Real Estate

Renovations of French property differ from those of the average home in content and style. The distinct and exclusive features of these 'period pieces' need special care and attention while renovation.

In part 1 we talked about the importance of getting an appraisal for the rehabbed home we want to sell. In part 2 we'll discuss whether or not a lease option is right for this property, and how to finish the rehab.

Say you have a property that you have almost finished rehabbing. You're thinking about putting it on the market but have questions about aesthetics and market value. How do you go about getting an appraisal?

In part 1 we talked about owning some property in a not so desirable "war zone" that we want to sell. In part 2 we will discuss our options for selling this house and how to deal with a realtor in this situation.

Not setting enough funds aside for marketing which causes the marketing to stop.

You own some property in a not so desirable location. We'll talk about some of the options available so you can get this house sold!

In part three we talked about creating a utility company for our development. Now we will tie this all together and find the best way to go about the deal.

We've been talking about our land and what we should do with it. We also talked about possible opposition to our plan. We'll continue discussing ways to develop this property.

When you sign a lease, you’re agreeing to certain conditions. You will pay the required amount of rent, park your car in the right spot, put your garbage out on certain days. Your landlord is also agreeing to abide by certain rules. Your lease is your contract, and both sides are responsible for keeping their commitments.

You want to have a lot of leads and your marketing will bring them to you. Drive those leads into a local number even if you are not local to them.