Sunday, November 25, 2012

Property Management for a Secured Financial Future

Defining Property Management 

When we say property management we are dealing about managing and controlling your real estate property, taking good care of everything that the home needs like maintenance and necessary improvements for the home’s quality. Your role as a property manager is to sees everything right for the sake of the home’s overall quality.

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For home investors, take note. 

For first time home investors, expect high amount of needed money for the property. Most of the times, homes that are great prospects for investments are those that are for foreclosures or short sales and even homes that are directly on sale by the owner and are a bit old. Thus, this needs a little improvement and financing is really needed. 

Why most people are considering investing in real estate? 

It’s a no wonder why there are lots of investors on homes. You might also wonder why they are taking advantage of this great business opportunity. I have been marketing a real estate business and knowing the economy of home selling, I became interested in the field of home investing. Wanted to be broker or Realtor but I have no knowledge on how to be part of this venture. Hoping later on, that I have the time to get involved in this job.

Thursday, November 1, 2012

United State Recovery After Hurricane Sandy Striked

I was thinking of the great effect after Hurricane Sandy striked some parts of the US territory. Have read and seen the news and it was terrifying. I wonder if real estate companies and other homeowners, will ever revive after that tragedy brought by nature. 

Photo from BloombergBusinessWeek


Here's the sad part of it;

"Property Damage  Almost $88 billion of homes in seven states were at risk of damage, according to a report by CoreLogic Inc., a mortgage software and data firm in Irvine, California. New York had $35.1 billion of property in harm’s way, New Jersey had $22.6 billion, Virginia had $11.3 billion, and Massachusetts had $7.8 billion. Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania had a combined $11 billion of property at risk, CoreLogic said. " read more here Bloomberg News
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