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When selling, I did my due diligence and figured out what the comps were for similar homes. I put the word out For Sale by Buyer led to a lot of traffic from buyers looking for a lower price and when a committed buyer showed up, we worked out all of the details and wrote up the framework of a contract.
To make sure that everything was legit, I submitted that to my lawyer for review and after working out the bugs if any , the counterparty and I reviewed the contact and then signed it. I then used a title agency to handle the transfer of title.
The only variance that I recall was when a buyer wanted to have his lawyer review the contract and that modest cost was also split. Of the 4 homes that I sold, three had buyers within a few weeks and then went to contract in less than 3 weeks. The only one that dragged out longer was an out of state property.
Worse comes to worse, if you can't sell your home yourself in a reasonable amount of time, say months, you can always revert to Plan B-ecome realtor or Plan C use a realtor. For years I worked for a state government agency that licensed agents, and all it took was 40 hours and a test.
RE agents had the lowest requirements of all the licenses we issued. In comparison, a cosmetologist or barber had to take about hours of schooling. Any Joe can get a real estate license. Now actually being a good realtor takes work, but acquiring the license is a very low bar. Secondly, without know what state you are in, we cannot answer the question effectively. In Massachusetts for instance, a real estate salesperson must work under a broker, and you can't become a broker until you've been a salesperson for 3 years.
That's not going to help you. You don't need to become a realtor to get your house listed on MLS. Google your state and "flat fee MLS" and you should find them. I would strongly discourage it. I got my license in the year when I wanted to sell 4 properties.
It was well worth it because the licensing requirements at the time allowed me to become a broker of my own business so I didn't have to pay a boss. Now it is required to work for some other broker for 2 years so you should check that first. If you add that to the license and Realtor fees you would pay to get your license you would probably still save money but may not be worth your time. But you would have that going forward and maybe you could sell someone else's house and make a commission.
You would also have access to the MLS data which is better than public sites which could help you find a better deal. Never mind the people who say that Realtors bring a lot more than just their license, that's bullcrap. All they we that is, I'm still one do is list it on the MLS, put on a lockbox and wait for the offers to be emailed to us. I would be surprised if you could just take a test and get your license. Most jurisdictions require specific education requirements and then still require you to work for someone else.
Candace Kucsulain taught me that a heavy band can have a strong frontwoman who can compete with men in the metal world. Kucsulain is ruthless and unapologetic, which gives WOJ the weight behind all of their punches. She has a confidence and presence in her singing that carries the album through until the end.
It can seem like everything we do is to essentially fight for our survival. Take action, and be yourself — these are the themes that listeners will take away from the album. My little bird friends will be soooo spoiled!
Interesting post. It really does leave you wondering where to start. Your idea of having a pro give you a design at the outset and then moving forward, on your own and a step at a time, as you can afford it—good thinking!!
The sheer amount of white privilege and entitlement whoring in some of the comments above is mind-boggling. Myself and my husband work in jobs that are high-stress and require long hours, yet we still manage to do our own landscaping, home remodeling, … Read more ». Looks great. Renting a big piece of machinery, I think I could get my DH onboard with that idea!!! It would cost me thousands to hire a landscaper, with all the expertise that entails, BUT the job would get finished about 20 years sooner.
With that much space, have you thought about wildscaping some or all of it? You basically recreate a wooded area, or a prairie area, or a riparian zone, whatever is appropriate for your situation. For those who have smaller projects, there are other options too. For my first house, I found a local nursery which would send a landscape designer to your home to do a short consulation free, no obligation if the project was fairly small. In my case, a row of shrubs adn a flower garden in front of my house.
Great design, and I was able to do all the work myself. I was able to tailor one of their plans … Read more ». Thanks for your post! We bought a house last year and are putting in a yard. We hired an architect to help us design the yard, so that we could get an idea of where to put everything. We hired someone to put in the posts for our fence, and then we bought the materials to do the panels ourselves. We, too, are doing things in stages, saving up for each phase of our yard.
Hiring the designer was a great move! At any rate, having the designer help us figure everything out has given … Read more ». Great Tips… A few things that I would add… When buying a home, as tempting as it is to work on the inside first, I would suggest landscaping the outside first.
Assuming the purchase of one-gallon plants to save money , it takes about three years in Georgia red clay for a landscape to take shape. We made the mistake of fixing up the inside of our home first and then when it came time to sell, our recent landscape updates did not have the impact we would have liked, although the new owner is benefiting now. Second of all, some … Read more ». I find most yard work enjoyable, well, maybe rewarding is the word, and it can also be good for you.
Saving money is also, of course, a plus. Great job! It is important that you do your research or consult a professional at a nursery or lawn and garden center when choosing plants. It is necessary that you select plants suitable to the sunlight and soil conditions your yard offers.
We have heavy thrash inspired riffs, d-beats flinging everywhere, breakdowns every other second, and aggressive screaming vocals.
Everything you hear is exactly what you should expect to hear from any good hardcore album. And consequently, not a whole lot to talk about in terms of deep musical exposition. Now, I will say that this album suffers from a couple of the flaws that most hardcore albums come across.
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