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When moving to a new home, the first thing to do is estimate the cost of your move. If you know the distance you are to move, the number of items you have, the moving of supplies required, and the transportation cost, you can quickly evaluate the cost of your move.

What are the best real estate lead generation options today? Where and how can real estate agents, investors and other related industry professionals generate more leads for buying, selling and renting properties? What are some of the little known benefits, and pitfalls of common real estate lead generation channels today?

There is a lot that goes into buying a home. This is the case whether you plan on living in the property or using it as an investment. What most veteran homebuyers know is that the list price is not the amount you end up spending. Between property taxes, insurance and miscellaneous closing costs this number is typically thousands of dollars higher. In most cases this can have a huge impact on whether or not you move forward with the property. These costs and expenses are with every bank loan you finance. You need to know exactly what your bottom line is before you get too far. Here are the five most common home buying expenses.

For many people, when they think about selling their houses, the first thing they will do is look around for a local agent. Agents can be a wonderful asset when selling your house, however, it is not the only strategy you should consider. By doing a little homework, you can successfully sell your house on your own, saving you time and money overall. On this blog post, we will discuss some of the most common costs of a traditional listing, so you can determine if hiring an agent is the best choice for you!

In the world of real estate time is money. With every rehab property you work on it is essential that you find a buyer as quickly as possible. The interest payments, insurance and taxes don’t stop until your property gets sold. The first 24 hours of any new listings is the best time to generate interest. The longer your property goes unsold the harder selling becomes. Buyers, and their agents, feel the lack of demand every day your house sits on the market and will adjust their offers accordingly. Like anything new how you roll your property out can make all the difference in finding a buyer or waiting until the market comes to you.

Over the past year, mortgage rates have fallen more than a full percentage point, hitting a new historic low 15 times.
One option is to consider moving into a new home, putting the equity you’ve likely gained in your current house
toward a down payment on a new one that better meets your needs – something that’s truly a perfect fit, especially if your lifestyle has changed this year.