Today military homebuyers prioritize security features more than ever before. Service families relocate frequently due to their service, and they understand the importance of safeguarding their homes not only for their own peace of mind but also for resale value. Consider the following five popular home safety measures: Smart Security Systems One of the first […]
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Military families face unique challenges when it comes to real estate. Frequent relocations, deployment uncertainties, and the need for stability can make buying and selling homes a daunting task. However, with the right strategies and mindset, military families can not only compete but thrive in the real estate market. Keep in mind these tips for
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When it comes to finding your dream home, one of the most important decisions you’ll face is choosing the right location. For military families relocating frequently and often having to make housing decisions from afar, getting clarity on what type of location fits your needs best is a must as you begin the house-hunting process.
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When shopping for a new home there are many factors buyers consider to be non-negotiable. Elements like proximity to shopping, being in desirable school zones, and well-managed neighborhood amenities usually rank near the top along with factors like price, resale value, and square footage. However, when it comes to the physical home itself, current real
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According to Investopedia, “The American dream is the belief that anyone, regardless of where they were born or what class they were born into, can attain their own version of success in a society in which upward mobility is possible for everyone.” For most Americans, this dream or belief spills over into home ownership. For
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Over the past three years, home building construction costs have been higher than normal. In 2022 alone, there was a 14% increase in material and labor costs alone. Between labor shortages, production delays, supply chain issues, and inflation consumers have experienced high prices across the board. How are things looking for 2023? According to the
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An often repeated mantra of real estate is “Location, Location, Location.” This phrase has long held a connotation that the single greatest factor of importance when buying or selling a home is its location. Are buyers motivated by the square footage of a home? Its layout? Its age? Its quality of finishes? Its size? Its
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To best understand the validity of a cost estimator tool, it is important to grasp exactly what it is, what it does, and how it can be beneficial. When it comes to what you can reasonably afford in a house, cost estimator tools are readily available for you to plug in the specifics of your
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These days, it can feel difficult to determine whether or not you are getting a good deal on your home purchase. Over the past two years, the United States has seen unprecedented trends within the housing market. From over asking price cash offers and homes selling merely hours after hitting the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
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Over the years you’ve probably heard terms like McMansion and Tiny Home and in reality, you probably live in neither. According to a 2019 study, the United States’ average home size was roughly 2,300 square feet. This number is up significantly from the 1,100 footprint in 1940 and the 1,700 footprint in 1980. There’s no
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