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MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE RENTING. BUT WHY?  ADVANTAGES OF OWNING A HOME Over the course of many years, we have seen the housing market ebb and slow. In some cases this has benefitted the consumers and in other cases it caused many foreclosed homes. In today's market, buyers can buy openly because, now, in this economy, there are many perks of purchasing a home. Homes can bring value, be an investments, and most importantly, be a safe haven for you or your family. These are all reasons to buy a home. The link below can show you just how important home ownership can be.  Written By: Blake Monroe https://www.thearamcogroup.com/Blog/bid/186978/10-Benefits-of-Owning-Your-Own-Home

EVERYONE HAS TO DEAL WITH NEIGHBORS THEY MAY NOT LIKE. HERE'S HOW TO AVOID THAT PROBLEM. START THE TREND We all have those neighbors. Those neighbors that have a hundred cars in the driveway, leave Christmas lights up all year long, and possibly have weekly "get togethers." These are the neighbors that are every families worst nightmare, when moving into a new place. That first week, in a new home, all seems quiet and normal and then the next it looks like a used car lot and a social mixer mixed into one. Not only can these neighbors be annoying but they can actually cause your home to lose value or bring down the value of the neighborhood in general. SO... not only are they annoying, they are actually a much larger problem. But how can you solve the problem of pesky neighbors? The answer is easy. Partner with a realtor that is partnered with a builder. Why buy into an area that may not be ideal when you can build in an up and coming area where you set the tr

Ever had bad quality service while going through the drive thru? Read Below. You don't have much time for lunch because you have a million little things that have to be done and no time to do them. You are driving... and through the haze of hunger you spot a fast food restaurant. Why not? A quick burger and you never have to get out of the car. So you pull up to the speaker and tell them you want a number 2 with no tomato. That's a pretty simple thing to get right; you would think. You hand them the money and they hand you the food as if some deal had just gone down. The smell of the fries is permeating the dullness of your day so you reach in for your burger, pull it out, unwrap it, and take a bite. What you thought was a simple request of no tomato was apparently their biggest inconvenience. Your lunch is no longer worth eating and you still have so much to do. Now, how does this relate to Realestate? The drive thru line is your preliminary meetings with your realtor.