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From the Business : Sai Vankayala is your all in one go-to Realtor for your real estate needs. He is your best resource in getting you the best deal possible. Be it your first-time residential property, residential rental investment properties, commercial investment properties, or multifamily properties for passive rental income. He loves to work out the magic numbers to see if an investment property is right for you. It gives him instant gratification to find a good deal for his clients. He will negotiate a better purchase price on a property or even identify the hidden gems that can help you build w...
First-time homebuyers are a growing segment of the real estate market—and they’re showing increasing interest in new construction homes. These buyers are tech-savvy, cost-conscious, and often overwhelmed by the home buying process. To effectively market new build homes to this group, it’s essential to offer clear value, financial clarity, and guidance at every step.
In today’s evolving real estate market, one trend is clear—new construction homes are becoming the top choice for many home seekers. Whether you're looking to transition from rentals, make a first-time home purchase, or expand your investment portfolio, new builds are quickly outperforming traditional property for sale listings.
Buying a foreclosed property in 2025 can be a smart move—if you know what you’re doing. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned real estate investor, these homes can offer great deals, but also come with unique risks. The key is to approach the process safely and strategically.
So, you’ve found your dream home. You’ve signed the papers, popped the champagne, and started packing. But wait—before you get too cosy with your Pinterest boards and moving boxes, let’s talk about something that sneaks up on a lot of first-time buyers: the hidden costs of moving. Yep, buying a home is a big deal, but moving into it
