What Is Undeveloped Land? Undeveloped land, often called raw land, is a vacant area without any public utilities, buildings or even driveways. Often, undeveloped land is in rural areas found off county roads and could be the place to build your forever home. Thinking of buying undeveloped land? Take these precautions first: 1. Talk to your local government about your plans - Before you think about financing contractors or countertops it is imperative to make contact... [read more]

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Putting your home on the market isn’t as site as placing a “for sale” sign in your yard. Here are some steps to take before listing your home for a smooth and quick transaction. 1. Hire a Real Estate Agent Seek out a trusted real estate professional to earn you the maximum amount from your home’s sale. An agent will recommend the best listing price, market your home effectively and show it off to buyers. They also understand what buyers are looking for in a... [read more]

As the famous saying goes, don’t judge a book by its cover – except, of course, when we’re talking about real estate. When buyers are hunting for their dream home, curb appeal can be the deciding factor on whether or not they want to take a closer look inside. Here are five curb appeal tips to set your listing apart from the others on the block. Improve Your Curb Appeal 5 Easy Tips to Get Started Start with the Basics One of the first things potential buyers will... [read more]

Can you imagine a financial advisor getting you into an investment — say, a mutual fund — and telling you not to ask about it, or even check on its performance, for the next five years? You would likely balk at such a suggestion and insist that you’d be able to review your investment at least once a year, or even more frequently. Now, we’re not financial advisors, we’re real estate agents. Yet, the same principles apply when owning a home. You don’t want... [read more]