By Bill Petrey, Realtor
As there are some golden rules of property investing, there are also types of investment properties best avoided. While I disagree about short-term selling as a bad strategy, I do agree that it’s an extremely risky strategy and a hard strategy to be successful with for the novice investor. Short-term selling should be left to the experts. It’s not a newbie get-rich-quick strategy. . . . → Read More: Tips To Avoid Making Bad Real Estate Investments In Today’s Market
By Bill Petrey, Realtor
Thinking that a foreclosure is the end of the rainbow for your stressed financial situation? Wrong, it’s only the beginning. You have lots of hurdles to face once the foreclosure occurs and you no longer own the house. It’s not as easy a fix as you may think. . . . → Read More: Problems Don’t End After The Foreclosure, They Begin
By Bill Petrey, Realtor
When comparing one house to another, the statistic that’s often used is price per square foot. Unfortunately, using price per square foot doesn’t paint an adequate picture when comparing houses. It can often be misleading and doesn’t take other factors into consideration. You can’t make generalizations like that when comparing unique houses. . . . → Read More: Don’t Get Fooled By Price Per Square Foot Comparisons
By Bill Petrey, Realtor
Learn how to tell if a neighborhood is increasing in value or is in a state of decline. There are several subtle clues you can spot to show which direction a neighborhood is headed. If you know what you’re looking for, you can see the signs and avoid buying a house in a declining area. If you aren’t able to spot the neighborhood’s flaws, an experienced real estate agent can help. . . . → Read More: How To Tell If A Neighborhood Is In Decline
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