Make an Offer That Sellers Can't Refuse
With shrinking inventories, many home buyers are finding only competitive offers will win them the house they want. A recent article by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance highlighted several ways that home buyers can make more competitive “irresistible” offers.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Rental properties: 8 things to know before becoming a landlord - Style At Home
Rental properties: 8 things to know before becoming a landlord - Style At Home
Rental properties are an excellent investment but they can be a lot of work. Here's what you need to know.
Rental properties are an excellent investment but they can be a lot of work. Here's what you need to know.
Monday, November 11, 2013
The top 10 furnished apartments in Toronto
http://www.blogto.com/city/2013/11/the_top_10_furnished_apartments_in_toronto/
Before you resort to renting a room full of Ikea stuff a la Tyler Durden or trying your luck with various unverified furnished rentals on Craigslist, Kijiji, or Padmapper (then cross referencing them with bedbugregistry.com, naturally) you might want to take a look at these options instead.
Before you resort to renting a room full of Ikea stuff a la Tyler Durden or trying your luck with various unverified furnished rentals on Craigslist, Kijiji, or Padmapper (then cross referencing them with bedbugregistry.com, naturally) you might want to take a look at these options instead.
Surveying Property: Property Investment – Why an Investment Appraisal is so crucial for Buy to Let Investors
Surveying Property: Property Investment – Why an Investment Appraisal is so crucial for Buy to Let Investors
Once a property has been identified for potential investment an appraisal should be prepared, which will assess the likely costs required, balanced against the likely return. If, through research, an investor calculates the likely annual rental income, and then divides this into the purchase cost of the property, which will include any costs associated with purchasing together with any repair or renovating cost, and any professional fees, then this will give something referred too as the ‘net rental yield’.
Once a property has been identified for potential investment an appraisal should be prepared, which will assess the likely costs required, balanced against the likely return. If, through research, an investor calculates the likely annual rental income, and then divides this into the purchase cost of the property, which will include any costs associated with purchasing together with any repair or renovating cost, and any professional fees, then this will give something referred too as the ‘net rental yield’.
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