Posted by Paul Sian on Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 7:00 AMBy Paul Sian / July 18, 20192 Comments
Top 7 Signs That A Luxury Home Is Over Priced
When selling a luxury home one of the most critical aspects is setting the right price. Set a price too high and the home will sit on the market for too long with very little interest. When buyers see an overpriced home they generally will ignore that home as not fitting in their price range. Once the price does come down the home might have been on the market for too long and buyers will assume there is something wrong with the condition of the home. Either way a larger price reduction will be needed in order to get a buyer interested enough to make an offer. This article looks at some of the common signs that indicate a luxury house is overpriced and some tips on how to avoid that.
Price Is Based On What The House Was Bought For
Just as a homeowner will not price a home very low because they bought it thirty years ago when prices overall may have been lower, homeowners should not be pricing high based on what they recently paid. Prices may have been higher than they are today when purchased but that does not always mean the price of the home will go up as well. Home values can go up or down depending on a number of factors. If a particular area has experienced a large outflow of employers and jobs resulting in lower overall demand for housing in that area then the high price for a home based on past purchase will not make sense. Real estate is all about location and the local economy.
Price Is Based On Upgrades Made To The House
Just because a homeowner added a pool or upgraded the kitchen and bathrooms to luxury quality...
Posted by Paul Sian on Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 7:00 AMBy Paul Sian / July 11, 2019Comment
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Posted by Paul Sian on Friday, July 5, 2019 at 10:05 AMBy Paul Sian / July 5, 2019Comment
How To Prevent Mosquito’s from Over Taking Your Yard
Not only are mosquitos quite an annoyance they are also considered one of the deadliest animals in the world due to the fact that they can spread diseases and viruses through their bites. Whether one is enjoying a relaxing day on the deck, grilling for family and friends or just tending to the yard mosquitos can quickly make what is enjoyable miserable after the itching sets in from mosquito bites. This article provides tips for homeowners to help reduce mosquito levels in and around the house so the time spent outdoors can be pleasant.
Facts About Mosquitos
Not all mosquitos bite humans, in fact it is only the pregnant females of mosquitos that bite humans or other animals for blood. The blood is used by the mosquitos to help produce eggs, eggs that must be laid in stagnant water. Without stagnant water mosquitos do not have a place to multiply. While in the water mosquito larvae will feed on algae and other bacteria in the water. It can take up to 40 days for mosquitos to transition to the adult flying variety that cause all the problems.
Drain Standing Water
Standing water is ground zero for mosquito breeding grounds. Without standing water mosquitos have nowhere to lay their eggs. That water can come from sources such as the rain, water sprinklers, pools, gardens, planters and more. Where ever water sits stagnant gives mosquitos the opportunity to multiply. Water collects in buckets, used tires, garden tools, pool toys, kids toys and even some types of plants can collect water that provide mosquitos enough of an area to lay eggs. The...