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  • How to Properly Make a Motion at a Board of Directors Meeting

     By:John R Math

    Many times at a Board of Directors Meeting things get off track and then motions and procedures are not properly followed. The following is the six steps on how to properly make a motion at a Board of Directors Meeting.


    In Category - Property Management
  • What to Avoid When Buying a Condo

     By:Ryan Martin

    Condominium special assessments are the worst thing that a condo owner can incur. Special assessments occur when condominium associations fail to maintain enough money in their reserve accounts to fund the replacement of the major common areas. Learn how you can avoid the dreaded special assessment.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • The Advantages of High Rise Living Can be Many for the Right Family

     By:marco benavides

    Not everyone is cut out to live in the city, even if the advantages of high rise living can be many for the right family. Generally, high-rise apartments or condominiums tend to be either very close to or right in the middle of downtown. You can look for a high-rise that is close to schools for your children so that you do not end up driving around to and from the different schools and to and from all the different activities that your children might have.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Condo Homeowners Association Fee: What Does it Cover?

     By:Andy Asbury

    If you live in a condo, or even looked into living in one, you probably have seen the letters HOA. They stand for Homeowners Association. Before purchasing a condo, it's important to know what your monthly HOA payment covers and what it doesn't cover.


    In Category - Property Management
  • How the Internet and Craigslist Are Transforming the Real Estate Industry

     By:Andy Asbury

    For more than fifteen years, the Internet has been transforming the real estate industry. The number and variety of real estate web sites has proliferated and is increasing even to this day. Clearly the Internet encourages sales of homes to foreign buyers, but it also connects buyers and sellers who could literally live next door.


    In Category - Real Estate Market


  • Commercial Condominiums vs. Stand Alone Buildings

     By:Ryan Martin

    There are several advantages to owning commercial condominiums vs. stand alone buildings. Commercial condos offer more flexibility, are less expensive, and can reduce burden from individual owners.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • The Top 10 Common Code Violations for Towns & HOA’s

     By:John R Math

    The other day when I received my water bill, the town where I live included in the mailing their most frequent code violations that occur. After I was done reading the list it just clarified in my mind, and reminded me that homeowner associations are just small governments that are trying to keep their communities safe, while trying to maintain/increase the value of the resident’s homes.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Condo Lighting 101 An Introduction to Home Lighting in a Loft or Condo

     By:Andy Asbury

    When living in a condo or loft, lighting can be slightly more challenging than lighting a single family home. Learn the basics of home lighting to get off on the right track.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Craigslist and Real Estate: Tips for Users

     By:Andy Asbury

    Craigslist is an effective and surprisingly safe marketing tool for real estate users. However, the anonymity of the Internet occasionally encourages wrong behavior. This article offers some experience-based cautions.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Sacramento California Home Builders

     By:Paul Escobedo

    Sacramento is a great place to buy a home. There are many home builders to choose from. Here is a list of Sacramento home builders, which will help you in your search for new home. With so many options out there these days every little bit will help.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • If I Buy a House, How Much Money Will I Really Save at Tax Time?

     By:Andy Asbury

    There are many good reasons to buy a home, and there are many good reasons to rent. This article discusses the mortgage-interest deduction program with special focus on the entry-level buyer.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Board Member Types: 'The Has Been', 'The Never Were' and 'The Wanna Be'

     By:John R Math

    Throughout the years we have seen these types of Board members in our community associations. They are that member who is on the Board of Directors for 'other reasons' than doing what is best for the association.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Demand for Rental Housing and Condominium Foreclosures Rose in MS

     By:Scott Zahid

    Condominium foreclosures and rental housing are in high demand in some areas of Mississippi. The number of residential properties up for sale has also risen.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • Florida Foreclosure Listings Add More Condominiums

     By:John Cutts

    More than 150 unsold condominium units are at risk of being placed on Florida foreclosure listings. A foreclosure case has been filed by the lender against the property’s owner in connection with the almost $66.2 million loan taken out for the development project.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • House and Condominiums Foreclosures for Sale Rise in Suburbs

     By:John Cutts

    Massachusetts has increased the sale of home and condos foreclosures in rural neighborhoods.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Do CFL Bulbs Really Save Money? Explore Energy Savings in Your Condo Or Home

     By:Andy Asbury

    Energy costs are becoming more and more of a deciding factor that home buyers weigh in on when choosing to buy a particular home or condo over another. You can get a quick snapshot of the current owner's energy use and monthly expense by contacting the local utility companies.


    In Category - Green Building
  • How to Find Foreclosures in Minnesota - Check Pre Foreclosure Notices

     By:John Cutts

    If your problem involves how to find foreclosures in Minnesota, you are in luck. Last year, there were 71,665 homeowners who defaulted on their mortgage and received a pre foreclosure notice.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Condo or Co-op?

     By:Tina Fountain

    At first a condominium complex and a co-operative might seem to be one and the same. They are both buildings that house a number of people and you pay money in order to live there. However, it's not that simple (hey, nothing ever is). Condos and co-ops are very different from each other and a careful examination should be made before you choose one over the other.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Lower Manhattan Real Estate Suffers Also

     By:Paul Escobedo

    Real estate in sometimes invincible city of New York is also suffering from the bad economic conditions.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Is Living In a Condo For You?

     By:Roby Hicks

    We have a lot of choices once we decide to buy a house. Among this is the condominium unit. Although a condo unit has a lot of benefits, it is not ideal for everyone. This is why before you purchase a condo unit. You should assess the advantages and the disadvantages of living there.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Condos and Co-ops: What's the Difference?

     By:Andy Asbury

    From the outside looking in, it's impossible to tell whether a building is home to condos or to a housing cooperative (better known as a co-op). While both condos and co-ops afford people a place to live and can provide convenient access to amenities like swimming pools and workout rooms, there are some major differences.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Condos: Who Lives in Them?

     By:Andy Asbury

    Just as suburban neighborhoods often attract certain types of people, so too, do condo buildings in urban areas. So whom might you expect to find living in condos? Here are four types of people, in a variety of age ranges. As long as you have an open mind to meeting new people, you may find your neighbors are one of the best parts of condo-living experience.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • How do Short Sales Work?

     By:Andy Asbury

    Short sales transpire when a seller owes more money on a property than a buyer is willing to pay, forcing the seller's lender to mediate the transaction. This article provides an overview of the process, covering the highs and lows faced by the sellers.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Are Loft Condos Practical?

     By:Andy Asbury

    Loft condominiums have the hipness factor. But are they practical?


    In Category - Home Buying
  • FSBO Homes for Sale and Condo Units on Offer at Fort Myers

     By:John Cutts

    Buyers can find a lot of FSBO homes for sale in Fort Myers, but for those interested in condominium units, the city also is not short on these, with 125 units scheduled for auction in November.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • The Greatest Rewards of Condo Life - The New Construction Option

     By:Andy Asbury

    Realistically, a home buyer today could be choosing between a premier, urban condominium in the city or a detached, single-family home built in a suburb during the 1970s or before. This article provides insight on how choosing a smaller home can pay off quickly.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Differentiating Condos and Townhomes

     By:Roby Hicks

    There are several types of property to choose from once you decide to own a home. This is why you need to learn about their differences to be able to choose the best property for you. You may choose from the condominium units available or the townhomes. But before you do, consider the benefits of investing in one. Living in a condo is attractive for some but may not suit others. To ensure that you will be happy with your choice, take time to consider the many factors associated with each of the property.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Condos: How To Deal With A Bad Homeowners Association

     By:Andy Asbury

    The vast majority of people who live in condominiums never have a problem with their homeowners association. Each month, they write a check to the association, and they receive the variety of services covered by their association dues. There are steps that potential condo owners can take to ensure they do not buy a unit in a building that has a bad homeowners association, as well as steps they can take if they discover after the fact that their association leaves something to be desired.


    In Category - Property Management
  • 10 Tips for Investing in Real Estate

     By:Eshkarvin Kenezer

    Would you like to arm yourself with the 10 best tips for investing in real estate? You will be able to avoid making mistakes that a lot of new investors do, and also some by veterans. Read on for more information.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Security Choices for a Manila House

     By:Andrew Simmans

    Security is constantly significant for future property owners, no matter what their living arrangements. A home within Manila has many choices for security, from basic locks to more advanced security cameras. These kinds of possibilities keep a Manila house safe and secure.


    In Category - Home Security


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