Becoming a landlord sounds easy on paper – you buy a home, make a few choice upgrades to the place, and find a tenant to generate monthly revenue. But this line of work requires a thoughtful strategy to prevent problems. You’ll make a few mistakes along your journey as a ...
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A Property Owner's Guide to Inspecting Your Sewer Line
Oct 14
After conducting months of asking around and online research, you may have finally found the perfect rental property. The home may be situated in the perfect neighborhood, and the home may have all the features you need and may be well within your budget. You may have also hired ...
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Most Popular Home Repairs for New Homeowners
Sep 17
According to a 2020 Census, some two-thirds of American households own their own homes. Impressive, to say the least. It makes sense; everybody wants to have a space to call their own. Something they can mold into the perfect living area. There is a saying that with great power comes great ...
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Guide to buying a house that needs structural repairs
Sep 1
Future homeowners often have to face a myriad of problems during the homebuying process. Some are obvious, minor, and relatively easy to overcome. But, there are other, more significant problems that can ruin your entire househunting efforts. And the home structural damage is a leader amongst them. For most, discovering ...
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7 TIPS FOR CHOOSING THE BEST CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR
Aug 16
Choosing the right construction company can be a difficult task. There are many variables to consider, and it is up to you as the customer to make sure that you have done your research before committing. If you don't know where to begin, this blog post will provide seven ...
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How to Overcome the Latest Residential Cleaning Challenges
Aug 10
Cleaning and disinfection done right. The outbreak of the pandemic has posed unique challenges that were never seen before and requires property owners and managers to take new precautions to keep residents and staff safe. Although we have found vaccines to contain the spread of the virus, there is still ...
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Boost Your Property's Resale Value Using Paint: 7 Tips to Consider
Jul 28
If you are planning to put your property on the market, you would want to increase its resale value first. But this does not necessarily mean undertaking expensive and laborious renovations. There is an easy yet fruitful way of doing so – and that is by using paint. Painting your house ...
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Common Foundation Problems Found in Florida
May 26
The foundation is the most important part of our homes. It is a base for our house, and if not built properly, it can cause many problems, which can result in severe damage to the structure in the long run. When it comes to homes in Florida, there are plenty ...
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Here’s What You Need to Know About Water Damage Before You Buy a Home
Apr 19
Originally posted on inspectionsupport.net Whether it’s a flood, hurricane, or burst pipes, water damage can wreak havoc on a home. Not all water damage is visible at first glance, so home buyers must know what to look for before they purchase a new property. There ...
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Make Your Roof Last: Top Maintenance Tips to Keep in Mind
Apr 16
Here's something not many homeowners know: the average cost of roof replacement can range from $5,000 to $28,000. Considering how costly roof replacement can be, it makes perfect sense to look after your roof accordingly, so it lasts for a very long time. Just like contractors insurance, roof maintenance is ...
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A Contractor’s Guide to Choosing Plastic Pipes
Oct 6
As a contractor, it is essential that you stay on top of the trends while also being up-to-date on new innovations. If you work on projects that require pipe installation, you want to make sure you have all the necessary knowledge to advise your clients appropriately. This means knowing ...
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Determining Proper Footing Depth
Jul 27
The footing is the support for the entire structure. Unless the property is located in a flood zone or in an area know to be problematic, in Florida we typically rely on either 1] SPREAD FOOTINGS and stemwalls, if required, meant to retain and reastrain the soil they contain or 2] ...
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6 Stylish Ideas for a More Visually Pleasing and Useful Backyard
Jul 8
When you put a lot of effort into your home interior design, you should consider directing attention to your outdoor space as well. After all, your property exterior can serve numerous functions in elevating your family's overall quality of life. So, to help you get started on a ...
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Don't Neglect Your Home's Foundations When Considering a Renovation
Jun 28
When renovating their homes, homeowners often have three primary motives. They want to improve the aesthetics of the property, make it more enjoyable, and boost its resale value.They will usually do this by updating the style of the home and expanding the function of its various components. But, there ...
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Top 8 Home Updates That Pay Off
May 4
What is the single update you can make to your home that would result in the most significant increase in the value of the property? Every home-owner wants to know the answer to this question. Given how much you have invested in the property, emotionally and financially, this is ...
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Dos and Don'ts for Rental Remodeling from Tenant's Perspective
Jan 27
More than half of the U.S.’s 100 largest cities now have more renters than buyers, according to Money.com. And this figure is expected to continue rising. Renting is attractive for several reasons. For one, renting provides a lot of convenience. Because as a renter, Cavalier Estates ...
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HOME ELEVATORS - A WAY TO RAISE VALUES EVEN IN A MARKET THAT GOES UP AND DOWN
Jan 9
In Florida, much of our extraordinary real estate growth is tied to the waterfront and the coastal zone homes that line our waterways. Due to the flood zone regulations born in the 1980s, and growing harsher by the decade - our "conforming structures" are required to be ...
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HOW TO USE A BUILDER'S LEVEL AND WHY!
Dec 7
The BUILDER'S LEVEL and TRANSIT are tools that have been in existence for a long time. The main difference in the two is a LEVEL provides a method of finding a transferrable point of height [ELEVATION] and transferring that point to other locations horizontally [every point you shoot ...
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HURRICANE FORTIFIED HOMES
Nov 25
I truly thought this was going to be an interesting article - I was mistaken! The fortifications specifically mentioned in the article are code required or LARGELY done already, by better builders! Ring shank nails to hold down the roof sheeting - why would anyone NOT use ring shank ...
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LARGE HOMES - IT'S THE AMERICAN WAY
Sep 14
I found myself engrossed in an article by MSN Money titled "The U.S. is in the top tier of house sizes internationally - and not just because of McMansions". The article is mildly interesting and quoted some rote statistics like The average American home is in the 1600...
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