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August Newsletter
The August issue of my newsletter will be mailed shortly! Sorry for the delay! Keep a lookout for it - lots of fun stuff! (as always...)
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Check Out Our New Blog - Monday, March 19, 2007
In addition to the great info available on our website, I have just finished creating a new blog site. I'll be posting there quite often - drop by and check out the various topics of discussion! Go to blog.Wegwood.com. Topic suggestions are always welcome!
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Welcome to my Website!
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Thank you for visiting Wegwood.Com! Wegwood Properties is a small family owned real estate agency located in Woodland Park Colorado. We currently have 8 agents specializing in residential and vacant land sales in the Pikes Peak area, all providing steller services.
I have created a lot of website content for both home buyers and sellers. Browse around, using the menu choices above. If you should have suggestions about additional subjects for the site, use the suggestion box at the bottom of the right side column.
Please consider Wegwood Properties for your next real estate purchase or sale.
James Wegner Broker Wegwood Properties
P.S. - Please visit our new Blog at blog.Wegwood.com
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Property Management
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Are you managing your own rentals?
Is your current manager not maximizing your income?
Why not let us take the pressure off you!
At Wegwood Properties we have the experience to expertly manage your property as well as give you the time to enjoy the income without any of the hassles! By providing the following services we can make the ownership of rental properties profitable for you! That is why you invested in the first place - isn't it?
Advertise for quality tenant, and provide thorough tenant screening including a credit check, social security alias check and criminal background check - as well as any judgments.
Collect the security deposits and rent as per the lease agreements.
Do a walk through with tenant prior to move in as well as a walk through prior to move out. We also provide digital pictures of the property for your records at no additional charge.
Deposit the funds into your local bank account by the 15th of each month.
Provide you with a monthly accounting of all funds in the form of a monthly statement showing income as well as expenses for the month.
Renew leases and approve new tenants.
Respond to tenants needs including emergencies as provided for in our management agreement.
Oversee tenant removal in your name if it becomes necessary.
Perform periodic inspections to ensure your property is being cared for in the proper manner.
Hire contractors & supervise them as required.
Our fee for all these services is only 10% of the monthly rent! Isn’t this worth not having to worry about all the little things!
In addition to these services, we of course also have a staffed Real Estate sales office to help you purchase new properties or sell any you currently own.
So don't wait - contact us today! We're ready to answer all your questions, and begin maximizing your income!
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Real Estate Talk
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Little Things...
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Sometimes It's the Little Things...
You've probably seen lots of financial arguments about why you should own your own home rather than rent. This includes budgeting (no rent increases!) and the tax savings you'll most likely have. Now I'm going to give you some reasons you probably haven't heard or thought about.
Freedom to pursue other goals in life once the major goal of home ownership is achieved
Strange as it sounds, many of my first-time buyers have told me that once they bought their home, other things in their life started to fall into place. It's as if not owning took so much of their mental energy that other goals were not worked on until that big goal was reached. So buy a home and get on with your life!
A greater sense of belonging to the community
Once you own a home, you feel more attached to the city in which you live. You're more interested in what happens in town, to the roads, schools, and shopping areas. Some people even become involved in local politics, which you seldom see a renter do.
A commitment to something, a sense of stability
Home ownership is an anchor, something that cannot be pulled out from under you. You'll never get a notice that you have to move. You're kids will never have to change schools. It gives you freedom to plan years ahead.
You can change things, a feeling of being in control
It's your home. You can add to it, remodel it, change the landscaping, do whatever projects you want. You have a feeling of being in control of something in your life. At work we don't always have control of what happens, but your home is your castle that you have dominion over. You can see what you're building take shape before your eyes.
More control over the children than in an apartment complex
In a neighborhood, kids usually play in the yards or go to friend's houses a few doors away. My clients have told me that in an apartment complex they never knew where the kids were. They could be in any of hundreds of apartments, doing who knows what. In a home you get to know the neighbors and watch out for each other's kids.
Time and money saved by not going to the Laundromat
A small point, but if you have kids, you know the value of this one. You gain a whole evening a week when you buy a house! The wash gets done in between other things, or while you're at work. What would you do with the extra evening you'll have? How about going out for dessert with your spouse with all those un-used quarters?
Many of us have been in a home of our own for a long time - and may take these benefits for granted. We forget what it's like to be a renter! If you have anything you can add to the list, please let me know via email. I'd love to hear from you!
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