Category: John’s Real-Life Tips

What are the homes in your neighborhood selling for?

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The Best Home Improvements for less than $5,000.

The Best Home Improvement for Less than $5,000 (BPT)-Curious which home improvement costs less than $5,000, delivers the highest return on investment and has the maximum impact on curb appeal? According to the latest studies,…

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President Obama Sign Flood Insurance Bill Into Law March 21st 2014

On March 21, 2014, President Obama signed the “Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act” into law. This law repeals FEMA’s authority to increase premium rates at time of sale or new flood map, and refunds the…

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Court ruling sets stage for mobile home park evictions

A State Supreme Court justice has ruled against residents of a North Amityville mobile home park facing redevelopment, setting the stage for evictions possibly beginning as soon as May. Justice Joseph Pastoressa in Riverhead denied…

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The Long Island Real Estate Market Timing is Everything

The Long Island Real Estate Market Timing is everything Lately the Long Island real estate market timing is everything. The Long Island real estate market has been volatile, certain variables can change the direction of…

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Best Bet Home Improvements

Best Bet Home Improvements: If you’re looking to improve the appearance of your home for resale, or you just want an updated look for your own enjoyment, there are a few things you must consider…

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Flood Insurance Long Island

Homeowners with Flood Insurance Long Island are wondering how the flood insurance affordability act will impact their Long Island property. The U.S. Senate gave final approval Thursday to a sweeping bill designed to unravel much…

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Pre-Foreclosures

Pre-Foreclosures: A pre-foreclosure is a property with late mortgage payments, and the lender has issued a Notice of Default (in non-judicial foreclosure) or a lis pendens (in judicial foreclosure New York) to the borrower. The…

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