My landlord / Neighbor has 3 junked cars in her back yard which just happens to be our front yard. We have told her to clean up her cars and get rid of them but she refuses to so now we want to report her to the city for having too many non operating vehicles.
She has been reported many times by the neighbors because her house drops their home value. We just can’t utilize our yard space because of her cars.
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I asked my neighbor who is a home flipper if he could cut down these 30 foot pine trees that are in between our homes, he said, "Mature trees adds to the homes value." Is this true?
It seems like everyone is talking about appraisals today and a lot of people have questions about the whole process. So what’s an appraisal anyway? An appraisal is what determines the fair market value of your property. The appraisal is performed by a licensed appraiser who provides a professional opinion of the value of your property based on a variety of factors. Its an important part of the mortgage process that needs to happen before the transaction can be finalized. It’s easier to understand the whole appraisal process by breaking it down into three main parts. There’s the Real Estate Inspection. The Comparables. And The Final Report of Value. The real estate inspection will take anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes based on the size of your home. The appraiser will record things like square footage, the dimensions of your property and the number of rooms in your home. He’ll verify his findings with information provided by third parties such as the real estate multiple listing service and county records. The next step is for the appraiser to evaluate Comparables. Comparables are recent home sales in and around your neighborhood. Analyzing these recent past sales helps an appraiser determine the current market value of your home. And when I say recent, I’m talking 3 to 6 months. This is important because comparable sales from many years back may not reflect true home values today. When selecting comparable properties, the appraiser is looking for some very specific things …
I own 2.5 acers, I want to fence all of it but I am going to do it in sections so for one I can afford it and for two because I have plans for the outer fence buy my neighbors. I am also wanting to tare down the house that is there and build a new one, saying that, will any fence increase your value? can I do a farm / horse fence with post and wire and it still increase the value or will only privacy fence do that? And anyone know surveying cost??
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my first home and its been wonderful until people of my neighbor-hood started to leave their homes and giving it up for govt. funded programs etc…I have been trying to sell my house for 2yrs now but no offers even when its down to its lowest price. Its become unsafe and un welcome to live that maybe its the best to just run. Its a shame, not sure what to do or how to deal with the situation or even try fighting towards. what would do?
The Urban Land Reform Initiative of Genesee County, Michigan, is a self-sustaining economic model which connects tax foreclosure with management and disposition of vacant and abandoned property to stabilize neighborhoods and improve the value of urban land. The program is a the 2007 recipient of the Fannie Mae Foundation Innovations Award in Affordable Housing.
Ryan Janek Wolowski talks with Randolfe Wicker about the real estate market in West Harlem Manhattanville w133rd Street area of New York City. Video is from spring of 2009. simple transcript neighborhood home public housing hills age aging elevator apartments health issues price money cash loosing value housing market revival v recovery land property investment Manhattan attack subways astoria queens money education TV producer earn living riverside park west side attribute trees river safe safety low crime statistics crime safety Brooklyn presidents street ghetto subways hill diverse mexican restaurant congestion break in window living behind bars metal gates prison president Barack Obama white devil brick building fire escape Video By Ryan Janek Wolowski www.ryanisland.com www.twitter.com/ryanisland www.ryanisland.blogspot.com www.myspace.com/ryanisland www.facebook.com/ryanisland www.youtube.com/ryanreporting www.flickr.com/photos/ryanisland
