Category: Rental Property
Originally posted at The Real Estate Appraisal Group Blog on December 2, 2015 Putting time and money into taking proper real estate listing photos may seem like a waste- after all, technology has reached a point where most current cell phone cameras are far superior… Read More
A decade ago my husband and I purchased our first home together in Austin. It was 1800 mostly well configured square feet with a decadent 3 full baths, 2 of which were en suite. Located in a sought after zip code, we were able to afford it because it’s… Read More
I was 30 years old. My house was paid off, I had $90,000 in cash, and I was ready to step foot in the real estate market and buy my first rental house. “Don’t do it. Renters will tear up your house and you’ll lose your… Read More
Originally posted at The Real Estate Appraisal Group blog page on March 26, 2015 What’s the real difference between leasehold, leased fee, and fee simple? Fee Simple Fee simple is the form property ownership people are most familiar with. The term means you have absolute ownership-… Read More
