If you just moved out of your house into a brand new home and have not yet sold your first house, you may wonder whether or not you should rent it out until you find a buyer. This can solve cash flow problems, but will it make it harder to sell this home? It's hard to say if this would be a good idea or not, but here are two important things to consider as you make this decision.
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Do you spend a lot of time and money rescuing pets, housing them and finding long-term homes for them? Growing your animal rescue business starts with finding the right location and building that will meet all of your business and pet needs. Here a few things to consider when it comes to establishing your pet rescue business in your community.
Find A Functional Location
Because you will have animals on your premises at times, seek a commercial real estate agent who specializes in finding a functional location within the right zoning ordinances.
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If you're planning on purchasing a home on one of the three islands that make up the Caymans, you probably already know a few things about this Caribbean nation. Like the fact that it's a British Overseas Territory, so everyone drives on the left side of the road. Or the fact that it's notorious for being a tax shelter for the uber rich. But there are three things you may not know.
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Moving on from rentals and upgrading to your own place is an exciting time of life. You get to nail as many paintings to the wall as you'd like, without the fear of losing out on your precious security deposit. You can plant a garden, and watch as it grows each year. While it might seem like all roses, there are a few thorns you'll have to be prepared for. Here's a few things to keep in mind before you step into the home of your dreams.
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Many people choose to rent an apartment. They might need a temporary place to stay, can't afford to buy, or have a specific need that requires they rent. Renting is a great option for many, but if you are not careful you might get yourself into trouble. Here are a couple ways that you can protect yourself if you choose to rent.
1. Take Pictures before You Move In
Generally when you move into a rental unit, the landlord will have you fill out a document stating things that were amiss or broken.
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