rates rise again this year.
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5 Money-Wise Tips for Your Tax Refund
Tax refunds present an opportunity to better your financial health. Unfortunately, many refund recipients don't take advantage of it.
"A tax refund often feels like 'free' money, and many people use the funds to splurge on expensive items they wouldn't otherwise purchase," says Mike Sullivan, chief education officer for Take Charge America, a national non-profit credit counseling agency. "However, a refund presents a unique opportunity to use the money to improve your family's financial wellbeing now and in the long term."
If you receive a refund this year, consider using it in one (or all!) of the following ways:
1. Pay Off Debt – When you receive your refund, resist the urge to spend it on a shopping spree, fancy dinner or pricey vacation. Instead, use your refund to pay down credit card ba...
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5 Numbers You Need to Know When Buying a Home
There are so many things to consider when buying a new home, from house features to location, that it's easy to overlook what's really important. However, remember that buying a home is more than just picking out floor plans and backyard space - it's a financial investment. Plan for a home you can afford by keeping these important numbers in mind.
Buying a home can be daunting, but CENTURY 21 American Homes can help.
Source:www.century21.com