By YvonneKull August 07, 2019
I cant give Alex enough stars. He was amazingly thorough and expedited the report as he knew we were under a timeline. Helped us to know what was important and priority without being an alarmist. Cant thank you enough. ...read more
By JohnDinatale54 July 09, 2019
Very effective in pointing out the defects in New Construction. Excellent and professional service. Thank you! ...read more
By LanaSurkis842 June 05, 2019
We are very thankful to Alex Parr for performing the inspection of our prospective house. He found some issues which could cost us lots of headache and possible financial losses in the long run. He was able to address all our questions in a very professional manner. He also gave us lots of good tips and suggestions for our future home maintenance. We would like to thank all AHI team for all the patience with our scheduling, rescheduling and performance of the inspection. We will definitely ask them for any possible assistance in the future and recommend them to all the people we know in the area. Many thanks! ...read more
Why Pet-Friendly Homes Are in High Demand | Best real estate agents It is important to understand the unique needs and wants of animal owners when it comes to homeownership. REALTORS® understand that when someone buys a home, they are buying it with the needs of their whole family in mind; ask pet owners, and they will enthusiastically agree that their animals are part of their family. The Power of Pets When Choosing the Right Home 89% of pet owners say they would not give up their pet due to a housing restriction 81% of Americans say their pets play a role in their housing situation 31% of animal owners have refused to put in an offer on a home because it wasn’t a good fit for their animals 19% of Americans say they would consider moving for their pet 12% percent have moved for their pet Get More Info Why Pet-Friendly Homes Are in High Demand | Best real estate agents Website Vantagerealtypros ...read more
By Vantage Realty Pros at Keller Williams Southpark July 31, 2019
Everyone Knows that the Home prices always increase. Many of you will have checked that from last seven to eight years Home buying has become costly. Home prices have been on the rise, leading many housing market analysts to conclude that first-time home buyers are being shut out of the market due to affordability concerns. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports on the percentage of First-Time Home Buyers (FTHB) on a monthly and yearly basis. Their latest report shows that FTHB’s made up 33% of buyers in March, which matches their reported share in 2018. NAR uses survey data from their members to come up with this statistic, so their results do not include every transaction completed. Rather, they only the transactions reported by members who complete the survey. The other entity that reports on FTHB share is the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). The AEI uses data from mortgage applications that define an FTHB as “any borrower who did not have a mortgage for the preceding three years.” Read more to get the complete information aboutGuide For First Time Home Buyers Thanks, Vantage Realty Professionals Read More Blogs on: What Would Make You Sell Your House? Selling Your House: Here’s Why You Need A Pro In Your Corner! ...read more
By Vantage Realty Pros at Keller Williams Southpark July 19, 2019
Multigenerational Homes Are on the Rise | Demographics As loved ones start to get older, we start to wonder: how long will they be able to live alone? Will they need someone there to help them with daily life? There’s a reason to ask those questions now more than ever, as the average age in the U.S. is78years old! As a result,41%of Americans in the market are searching for a home that can accommodate a multigenerational family. Of those buyers, 26% indicated they will be taking care of an aging parent, and 14% said they want to spend time with an aging parent. These numbers do not come as a surprise. According toPew Research Center, 64 million Americans (20% of the population) lived in a multigenerational household in 2016 (Last numbers available). An increasing number of studies affirm the benefits of being part of a multigenerational household. These benefits aren’t just for the grandchildren, but for the grandparents as well. According to these two resources: The University of Oxford Boston College More Info :Multigenerational Homes Are on the Rise | Demographics Website :Vantagerealtypros Like on Facebook :Vantagerealtypros | Facebook.com Follow on Twitter :Vantagerealtypros | Twitter.com ...read more
By Vantage Realty Pros at Keller Williams Southpark June 30, 2019
Are you looking to buy a house? When you go to look at houses, you will quickly see that realtors do not use street addresses as a method of identifying houses. They use an MLS number which allows them to quickly access information about a property for sale. Using a street address gives you some infor... ...read more
Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional ... ...read more
