Mike Reguzzoni's Blog

Posted on 02/28/2021

Image by mohamed Hassan from Pixabay Too busy to buy that second home in Myrtle Beach? No time to fly down and walk through multiple properties to find the one that's right for your family? No problem. You, too, can enjoy the dream of homeownership when you buy your next property remotely. What Is Remote Home Buying? When...

Buying A Home

Relocation

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Posted on 02/21/2021

Do You Have to Join the HOA?

Photo by RawPixel.com via Shutterstock When it comes to homeowner’s associations, you need to know what type yours is before you determine whether to “join” it. There are two types of associations, covenant-based and voluntary. When homeowners ask about requirements to join a homeowner’s association, they may believe it is optional, but if our association is covenant-based, you...

Real Estate

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Posted on 02/14/2021

Review Your House Selling Options

When it comes to selling a house, there is no need to make rash decisions. Instead, you should review your home selling options closely so you can make informed choices time and time again. There are many factors to consider as you review your home selling plans, and these include: 1. Your Home's Condition How your home looks to...

Selling Your Home

Tips On Selling

Posted on 02/07/2021

Surprise Showing! What to Do

Photo by Sussi Hj via Shutterstock Your home is on the market, but you still live there. Now your agent called to see if a potential buyer can look at it in an hour. What do you do? You Don’t Need to Panic Instead of holding your head in despair, grab some tools, and clean the most visible...

Curb Appeal

Open House

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Posted on 01/31/2021

Should You Choose Owner Financing?

Photo by SHOP SLO® on Unsplash Selling a home requires a lot of decision-making. One of those decisions concerns financing, and there are numerous options available to both sellers and buyers. Real estate negotiations can be confusing, but there are some unconventional ways to finance a deal, and owner financing, for some buyers and sellers, can be the...

Financing

Home Refinancing

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Posted on 01/24/2021

House Hacking: The Most Beginner-Friendly Way to Dip Your Toe in Real Estate?

Photo by Free-Photos via Pixabay For some, house hacking is the key to getting started in real estate; for others, it's just a smart way to build cash flow into an otherwise uncooperative rental market. Wondering how to get your foot in the door? Here's what you need to know. What is House Hacking? The term "house hacking"...

Real Estate

Investing

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Posted on 01/17/2021

Enjoying the Glamour of Florida Living

Photo by Peter Kraayvanger via Pixabay Have you ever considered moving to Florida? Step away from what you see on television. Is it really everything you thought it would be? The truthful answer is … it could be. Florida is one of those places that you have to see it to believe it. Imagine waking up to sunshine...

Moving

Florida

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Posted on 01/10/2021

Handling Household Emergencies

Photo by Jan Mallander via Pixabay When you’re a new homeowner in a new community, you don’t always know how to handle unforeseen emergencies. Before that day arrives, take the time to learn your community so that a minor issue doesn’t become a major catastrophe. Handling Household Emergencies Whether it’s a burst pipe or a broken window, household...

Community

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Posted on 01/03/2021

Choosing the Right Team for Your First-Time Home Purchase

Photo by StockEU via Shutterstock Purchasing a home for the first time is often a daunting task. There are many things to know and a plethora of conflicting advice. If you’re new to real estate and the home-buying process, keeping these tips in mind can help make the path to homeownership smoother. Pick the Right Person Choosing a...

Buyers Agent

First Time Buyer

Posted on 12/27/2020

The Benefits of Open Concept Layout

Image by Solomon Rodgers from Pixabay The real estate industry is ever-changing and with it, many trends come and go. One popular trend is the open concept layout, a style that was very popular in homes during the 19th century. The idea of open concept living fell out of favor during the early 20th century when homeowners were...

Home Design

Layouts

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Posted on 12/20/2020

Buying and Selling: Buy or Sell First?

Photo by Mohamed Hassan via Pixabay You’ve decided to sell your home to upgrade or even downsize, but you don’t know whether you should start looking and buy first or wait to sell first. The best-case scenario is to do both, but that takes a lot of planning. If you are sure your credit is good enough to...

Buying

Home Seller

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Posted on 01/18/2021

Another Property Sold - 10280 SW 18th St, Miramar, FL 33025

This beautiful semi-detached 3 BR/2.5 Ba townhouse with recent improvements is a winner! On a quiet dead end and building corner (1 neighbor only) in gated Avalon community, with lovely zen garden, attractive covered wood gazebo, deck area and panel metal fence. Features gorgeous granite counters, deep sink, bonus pantry, newer roof, new robust 16 SEER central AC (cools garage too), tile and wood floors. Interior freshly painted in neutral off-white and mocha accent tones. Upstairs washer & dryer, cool loft (office, play or TV area) and attic storage. Lots of closets, driveway fits 4 vehicles. Near highly rated schools, Pembroke Lakes...

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