Featured News, Investing, US Real Estate

Medical Office Space for Commercial Investors

By Brian Kline | July 31, 2013
Most serious commercial property investors are well aware that multifamily apartment buildings are leading the commercial sector recovery, but with prices on the rise another sector that might be worth taking a close look at is medical offices.
International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

House Price Growth in Central London Shows No Signs of Slowing

By Allison Halliday | July 31, 2013
A new report in Propertywire has revealed that prices of prime central London property are still increasing. Prices in the UK capital rose by 0.5% in July compared to the previous month, and prices of top London homes have risen by 4.2% so far this year.
Residential, US Real Estate

How To ‘Upsize’ or ‘Downsize’ in Seven Easy Steps

By Megan Rutherford | July 31, 2013
With interest rates still low some homeowners are considering selling their current home and upsizing to a bigger residence as their needs grow. For others, they're in a reverse situation, looking to downsize and cash in on whatever equity they may have.
DIY-Home Improvement, US Real Estate

Creating a Memorable Entryway with Victorian Brackets

By Patty White | July 30, 2013
Using architectural details, like Victorian Brackets, makes it possible for homeowners to express their personalities and to emphasize the best qualities of their homes.
Investing, US Real Estate

Buying Land in BC: A Province Fraught With Rising Land Costs

By Guest Author | July 30, 2013
British Columbia offers a geographical multiplicity of incredible proportions with a wide array of prospective activities and wonderful sights to see, and as such is the perfect place for anyone looking to invest in land.
Investing, US Real Estate

Cross Collateralization - A Zero Down Financing Method

By Brian Kline | July 30, 2013
When negotiating a real estate purchase, the most important attribute is determining how much equity the seller has in the property, or rather, the amount the seller walks away with after closing the deal.
Featured News, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Fannie Mae Report Finds Higher Mortgage Rates Won't Affect Recovery

By Allison Halliday | July 29, 2013
According to a new report from Fannie Mae, the recent rise in mortgage rates is unlikely to have any significant impact on home prices. Researchers for Fannie Mae looked at mortgage rates going back more than 20 years, and found that although rising mortgage rates may affect the number of sales, they were unlikely to impact house prices.

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