The PropertyClub Blog
Renting a Condo vs. Apartment
Renting a condo vs. an apartment involves different considerations related to ownership, management, amenities, and lifestyle preferences. Here's what you need to know, from how repairs and maintenance are dealt with to how you pay rent.
Land Survey Cost Guide
Land surveys have been used for centuries as a way to determine real estate ownership. They are also used to clarify what can be done on a property. If you need to get one done, you should be prepared to pay up, as a land survey can easily cost thousands of dollars. Here's a detailed breakdown of what you can expect when it comes to land survey costs:
Equity Accelerator Mortgage Program
An equity accelerator mortgage program, also known as a bi-weekly mortgage payment plan, is designed to help homeowners pay off their mortgages faster and build equity more quickly. Here’s how it works, the benefits, and considerations to keep in mind.
Studio vs. One Bedroom Differences
The main difference between a studio and a one-bedroom apartment is that a studio has only one room, while a one-bedroom apartment has two rooms. As one-bedrooms have separate living and dining areas, they are typically larger than studios and better suited for people who need more space.
How To Find Your Property Line
Property lines are boundary lines that help designate where property begins and ends. They’re instrumental in determining property rights and keeping everything under control with neighbors. If you know where the start and end of your area are, you can settle disputes with simple information.
Popcorn Ceiling Removal Cost
Removing popcorn ceiling costs around $2,000 on average, but the price can vary a lot. Some households can expect to pay less than $1,000, while in other cases, it can go up to $6,000 or more, especially if more specialized work is required or you insist on replacing the ceiling with expensive materials. Generally, can expect to pay between $3 to $11 per square foot, depending on the specific factors of your case.
Closing Costs in Georgia
Closing costs in Georgia, as in other states, are the fees and expenses you need to pay when finalizing the purchase or sale of a home. These costs typically include a variety of fees for services provided during the home-buying process, such as loan origination, title insurance, and appraisals. Here's a detailed breakdown of what to expect for closing costs in Georgia.
Does Your Lawn Need Lime?
Lime, specifically agricultural lime or garden lime, is commonly used to adjust the pH of soil in gardening and landscaping. While it is primarily used to make soil less acidic (raise the pH), improper use can negatively affect grass and other plants. Knowing when and how to apply garden lime can help you maintain a healthy lawn. Lime can be used to improve soil quality, increase the pH of an acidic lawn, and kill certain weeds and yard pests.
Turnkey Real Estate Investing Guide
Many people who are interested in investing in real estate don’t live in an area that stands to be profitable and prefer to buy property elsewhere. This is where turnkey real estate investing comes into play. Read on to learn all about investing in turnkey properties.
Lawn Irrigation System Costs Guide
The cost of installing an irrigation system for your lawn can vary widely based on several factors, including the size of the lawn, the type of system, the complexity of the installation, and regional labor costs. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the potential costs:
Pet Rental Fee Guide
Pet rent and pet deposits are common fees that landlords charge tenants who have pets. These fees help cover the potential wear and tear and additional cleaning that pets may cause in a rental property. Here’s a detailed look at both.
Pre-Foreclosure Guide
Pre-foreclosure is a stage in the foreclosure process where the property is in danger of being repossessed by the lender due to the homeowner's failure to make mortgage payments. This stage occurs before the actual foreclosure sale and provides an opportunity for the homeowner to rectify the situation and avoid losing their property.