Most Important Things To Do When Moving Into a New House

Most Important Things To Do When Moving Into a New House

You’ve finally got all the paperwork signed and you’re ready to move into your new home. With the thought of unpacking being the first thing on your mind, there isn’t a lot of room for much else. What you should know is that, even having done a walkthrough of the house before you moved in, there are probably a few things you need to keep an eye out for. To make sure you can fully enjoy your new home, we’ve compiled the most important things to do when moving into a new house.

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How to Safely Sell Your Home During COVID-19

How to Safely Sell Your Home During COVID-19

You’ve already found the right real estate agent and done all the prep work to sell your home . Now, it’s time to actually get it on the market. But this step can look a little different when it’s in the middle of a pandemic.

COVID-19 has added some challenges to the real estate market — particularly when it comes to selling your home. Social distancing and other measures have changed the way home sellers and buyers do business for the foreseeable future. The good news is that solutions to these issues have already been devised, and many agents have been using them since long before the pandemic.

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5 Must-Do Things When You Move into a New Home

Well, you’ve finally done it!

You’re moving into your new home…you’ve gone through the hassle and the pain of filling out every single line of your closing documents. You’ve dealt with inspections, with last-minute changes to your closing costs, and of course the ever-changing closing date.

So now you’re probably thinking, well all I have to do is move everything in, then I can kick back, relax, turn on the TV and enjoy myself!

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Amazing Millennial Real Estate Trends In 2020

Amazing Millennial Real Estate Trends In 2020

The Coasts Are Changing

Real estate investment isn’t the same as gambling; but these days, it’s hard to know your best investment “bet”. In 2020, things are all over the map. There are supreme opportunities for those who have enough capital they can invest it, then sit on it. Meanwhile, some who previously invested are getting negatively impacted.

A great example is Los Angeles, California. L.A.’s real estate would be $200k to $1,000,000 for some ramshackle shack worth $80k in the midwest. Today, that has changed. Go on Zillow.com, and search real estate in Los Angeles stratified by price.

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