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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 28th, 2009
Utah vacation rentals serve as your home away from home. When you go to Utah for a vacation, it is often times cheaper to check on house rentals, especially if you are traveling with a family or a group of friend. Renting a home gives you greater flexibility and can save you money because you can cook in instead of dining out every evening. Let’s face it, dining out every evening can be a very expensive...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 22nd, 2009
Hard money lending in Utah is just as popular as it is most other states, particularly with real estate investors. You might wonder why borrowers would choose private lenders over conventional financial institutions. You may have heard or read that private funders charge more or that they are considered a last resort for financing.The truth is that Utah hard money lenders offer many services that the banks...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 19th, 2009
I’m sure everyone knows by now about the real estate crisis going on all across the United States. Bank foreclosures and pre-foreclosures are at record highs and both home owners and banks are in trouble because of it. It’s a material tragedy that many people, most with good intentions, could lose their houses. Some homeowners face bank foreclosure after just a couple of payments. It’s the...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 19th, 2009
If you’re buying a home, you must ask and answer the question, “Should I hire a real estate agent?” There’s only one reason not to hire one–to save the commission. There are several reasons you might decide to hire a Realtor:1. The Agent has access to thousands of available homes through the Multiple Listing Service.2. The Agent has experience in finding, screening, and evaluating...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 15th, 2009
Have you ever wondered what the 4 most important resources in any given economy are?They go as follows:1. Land – which includes all the natural resources that go along with it.2. Labor- people have to work to get anything done, right?3. Capital- probably not what you’re thinking; this category isn’t money! It includes tools and machinery, and any other productive item.4. Entrepreneurial Ability-...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 6th, 2009
Utah is Dry…In More Ways Than One Utah is a classified desert, and I’m not referring just to the precipitation amounts. Because of a predominantly LDS (Mormon) population which doesn’t drink alcohol, many apartments have strict rules against not just the consumption of it, but even the storage of it on the premises. This holds true especially in college towns like Provo and Logan. Not to say...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 6th, 2009
It’s been well publicized lately that the housing market is on the brink of a crisis – in fact, the crisis has hit the US already. As mortgages become harder to come by and homeowners begin to struggle with rising interest rates and lower demand from buyers, the market is faced with a vicious circle in which prices keep falling, but there are not enough mortgages being offered to increase demand.What...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 5th, 2009
Real estate investing usually begins with the purchase of a house, rather than raw land or commercial property. Real estate investing professionals look for all possible tax deductions because of the generous profits derived from real estate investing.In addition to this consideration, tax deductions are allowed for expenses incurred in the normal operation of any real estate investing transaction. Asset protection...
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Grace Ojuka |
Aug 4th, 2009
Home rentals in Northern Utah are a fantastic investment. Getting the most exposure for your property is vital to renting your home out quickly and for the highest rent possible. Once you have received one or more applications for your house for rent in Utah your next step is to determine which tenants are more qualified. Obviously, it is better to rent the home out to the most qualified tenant. Background...