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Marci McFarland is a Sarasota real estate agent with a broad professional approach. Her unique insight into the various lifestyle requirements of her clients, combined with an intimate knowledge of her service area including Downtown Sarasota real estate, make her an ideal choice for families and investors alike.

    Rent Or Own? The Fallacy Behind Conventional Rent Vs. Own Calculators

    The New York Times has a rent vs. buy calculator that is easy to use and deceptively simple to understand. It tells me that, in some cases, it is never a better investment to buy for $1000 a month when I can rent for $750. On the surface, that may be true. $1000 a month, plus whatever I put forth as a down payment is definitely more than $750 a month. Or is it? Read: Rent Or Own? The Fallacy Behind Conventional Rent Vs. Own Calculators Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 18/02/2009 | Real Estate

    Consider A Natural Latex Mattress

    Did you know that latex is a natural material? Made from Hevea brasiliensis, more commonly known as the rubber tree, this product featured in all sorts of items until it was largely replaced by synthetic latex, which is synthesized from petroleum. Today, thought, natural latex is making a comeback, as the demand for naturally and sustainably produced goods is rising. Read: Consider A Natural Latex Mattress Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 18/02/2009 | Interior Design

    The 4-week Packing Plan

    It helps to break the packing and moving ordeal into stages that can be got through with less fuss than a 24-hour grind. You’ll be less stressed, things will be more organized and moving day will go a lot smoother. Read: The 4-week Packing Plan Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 16/01/2009 | Moving & Relocating

    Buy an Apartment and Improve Your Financial Future!

    For people on the go, a low-maintenance home is ideal. Apartments don’t usually require that you do much more than keep the balcony clean, if that. The time that it takes to mow the lawn, prune the hedges or wash the exterior of the building is time that someone else will be taking, not you. Read: Buy an Apartment and Improve Your Financial Future! Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 15/01/2009 | Real Estate

    Buying a Fsbo: What to Expect, What to Watch for

    Get permission from the seller for a C.L.U.E. ("Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange") report. The report will show you the consumer claim information concerning the home. If a seller hasn't had their home checked out before, this can reveal some startling information for all concerned, so it's valuable information. The C.L.U.E. keeps up to 5 years of property claims history. Read: Buying a Fsbo: What to Expect, What to Watch for Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 18/12/2008 | Real Estate

    5 Cheapskate Tips for Staging Your Spare Room

    Freecycle.org is a non-profit organization that began for the purpose of enabling people to get rid of unwanted items without sending them to a landfill. There are groups all over the world. Craigslist and other ad sites are another alternative. Many people are just trying to get rid of their stuff, hopefully for a few bucks. Much of this is perfect for staging purposes. Thrift stores are another cheap option. Read: 5 Cheapskate Tips for Staging Your Spare Room Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 15/12/2008 | Real Estate

    Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Your Home Life and Life as a Realtor

    To avoid the wonderful world of burnout and the if-you-only-knew speech that you feel obligated to give people who rave about your supposed freedom, it is imperative that you start giving yourself as much time as you give your clients... or more. In order to be a good Realtor, you need to take care of yourself and what is important to you. Cozy condos, palatial properties and stunning views can only take you so far. Read: Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Your Home Life and Life as a Realtor Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 17/11/2008 | Time Management

    Buying Your First Castle in the Air

    There's a lot you can do to improve it, including getting help (although you may want to think twice about going to a credit counselor, because that goes on your report and doesn't look that great - unless your credit is horrible to begin with). A surprisingly short period of work can result in a significant jump in your credit rating. Read: Buying Your First Castle in the Air Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 14/11/2008 | Real Estate

    Renovations and Those Darn Trees!

    Another problem that has to be considered when planning to remove a tree is the after-effects. If you just get a chainsaw and cut it down, many of the roots will obviously be left in the ground. Once these roots decay, you may have a hole after a few years that your house can subside into - then you'll need more than a reno! Read: Renovations and Those Darn Trees! Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 20/10/2008 | Landscaping

    Wells: What to Look Out for

    Inquire with the previous owners about the well's history: when was it drilled, what is its depth, how are the pump and wellhead functioning, when was the water last tested, what was it tested for and what were the results, also, is there a filtration system in place? There should be a well log that contains a record of who drilled the well, who commissioned it (ie, the owner at the time) it's exact location and other relevant details. Read: Wells: What to Look Out for Read

    By: Marci McFarland | 17/10/2008 | Real Estate
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