Trying To PCS On A Tight Schedule? 3 Things To Do To Make The Process Easier

Posted on: 23 December 2017

When you're in the military, you don't always have a lot of time to prepare for a military relocation. When time is of the essence, you've got to make the most of the time you have available to you. That means you'll need to do everything from finding a place to live, familiarizing yourself with the community, and signing the paperwork while following a very tight schedule. To help you get through the chaos, it's a good idea to schedule a trip to your new town, even if you can only squeeze in a couple of days. [Read More]

Precautions When Making An Earnest Money Deposit

Posted on: 6 December 2017

When trying to buy a property, the earnest money deposit is one of the things that show the buyer that you are serious about the transaction. However, you need to be smart about making the deposit; you need to minimize your risks of losing the money. Here are some precautions to help you protect your earnest money deposit: Don't Give It to the Seller The first rule of making an earnest money deposit is not to give it to the seller. [Read More]

Own A Pet? Do These Things To Prepare Your House For Sale

Posted on: 10 November 2017

If you have a pet and you want to sell your house, be prepared for a few challenges that homeowners without pets may not face. Take the following measures to ensure that the presence of the animal in the house doesn't alienate your potential buyers: Eliminate Pet Odors When selling a home, you want it to smell nice and welcoming, and pet odors don't fit that description at all. Therefore, get rid of the pet odors so that they won't assault your potential buyers' noses. [Read More]

Unsure About Pricing Your Home For Sale: Proven Ways To Get It Right

Posted on: 30 October 2017

There is no doubt that the process of selling a home involves some challenges. For many homeowners, pricing the home correctly is one of the most formidable of those challenges. If they choose a price that is too low, they can lose money on the sale. If they price the home too high, prospective buyers are likely to avoid it and the home will go unsold. Luckily, there are some tried and true ways sellers can work toward selecting the best possible price for their home. [Read More]