by K. Dhott
There are many reasons you may need to get your home appraised. The bank often needs to verify the value of a home that you are providing as collateral for a mortgage. You may want to know how much you can sell your home for.
Can the Housing Recovery Heal the US Job Crisis?
by Kiesha Joseph
During recent months, US home prices and new home construction have started picking up again. This may suggest that both the housing market and the US job market could be starting recoveries. After suffering through years of downward activity, new construction and US home prices are actually starting to see the light again. Foreclosures across the country have began slowing down, which suggests that the housing market just might be bouncing up from the bottom.
5 Tips for How Struggling Homeowners in Foreclosure Can Remain Vigilant
by David Soble
Real estate experts note a recent decrease in home foreclosures. That doesn't mean homeowners should let their guard down. Real estate attorney clarifies 5 areas of confusion for homeowners facing foreclosure.
Navi Mumbai - A Haven for Affordable Properties
by Sulabha Kulkarni
The real estate prices in Mumbai as everyone knows has gone way out of the common man's reach. There are affordable residential projects that are cropping up in the localities of Navi Mumbai which might be the answer to your prayers.
Property in Berlin - The Most in-Demand Commodity - Capitalize on It
by Martin Boelter
There is no time like the present. This applies to the property market in Berlin as it applies to other walks of life. Property in Berlin is the most in-demand commodity these days with construction only one-third of the present demand and not quite in a position to meet future demands. Berlin has outstripped London in terms of growth in real estate transactions and is the hot spot for Russian, British, French, Spanish and Italian property investors.
The Right Berlin Real Estate Agency to Help You Get the Maximum Prices on Property Sales
by Martin Boelter
It is 14 years since the Wall came down and Berlin has been on a roll ever since, especially in real estate. The market has been growing at a steady pace over the years. However, the recent Euro crisis, influx of foreigners seeking profitable real estate...
Vancouver's Wealthy Real Estate in Limbo After Federal Program Is Nixed
by Mimi Tores
Vancouver's wealthy neighborhoods might be taking a slight price reduction over the next year, experts are saying. In February the government ended its Immigration Investor Program that allowed wealthy immigrants into the city in exchange for an $800,000 cheque. The program was unsettling for many Vancouverites but it nonetheless had a dramatic impact on the local economy.
Why Do People Choose Flats and Houses to Rent in Wimbledon?
by Laurence Grahams
Statistics show the number of people renting property, as opposed to buying, is rising - a trend that is being witnessed in SW19, say Wimbledon letting agents. One of the UK's biggest estate agency groups says the number of prospective tenants is outstripping supply in some areas, with houses and flats to rent in Wimbledon always in demand. Becoming a tenant in Wimbledon For many, choosing to rent is a lifestyle choice rather than something born from an inability to purchase a property.
Routine Inspection - The Benefits For Your Property Investment
by Leanne X Guard
Checking and assessing properties properly can provide individuals better benefits. Routine inspection can also help individuals learn more about the properties they are looking for.
Stamping Out Stamp Duty
by Maz Adam Iqbal
Stamp Duty is the short term used for Stamp Duty Land Tax (also known as SDLT). Stamp Duty was first introduced in England in 1694 but its current form was introduced on 1 December 2003. It is essentially a tax on all land and property transactions paid by the buyer of a property and the amount of stamp duty is dependent on the purchase price.
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