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Improving The Value Of Your Home

Thursday, March 15th, 2012 at 2:00pm. 224 Views, 0 Comments.

In today’s struggling real estate market, it is important to maintain vigilant upkeep of the value and quality of your home, so that if the day ever comes when you want to sell it you can still ask for a competitive price. This does not simply mean keeping your home clean and free of damages, but also keeping it updated. You can improve the value of your home at any time, in any number of ways. Here are a few ideas of ways to improve your home value, to help get you started: 

  • Work on your master bedroom area. When people look through homes that they are considering buying, the master bedroom appears almost as a second home within a home – it is the area that prospective buyers know will belong solely to them if they buy the house. Thus, it

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Feet Ignorant of the Floor

Tuesday, February 21st, 2012 at 6:17am. 266 Views, 0 Comments.

The very floor we walk on in our homes has changed drastically over the past few decades but, have your feet noticed? Your pocket might.

At one time it was most common to find ‘Lino’ in all wet rooms, but taste and technological improvements in the manufacture and production of materials has seen a growth in popularity of none-carpet flooring throughout the home.  Wood, stone or tile effects are now amongst the range of materials or vinyl patterns that you can purchase and in looks they often match the originals extremely effectively.   Possibly the most significant feature of carpeted alternatives is the cost.  For example; vinyl floors costs a fraction of the price of real wood or stone flooring and it is easy and cheap to install. With

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Mountain Locals Getaway to Phoenix

Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 at 3:57pm. 308 Views, 0 Comments.

When you break away from the mountain communities of Utah to Phoenix, it is like an escape to an entirely new world.  Phoenix is diverse and vibrant, the climate is warm, and the area offers exceptional things to do and see.  

Phoenix Things to Do

Just as Utah, Phoenix is filled with outdoor water recreation and the mountaineer will have no troubles getting their share of sun.   The Salt River offers great activities and a place where tourists can spend a day on the beach, picnic, stroll, canoe, fish or boat.  Throughout Phoenix, there are urban park lakes stocked with catfish and trout and other fish varieties.  things to do in Phoenix

Hiking and biking: Phoenix is considered ideal hiking with its many trails in the Sonoran Desert, mountains and lakes.  South

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Risks and Rewards of Short-Term Rentals | A Starter Guide for Property Owners

Friday, January 20th, 2012 at 9:40am. 418 Views, 0 Comments.

Short-term rentals (STRs) have become all the rage in cities across the country, whether they be tucked along the coastline or in a downtown high-rise overlooking the bustle of a big city. Property owners and property management groups alike are diving into the market, eager to absorb the profit potential that seems to envelope such rentals. All of that aside, there are several risks and rewards that should be taken into consideration when considering either an investment property or conversion of existing conventional rentals into short-term rentals. 

RISKS

  • Additional costs - It's important to consider the added costs of upkeep and maintenance for a short-term rental. This includes utilities, regular housecleaning, etc. There may also be fees

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