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Why You Need A Great Agent To Liquidate Your Portfolio In Springboro

September 9, 2019

Some investors have reached the stage of the game where they are desperate to get out, having had their fill of negative cash flow, terrible tenants, and expensive repairs. Others are ready to exit the real estate investment game because they’ve achieved their goals. They have made, for instance, a good return on their investments … Continued

Benefits of Hiring An Agent Over An FSBO in Springboro

September 2, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

When it’s time to sell your house, you want to do what is best for you. Your two basic options are either to use a real estate agent or to do a for sale by owner (FSBO) deal. But which is the better route to take? If you hire an agent, you will have to … Continued

Partnering With A Top Springboro Agent To Help Liquidate Your Assets

August 26, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Being in the real estate investment business involves more than knowing when, where, and how to buy investment properties that will yield a good ROI. Another important part of it is having a good exit strategy, that is, knowing when and how to liquidate your assets in [market city]. Personal circumstances, business strategies, and market … Continued

5 Perks Of A Condo in Springboro That You May Not Have Considered

August 19, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

A condo is a kind of hybrid dwelling – sort of a cross between an apartment and a house. For example, you can buy a condo, but you aren’t responsible for any maintenance as you would be with a single family dwelling. For many people, then, condo living has more advantages than owning a home. … Continued

5 Tips For Making Bank Using Your Condo As A Short-Term Rental In Springboro

August 12, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

If you don’t mind strangers living in your home and touching your stuff, you can make some pretty serious money renting out your condo on a short-term basis. The two most common ways of doing this are by going through VRBO or Airbnb. In fact, nearly three million people now have their property listed for … Continued

The Pros and Cons of Condo Living in Springboro

August 5, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Condo living definitely has undeniable advantages. That’s why condos are so popular now, especially among aging Baby Boomers. On the flip side, though, there are some drawbacks to condo living. So you have to carefully consider your needs and your lifestyle before making a decision. With that in mind, here are some pros and cons … Continued

What To Watch Out for When Purchasing A Condo or Townhome in Springboro

July 29, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Although a condo and a townhome aren’t exactly the same, they do have more in common with each other than either has with a single family home. So whether you’re purchasing a condo or a townhome, there are certain things you need to carefully consider before laying down your money. And among these things are … Continued

Tax Benefits for First Time Home Buyers in Springboro

July 22, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

With the recent tax reforms and the new tax laws, the tax landscape is changing for homeowners, dramatically for some. First time home buyers, in particular, must know what it means for them. Despite the tax changes (some of them not so favorable for some homeowners), the government still allows tax breaks for existing and … Continued

How Much Space Do You Really Need When Buying A House in Springboro?

July 15, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

For most Americans, bigger is better when it comes to buying a home. But is it really? Bigger homes cost much more initially and over the long haul. So you have to ask yourself how much space you really need when buying a house in Springboro. And to answer that question, you will need to … Continued

How To Use Your Tax Refund To Buy Your First Home In Springboro

July 8, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Many people dread tax time, but many others look forward to it because they will be getting a refund. But a large number of those who do get a refund often spend it in short order on things they’ve been wanting all year. But there is a better way, especially when you want to buy … Continued

6 Tips For Making A Small Space Work For You and Your Family In Springboro

July 1, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Many people today, whether through choice or forced necessity, are opting for smaller living spaces. Some people want to live a minimalist lifestyle, and for others, it’s a new economic necessity owing to a job change. Whatever the reason, many families are now having to adapt to living spaces with less total square footage. But … Continued

6 Reasons Why Summer Is The Best Time To Sell Your Springboro House

June 24, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Traditionally, spring has been the best time to sell a house, but that may be changing. MLS data shows that in several areas the number of sold listings have increased from June to September over the past few years. Beyond that, there are several sound, common-sense reasons to list your house during the summer. Let’s … Continued

How To Attract More Buyers to Your Springboro Property Listing This Summer

June 17, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Everyone hopes for a quick sale when they list their property, especially when they’ve put a lot of money into upgrades and improvements. But a sale doesn’t necessarily follow from listing – it takes some knowledge and effort. You have to do some things to attract buyers to the listing. Although there is no way … Continued

5 Great Ideas To Use For Your Springboro Open House This Summer

June 10, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

Open houses should resemble (at least a little) a job interview or the house’s audition. But the reality is that most of the time they are boring at best. Potential buyers show up, look around for a little, feign some interest, and then duck out as soon as they can. And often the only reason … Continued

Estate Tax Issues: Don’t be completely unprepared!

June 7, 2019

By Bryan Blankenship

“When a loved one who was “financially comfortable” passes away, his or her family must deal with the emotional issues that come with the loss — as well as winding up the decedent’s financial affairs. Surviving family members are often unprepared for the tax issues that may arise when a loved one dies. Here’s some guidance … Continued