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Home Buying Tip #027, Think About Solar When You Are Shopping For A New Home | Buyers Agent Ann Arbor
People don't think of Michigan as a big solar energy state, but plenty of sunlight is here to make solar worthwhile. The key is you need to consider a number of factors to know how well a house might work with solar panels. This video covers the basics. Think about...
Home Buying Tip #096 If you are looking at older homes you need to be looking at outlets. – Ann Arbor Buyer Agent
There are a lot of things to consider when touring homes to purchase. But some things can kind of float under the radar because most home buyers haven't spent much time living in older homes. One example is outlets, or lack thereof. This is especially true if the...
Home Buying Tip #116, What Those Electric Meters Tell Us About A House
For today's home-buying tip we look at multiple electric meters. This is something we often see when we are showing and evaluating homes with our home-buying clients. [video width="1920" height="1080"...
Home Buying Tip #123 – On touring Homes
Today's Home Buying Tip is a little different. This one is about actually viewing homes. Most property sales in the United States come from the process of home buyers scheduling tours with real estate agents. But, sometimes, a house tour can create an uncomfortable...
Home Buying Tip #200, Another of five things we want to look at in basements. Electrical Wiring!
In a previous post, we talked about the five things a buyer agent should always review with you when touring a basement together: 1. Water intrusion 2. Structure 3. Electrical 4. Heating, Ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) 5. Plumbing We certainly aren't home...
Home Buying Tip #110, Acoustic Tile And Questions You Should Be Asking
If you were ever in the basement of a home built in the 1950s or 1960s you have probably walked under acoustic tile. It was an inovative product that was very popular into the 1980s and is still used today. But the questions are: 1. Why was it used where it was used?...
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