Real Estate
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Cayman Islands: The Islands that Time Remembered
The Cayman Islands of yesterday are almost nothing like the sandy beaches, bustling towns and luxurious Cayman Islands luxury real estate of today. The islands first fell under Spanish rule during the 1600s, 100 years after Columbus spotted them and gave them the name “Las Tortugas” for the plethora of turtles he found there – which can still be found in the wild today, but in fewer numbers. Islanders hunted the turtles back then, turning them into tools and food products to sell to ships passing through the area. The turtle’s contribution to the island is today honored in the form of turtle stew, a popular island meal. Travelers come…
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The costs of relocating
Written by The Steele Group Sotheby’s International Realty Each year, about 16 million families in the USA decide to move. This decision is most commonly triggered by factors such as family ties, a new job or an opportunity at a better lifestyle. There are several costs that you might consider evaluating before you think about making the move to a new location. The list below might help you to identify them. Cost of Lifestyle In order to assess the cost of lifestyle, you might want indicators such as grocery deals, car ads and even vacancy ads. You can also research on the internet and converse with people from the town…
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Investing in Grand Cayman Real Estate on Seven Mile Beach
The Cayman Islands are becoming a hot spot for investors looking for retirement and rental properties.
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Tips to Negotiate with Sellers
Article Written by : Latest Financial Infos Buying a property is an expensive transaction, often one of the most important ones in your life. Negotiating with the seller for the price of the home is quite common, but getting what you want isn’t easy. You have to back up everything you want with data, and here is how the best negotiators in the business do it. Get an Inspection Report Arm yourself with an inspection report that details everything in the home that needs fixing immediately. Look for the big ticket items, like windows or air conditioning units, and see what is a priority to your life. This where it…
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Cayman Island Real Estate is Primed for Summer
With summer upon us, the real estate market in the Cayman Islands is showing promising signs of improvement.
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New Jersey and small businesses
Written by Al Donohue Sure, people say that business and New Jersey don’t really mix. But is there really any truth to that? If prices of Wyckoff real estate are reasonable and you find yourself with a novel business idea that you think has huge potential for growth, why shouldn’t you start up your business in a market that you know would definitely accept it? Talk about business climate is something that you shouldn’t have to worry about so much. That just means that competition will have a hard time catching up with you if you did your homework. There is absolutely no reason why your business would fail if…
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Leveraged Property Acquisition Profit Potential
Real estate investment can offer high annual return-on-investment for individuals or firms willing to assume risk. Only professional investors with substantial net worth should consider highly leveraged property acquisition. Leverage involves the use of a higher than normal portion of borrowed funds to investor equity. For example, some investors borrow one hundred percent of the property’s purchase price. Market Evaluation Many investors obtain a realtor license in order to evaluate new commercial or residential properties on the market. With cash in hand and/or lender relationships in place, the investor looks for properties selling well below the market value. Renovation Costs When investors buy properties below market, it’s almost certain that…
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Starting a Business in New Jersey
Written By: Al Donohue If you are a businessman, sure enough, you are always looking for ways to improve your business and your experience. We know a lot of successful business men who have ventured in a lot of different things before they settles with the big business that gave them that big break. Are you looking for your big break as well? New Jersey might just be the place for you! The opportunities are endless in the place because there are many fields that you can delve in. Food is always a good idea because people are always looking into trying new kinds of food. If you want to…
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The Perfect Place for Small Business
Article written by Relocate to Richmond What is a great job to be in today? The market’s are getting tough and everyday, it becomes harder for each and every one of us to find a job. But there is one job that you can easily get into and that is being an entrepreneur. Start your own business and not only, will you have a job but also be the boss! When starting your business, you have to pick the right place to set it up. One good place that is good for small businesses is Virginia. Virginia has a large population and as long as you pick one of its…
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Is Virginia Good for Small Businesses?
By Relocate to Richmond Everyone knows the economy hasn’t been especially friendly these last six or seven years. And no one knows this better than small businesses in this country. The unfortunate truth is that when the recession hit, huge international corporations got bailed out. But the smaller companies? They were left to either fail or work harder. But many people still love the idea of running their own small business. This is why so many of them look for homes in Richmond, VA. While a Richmond realtor is great for finding the right house or townhome, the state itself is filled with small businesses, startups and entrepreneurs of every…
