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- September 3. 2010: Staying GREEN Can Save Money and Increase Your Home Value
- June 13. 2010: ENERGY SAVING TIPS TO HELP LOWER YOUR BILLS
- May 12. 2010: TOP 5 TIPS FOR FLIPPING HOUSES
- March 22. 2010: Lender Requirements for the Short Sale Package
- March 9. 2010: Foreclosure...Not So Bad?
- March 8. 2010: Remodel Your Kitchen For The Best Return on Investment!
- December 22. 2009: State Farm to stay in Florida
- November 18. 2009: Home Staging Tips
- November 2. 2009: September 2009 unemployment at 9.8%
- October 23. 2009: Good Investments in Bad Times
How Much Home Can You Afford?
October 19. 2009 by admin.
With the tightening of loan requirements from lenders, one major change has been that of decreasing LTV amounts. (Loan to value). When meeting with a Realtor (or prior to), it’s recommended that you speak with a Mortgage Consultant and get pre-qualified for a mortgage. This will give you the opportunity to better understand your price range and will help you in narrowing your search.
Shaun K. Rowell, Sr. Mortgage ConsultantCentral Florida
American Mortgage Loan Services, L.L.C -FL
860 N SR 434, Suite 1005
Altamonte Springs, Florida 32714
Phone (407) 331-4700 Facsimile (407) 331-4701
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Maintenance! Who is Responsible?
October 14. 2009 by admin.
Perhaps the question I get asked the most from landlords is “who is responsible for repairs and maintenance, the Landlord or the Tenant?” The answer to this question is that both the landlord and the tenant could be responsible. Let me explain what I mean by “could be”… read more
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Marketing Your Rental Homes
October 8. 2009 by admin.
When it comes to rental real estate, marketing a rental home, screening and selecting tenants and managing rental properties should usually be left up to a professional property manager or a property management company. However, there are those of you real estate investors out there who, like me, enjoy being intimately involved in every aspect of your rental properties. Like many of you, I have personally managed my portfolio of rental properties for several years now. The three biggest challenges I have come across have been properly marketing my rental homes, selecting the right tenants and managing the landlord-tenant relationships. In this three-part, three-month series, I will examine each of the three challenges and share some tips and advice to help you survive tenant turnover and manage your rental homes effectively… This month’s article focuses on the four main objectives to consider in successfully marketing your rental homes. Read More…
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