Author: Justin Kuriawa

How to Get Your Asking Price Without Any Waiting in New Jersey

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There is a shortage of opportunities and high desirability of rent-to-own properties for buyers, making rent-to-own agreements offer a lucrative delayed exit strategy allowing real estate investors to squeeze a few extra dimes out of the returns on the property. In addition, the buyer maintains the property as if it were their own, typically up … Continued

The Easiest Way to Sell a House in New Jersey When There are Multiple Owners

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Multiple property owners multiply the complexities when it’s time to sell. However, you can mitigate misunderstandings, miscommunications, and missed opportunities to earn the highest possible profits by taking steps to keep the stress levels low, preventing costly issues. When investors enter into joint ownership, it’s best to do so under the advice of a local … Continued

5 Costs You Need to Know About When Listing Your House in New Jersey

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Real estate agents offer a service that places property at buyers’ fingertips worldwide; however, there are costs associated with a traditional listing that home sellers often overlook. Therefore, it is always wise to take a realistic accounting of your expenses to understand how much you are genuinely profiting. So read on as we explore five … Continued

5 Benefits of Selling Your House Via Rent to Own in New Jersey

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For those who may be ready to sell yet can hold onto a house that is ready for rental for a few years longer, the rent-to-own scenario provides some perks that make rent-to-own an option worth considering.  There is a large buyer pool waiting for these opportunities, seeking to attain the lifestyle that homeownership affords … Continued

What New Jersey Wholesalers Need to Know About Transactional Funding

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What do you know about transactional funding? Wholesalers often locate deals with motivated sellers who agree with the arrangement. The wholesaler then locates an end buyer, making a slight profit without being involved in the actual transaction. However, there are cases in which this isn’t always an option; for example, no assignment clauses often force … Continued

How to Sell a House With Cloudy Title in New Jersey

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Liens, judgments, title issues, or encumbrances can cause a cloudy or defective title because it makes it difficult to discern the proper owner. In addition, a cloudy or defective title creates issues if you need to sell your home because most buyers use traditional lenders to attain a mortgage. When buyers qualify for a loan, … Continued

3 Reasons Why You Should Downsize Your House in New Jersey

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There is a trend toward smaller homes for many reasons, including people having smaller families with less focus on owning things and more on personal development, travel, and outdoor activity. And as time passes, our needs change; if you’re using a small percentage of your home to live in, there is no longer a need … Continued