#200478943-001 / gettyimages.com With many homeowners’ spending power getting squeezed from the economy, or from sapped equity from the market downtown in previous years, many are becoming more creative in finding ways to make their home more affordable and produce cash flow in unique ways. Many of these ideas could […]
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Last week’s flood left many homes with damage. Even minor flooding can cause damage to not only personal property, but dry wall, framing, floors and tile. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, flooding causes $2.9 billion in losses between 2002 and 2011. Not only are residents faced damaged property, […]
Homeowners’ insurance policies are sometimes not only advisable but required. This past year many homeowners were faced with increased rates and policies that could not be renewed. In this era of unpredictable weather patterns, insurance companies are raising rates, cutting coverage, shying away at some payouts and generally shifting more […]
Sometimes it is difficult in determine a home’s history, which may not be apparent during a viewing or inspection. Especially when purchasing a property with no disclosures, a C.L.U.E. report can help give insight. Originally published at https://realtyevolved.net by Sherwin Sucaldito.