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Make Your First Investment Property an Attractive and Profitable Option

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

You’ve just purchased your first property to renovate. Today, Cleveland Appraisal Blog shares a few tips for first-time investors. Let the Renovations Begin! When you’re figuring out how much money you can put into your property, don’t forget to calculate renovations. Decide on How to Proceed. Let us know !

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Pros and Cons of Selling Your Home As-Is

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

For some homeowners, extensive renovations can present a challenge in terms of time and finances, particularly if you plan to move out of your home soon. Going for an as-is home sale eliminates the need for a lengthy renovation process. Moreover, buyers sometimes prefer to renovate the home according to their taste.

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6 Home Renovations to Attract High-Value Tenants

Mashvisor

These six home renovations may provide an answer. Looking to increase your ROI and attract high-value tenants? Rental property ownership can be lucrative, but success often relies on attracting high-value…

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Attracting More Appraisal Business

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

Investors who need a value of a home before and after the proposed repairs are made, sometimes use appraisers. START A BLOG. Starting a blog is not difficult. Blogs don’t have to be long. Writing a blog can help you to stand out in your market as an expert. There are a number of good blogging platforms you can use.

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Investment Property Appraisal: Understanding AS-IS and AS-REPAIRED Values

Boston Appraisal

When looking to invest in a property, particularly one that is run down and in need of renovation, there is always a need to define current and potential values.

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Investment Property Appraisal: Understanding AS-IS and AS-REPAIRED Values

Boston Appraisal

When looking to invest in a property, particularly one that is run down and in need of renovation, there is always a need to define current and potential values.

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Zillow Zinged

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

My appraiser compadre and fellow blogger Ryan Lundquist, at the Sacramento Appraisal Blog, wrote an excellent piece this week on the situation with Zillow. I regularly work for investors who hire me to appraise a home they are interested in buying. This home has also been renovated in recent years. Not even close! PROPERTY 2.

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