For homeowners, there are many real estate sites that provide automated estimated home values based on current market conditions for your neighborhood. HomeZada’s newest Ai technology significantly improves those estimates by including all your completed home remodel projects because automated home value sites do not know what projects you have completed. HomeZada, which tracks all your renovation projects including estimates, budgets and costs, now incorporates ROI calculations for each remodel and adds that to the current home value making it more accurate.
Read MoreHomeZada Launches National Weather Service Weather Alerts with Zada AI Recommendations
Most homeowners get caught off guard by quickly moving severe weather that can significantly damage or destroy their home. In addition, even if they are aware of the upcoming weather event, most do not know what steps to take to prepare their home to minimize damages.
HomeZada has solved all these problems for homeowners in a powerful, yet easy to use way. HomeZada’s platform now checks the National Weather Service (NWS) on a daily basis for severe weather alerts based on each individual property address. If there is a match between your property address and an NWS alert, customers will receive an email notification, a push alert on their mobile device and a news feed warning on the main dashboard.
Read More3 Top Benefits of Using Property Management Software
Both novice and seasoned property managers can benefit greatly from using property management software. It doesn’t matter if you’re an experienced manager or just starting out, a great rental management software can make your job easier than ever.
Read MoreDo You Have Enough Insurance Coverage on Your Second Home?
Your primary home insurance provides financial security by insuring your house, possessions, and assets. Homeowners’ insurance for a second home does the same.
The primary distinction is that second homes typically have higher home insurance rates due to a higher risk of claims.
The same coverage is included in homeowner’s insurance for second homes as for your primary residence, but due to the higher risk of insurance claims, vacation homes are typically more expensive to insure.
Read MoreHow to Handle Frustrations with Your Contractor
Renovating your home can be a stressful project even under the best of circumstances. Every decision you make seems important, especially knowing how it can add to or detract from your home’s value.
When you find yourself in conflict with the contractor — the person hired to keep your renovations moving along — the whole process can become a nightmare. As a homeowner, you must protect your interests and the investment you’ve made in your home.
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