Real Estate Resources

24
Jan

How Does the Tax Reform Effect YOU in 2019?

Just when you were starting to get comfortable with your annual chore of tax filing, things changed. The 2018 tax reform bill hit the scene. Over the past year, you’ve heard about updates ranging from tax rates to deductions . . . and your head is spinning. Not that you’ve ever loved tax season (who does?), but now you’re really dreading it.

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17
Jan

Home Officing? Get the Setup

The No.1 essential for your office is comfort. An office you want to be in will help you get more done! Keep in mind the number of hours you will spend there. Choose a location that is big enough so you aren’t squeezed in anywhere, in a separate room, if possible. Your chair is everything — make sure it is

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11
Jan

How to Use Your Patio in the Winter

You don’t want to miss the magic of winter by being cooped up inside. You can enjoy the colder months by transforming your outdoor space into something more comfortable for the changing temperatures. Here are some quick and easy tips to get you started: Add a heat source There is no doubt you will need to add some kind of

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7
Jan

What are Loan Limits and Why do You Care?

What are Loan Limits? A conforming home loan is one that meets, or “conforms” to, certain guidelines set forth by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Freddie and Fannie are government-sponsored enterprises that purchase mortgages. When a loan meets the purchasing criteria used by Freddie and Fannie, it is said to be a conforming loan. There are various criteria used to define

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27
Dec

5 Tips to Help You Buy a Home in 2019

If you are thinking of buying a home in the next year, there are a few things you can do to make sure you are ready to start the process. Before you talk to a lender or hiring a Real Estate Agent, work on following these simple steps to keep your financials in top top shape. 1. Check your credit

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20
Dec

What to Look for During Your House Hunt

Touring homes with your realtor, attending open houses, revisiting your dream home checklist three times a day… House hunting can be an overwhelming process that turns into a chaotic blur quickly. Fortunately, with the guidance of a knowledgeable real estate agent and this list of top 10 items to look for in a home, hopefully you can narrow down your

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13
Dec

Should You Invest In The Salt Lake City Real Estate Market?

Salt Lake City Real Estate Overview Salt Lake City is the largest city in Utah, though it tends to be overlooked by real estate investors as just another part of “flyover” country. The Salt Lake City real estate market was ranked one of the toughest real estate markets for Millennials due to limited supply relative to demand. Realtor.com doesn’t see things stopping

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29
Nov

5 Ways to Jump-Start a Whole-House Decluttering Effort

If the piles of paperwork and jam packed closets have you feeling like a deer in the headlights, take a deep breath… and then read the steps below. It’s a common problem. You know you have way too much stuff for your available space, but you become paralyzed at the thought of decluttering. One solution is to start with something

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29
Nov

Home Styles of Salt Lake

Salt Lake City and its surrounding areas are home to a wide variety of architectural styles, each with unique features and an interesting story. Let’s look at a few home styles that embody Salt Lake’s eclectic architecture. Cabin Cabins originated as small log homes in the 1600s. Originally, they were built as rustic shelter from the elements, usually only comprising

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29
Nov

How to Tell if Your Neighborhood is Improving

What if you could increase the value of your home without lifting a finger? There was no costly renovation or home upgrades to oversee AND more buyers would be automatically attracted to your property. How can this be you ask? Neighborhood and community improvements in your area can effect your home values greatly. Get involved in the development of your

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