ABOUT US
DLORAH INVESTMENT GROUP, LLC.
WELCOMES you to a joyous and serene real estate experience.
We buy, sell and renovate properties with all cash transactions, in a timely manner and there is no middleman.
With our restoration of properties we offer:
- Rental options
- Rent to own options
- Ownership options
We have over 20 years of real estate experience, let us guide you to homeownership!
- OUR GOALS are to educate/teach:
- Buying and selling real estate
- Building and creating generation wealth
- Saving and Investing monetary funds
- To gain a positive interaction with banks/landlords/etc.
- Research properties prior to making a commitment
- Avoid being defrauded
SERVICES
House Buying
When we calculate your offer, we first look at what the Market Value of your home would be when completely fixed up. By starting with the end in mind we’ll know how much we can sell your house for after we’ve bought it and renovated it. We call this the After Repair Value (ARV).
House Sales
Selling your home means making dozens (if not hundreds) of decisions, starting with whether to work with a real estate agent. While the vast majority of homeowners hire a listing agent, others brave the world of FSBO – For sale by owner. 36% of sellers attempt to sell their homes themselves, but challenges along the way lead many of them to eventually hire an agent. In the end, only 11% of sellers end up selling their home without a real estate agent.
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Consider these FSBO statistics: In addition to the 57% of sellers who believe that selling FSBO will save them money, 36% believe it will save them time, and 27% don’t hire an agent because they feel they know their home better than any agent could.
Renting
1. Think about the area before you move in. Is it near a noisy pub? Check all the surroundings before you sign.
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"It is up to the tenant to do their own research and inspect the dwelling and surrounding area before they sign the agreement and move in.
2. Discuss pets early.
"Bring up pets early in negotiations with your prospective landlord,
"If the landlord does not want pets at the address, then the tenant should look elsewhere. Having a pet in breach of a tenancy agreement that prohibits pets will generally lead to a possession action and eviction further down the line."
3. Check out the white goods.
Inspect the white goods (fridge, freezer, washing machine, stove, microwave, dishwasher, etc), and report any defects as soon as you move in,
"If white goods are included in the inventory on the agreement, then the tenant should visually inspect them and get the landlord to confirm in writing that they all work satisfactorily," he says.
"The tenant should seek clarification in writing as to whether the landlord agrees to repair or replace said items if they break down.
"Responsibility will be determined purely by evidence of what has been agreed between the parties so it’s important to get these agreements in writing."
4. Don't forget to check the water pressure too.
When you first inspect a property, run the taps and the shower.
If there's a problem with the water pressure, you can negotiate with the landlord before signing the agreement.
"If the tenant does not comprehensively inspect the property before entering into the agreement, they may not be able to resolve these problems later," Harold warns – although in some cases inadequate water pressure may fall within the landlord’s legal obligations.
5. Find out if your contract contains a release clause.
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