All Forum Posts by: William Burgess

If your home meets the criteria for substantially damaged, then you will have no choice but to elevate or relocate your home in order to meet local building codes. Whether you are rebuilding your home after a flood or trying to prep your home when you know flood waters are rising, there are things you can do to minimize damage to your home and property. You should take various flood proofing measures when rebuilding your property to make it better this time.

A property's condition can be a major contributing factor to any property value. You must call upon the help of companies or contractors like safeguard, DhanInfo, etc. that routinely preserve and maintain the properties until they are sold. They will prepare the properties for future sales based on guidelines regulated by the U.S. department. Or you may also check out different property preservation companies on Internet or listing websites.

Hi there, I totally agree with the comment by Dean H as we don't know how our grandchildren will grow. Well, you could buy the property for your intended and put a company as the trustee. You will be the sole director and shareholder of the company and then you can transfer the directorship to your grandchildren over the age of 18 or via your will. With this, you will own nothing but control everything through a company structure.
You must get an expert advice from a person who are really good at this.

Thank you.

Hello everyone, I am William Burgess from Anniston, AL. Glad to join the community dealing with everything related to real estate. Looking forward to learn and share about investing and real estate.