Real estate sales and consulting: David Engel, REALTOR®, Associate Broker, Taylor Properties
Embarking on the journey of home ownership is a significant milestone. However, it comes with its own set of challenges, especially when deciding whether to opt for an affordable starter home or invest in what could be your forever home.
Relocating for a career opportunity can be a daunting experience, but with planning and organization, you can make the transition a smooth one. Whether you’re moving across the country or to a new country altogether, there are steps you can take to ensure a successful relocation. Here are some tips to help you pull off a career-related relocation.
Moving to a new home can be a tedious process. The sooner you get it over with, the better. Then, you can focus on enjoying your new surroundings and settling in. This resource guide provides some actionable and affordable tools and tricks you can use to settle in quickly after a local or out-of-state move.
It’s not easy to decide whether you should remodel your home or it makes more sense to move. But if you’re asking the question, chances are you’ll be better off making some kind of change. Maybe your home no longer fits your family’s needs, or perhaps it’s showing signs of age. A home renovation might fix the problem, but so could putting your house up for sale and finding another one.
It is possible to transition to a new home and keep your business afloat simultaneously, provided that you plan well enough beforehand and choose wisely when it comes to the essential factors in the moving process.
If you’re considering a move into a more rural part of Maryland to realize your dream of homesteading, Taylor Properties offers this helpful guide
Nursing home abuse is a wide ranging term that can include everything from physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect,
David Engel Achieves NAR’s At Home with diversity® CERTIFICATION Gaithersburg, MD November 24, 2021 – David Engel of Taylor Properties
You’ve dreamed of owning your own home, and now you’re ready to take the leap. But where do you start? Here we will go over tips that will help you get the home you deserve with the help of the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA).
I have been on many listing appointments where the homeowner laments about the money they have to spend to —
