If you live in Arkansas you have seen your share of mobile homes. Much like “stick built” houses, they cost a wide range of money. For many they are an inexpensive alternative to a house built traditionally. Here is a tidbit that you may not have known about mobile homes, they are considered personal …
Disclaimer: This post is from the point of view of one individual. It will not be definitive but will try to be comprehensive. Where is the best place to start when beginning to buy a house? Pre-approval. Very few individuals have the cash to just buy a place outright. Whether you have bought a home …
Disclaimer: This is from one person’s point of view so it is far from definitive but tries to be comprehensive. Almost two years ago I started at CENTURY 21 Action Realty as an Administrative Assistant. I have never purchased a home and knew little to nothing about what is involved with the real estate industry. …
Before you leave your present address: Reading of: gas meter – electric meter – water meter. Cancel: telephone- milk delivery – diaper service – newspaper delivery. Have your refrigerator and other appliances serviced for the trip. Write the utility company in the city to which you are moving. Ask them about necessary fees for deposits …
DISCLAIMER: What follows is being written first-hand from one individual’s life experiences. In other words, this won’t be definitive but will try to be comprehensive. In a previous post I went into detail about my first showing. As luck would have it, I had another opportunity to show the same couple a different home. This …
Once you’ve decided to sell your home, there are a number of things which you can do to help get the best possible price in the shortest amount of time. Your REALTOR® is an expert in marketing homes. However, selling your home is a joint effort with you playing an important role in the final results. …
DISCLAIMER: What follows is being written first-hand from one individual’s life experiences. In other words, this won’t be definitive but will try to be comprehensive. So I had my first showing and it was a comedy of errors. I debated whether or not to share my unique mishaps and then decided that I’ve been honest …
DISCLAIMER: What follows is being written first-hand from one individual’s life experiences. In other words, this won’t be definitive but will try to be comprehensive. So let’s review the process so far. The first step was to sign up for the 60 hours of classroom training. Step two involved receiving my certificate of completion. Step three required …
As always, I like to start with the disclaimer that says that this is just one person’s experience and that I am not trying to represent everyone. Nor do I intend to put out more information than is legally or ethically allowed. So I started these blogs/posts with the intent of taking the scare factor …
My license has arrived in the mail. As you can see, I’m thrilled. The next step in the process is to go through the required 18 hours of class work. I am really excited for the classes as they will cover items that I have questions about. Keep following for tale’s in real estate. Thanks.