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4 Things To Do Before Moving In to Your New Home

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Moving into a new home is an exciting time, and you’re probably daydreaming about decor and paint schemes and new furniture. But before you get into the fun stuff, there are some basics you should cover first. Change the locks Even if you’re promised that new locks have been installed in your home, you can never be too careful. It’s worth the money to have the peace of mind that comes with knowing that no one else has the keys to your home. Changing the locks can be a DIY project, or you can call in a locksmith for a little extra money. Steam clean the carpets It’s good to get a fresh start with your floors before you start decorating. The previous owners may have had pets, young children, or just some plain old clumsiness. Take the time to steam clean the carpets so that your floors are free of stains and allergens. It’s pretty easy and affordable to rent a steam cleaner—your local grocery store may have them available. Call an exterminator Prior to move-in,

Alaska Real Estate Market Update as of March 16th to March 22nd 2019

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Here's Alaska real estate market update as of March 16th to 22nd 2019. Still, on the top of our list is the Anchorage market . During this week, 455 are currently active listings where 50 of which are new listings. 38 listings were pended and 33 were sold. Next is Wasilla market , 367 are active where 29 are of which are new, 26 pended and 17 were sold. Compared to the previous market update , you can see that there are more active for both markets.  There are more sold and pended listings in both Anchorage and Wasilla markets. This is a sign that the real estate market is getting hot. See full report: If you want to know more on the latest real estate market update and is interested in buying or selling, give me a call (907) 570-6757 or 907-720-4663.

3 Reasons to Buy a Home You’ve Never Thought About

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Are you ready to achieve your American dream? Read on to see more reasons for you to buy your own home. Buying a home is a forced savings plan to build wealth Spending is really easy. Everywhere we go, society makes sure that they provide everything including the things we don't even really need plus the easiest way to buy it. In modern times, buying is just a one-tap or one click away. Americans have an average savings of 3-5% over the past 20 years. Let's face it. Most of us do not have the discipline to save. You've got to make your mortgage payment a priority. Part of it goes to interest and the majority goes to the principal so you are forced to save money each month. Owning a home can really give leverage at some point in your life. You can sell it more than the price you paid for it in the future or you can rent it. You can always do something for it. Inflation Hedge A home is an investment that is considered to provide protection against