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Residential investors also find ample opportunities for passive income. Depending on your leverage positions, you may choose to follow this model.

More Oxford housing inventory needed
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More Oxford housing inventory needed

Building, Investment

22 08, 2017

More Oxford housing inventory needed

By Brian Carpenter|2020-02-19T10:54:38-06:00August 22nd, 2017|Building, Investment|0 Comments

Shortage of University of Mississippi housing has lead to more off-campus real estate developments. Homes for sale in Oxford MS are driven by three primary factors. With regard to signs of local market strength, many builders are not able to satisfy the housing demand in Oxford. One of the best indicators for increasing growth is the number of new building permits. See this data indicating less units sold in 2017. You can read more about the Oxford housing market statistics in 2017. 3 factors will continue to increase demand for homes for sale in [...]

Sell your Oxford home by appealing to the Millennials
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Sell your Oxford home by appealing to the Millennials

Selling Your Home

30 03, 2017

Sell your Oxford home by appealing to the Millennials

By Brian Carpenter|2018-06-24T08:15:00-05:00March 30th, 2017|Selling Your Home|0 Comments

If you’re a Baby Boomer selling a long-time family home, you need to get in the mindset of your not-so-distant youth and think of desirable property traits when you were looking for your first home. Sell your Oxford home by understanding the features Millennials are seeking A grand home with lots of land may not be the best fit for a young, first-time home buyer. Millennials want a smaller space to maintain. As the home is larger, it will require more work to maintain. Young, first-time buyers like the easy life. This will also [...]

Property Value: The Seniors Growing Nest Egg
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Property Value: The Seniors Growing Nest Egg

Homeowners

31 03, 2016

Property Value: The Seniors Growing Nest Egg

By Brian Carpenter|2020-02-19T10:57:24-06:00March 31st, 2016|Homeowners|0 Comments

There has been a tendency in recent decades to view the home equity as yet another financial investment. Waiting out the recession was tough for many, as jobs were scarce and defaults became rampant. However, for seniors that were able to endure the recession and hold on to their homes, there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. Property value to the rescue! Over 70% of Americans over the age of 65 are homeowners. Seniors now hold a huge stake in the countries home equity, a whopping $5.83 trillion to be [...]