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pre-approved if they are not already. Sorting ready from tentative buyers will let you focus on those who are in a position to buy rather than merely being ready to start the pre-approval process. Ideally, the buyers should know how much house they can afford, what type of monthly payment will fit with their budget, and whether their credit history will support the purchase
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guys need to ease up on those Denny's burgers, rings, fries, and creamy desserts. That clogs anybody's analytic powers. Here is a clear fact. The Washington Post's Joel Garreau, in his eye opening book, THE NINE NATIONS OF NORTH AMERICA correctly identifies edge cities like Pleasanton, California, Danville, San Ramon, near the epicenter
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Keep in mind that at the same time you or your tenants are also paying down the mortgage. Can you imagine if you had 10-20 good long term rentals? After 20 years there is a good chance you would be a multi-millionaire. 3. Buy in depressed areas Find areas that are depressed but have some redeeming quality such as proximity to the beach or
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continues. An area that is on the outskirts of new development will often benefit from that as well. If, on the other hand, the neighborhood shows signs of slipping into a decline, you might want to pass the property by. If you can see that the neighborhood is slipping, so will prospective buyers.Are there 'amenities' nearby? Depending on
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