Today we want to introduce you one more LEENjoy project supporter, an interesting blog which is called Ezra Beyman Real Estate, and we are glad share some more details about it.

There are no categories in this blogm but a lot of articles and posts to the topic of real eastate. The blog owner introduces himself this way:

“…About Ezra Beyman

As Chairman, Ezra Beyman is the central force leading the success and growth of Reliance.
Drawing on his nearly three decades of entrepreneurial experience in real estate and ten years in insurance, Mr. Beyman has set his vision and acuity on one integrated goal: integrity and success. His current portfolio of commercial and residential properties comprise of 93 apartment complexes and approximately 9,500 units, as well as several insurance companies.

Ezra Beyman’ss entrepreneurial career features a humble yet profitable beginning. In 1985, he founded a small mortgage brokerage, together with his wife, that he operated in his basement. From there, his company rapidly grew into a dynamic force on the market. By 2008, he owned the third largest licensed mortgage brokerage in America, having acquired numerous mortgage companies in the interim. He also expanded to real estate acquisition, having grown his portfolio to over three billion dollars.

Ezra Beyman maintains several affiliated businesses in the real estate and financial industries. For many years, he served as President of Empire Equity Group, Inc., a business he co-founded in the 1980s. Since 2006, Ezra also has co-owned Empire American Holdings, LLC, in Montvale, New Jersey. As its Chairman and President, Ezra directs all aspects of the real estate enterprise and oversees a portfolio of commercial buildings and residential properties in 10 states. Under his leadership, Empire American Holdings has grown into one of the nation’s largest privately held property owners. Contact Ezra Beyman EB@reliancegh.com…”

Here is just one small quotation from the article:

“…What To Look For When House Shopping

When you decide to buy a home, the number of factors you need to consider can become overwhelming. Where do you want to move to? How much are you willing to spend on your home? How many rooms do you want or need? There’s so much to consider that some important factors may slip your mind. When you go out to do some house shopping, keep these in mind before making your final decision.

The Location

Obviously, you’ll want to move somewhere that you won’t mind living for a while, so the location of your home is one of the most important aspects to consider. Unlike imperfections that you might find in the home, that can be fixed, you can’t pick up the house and move it to a completely different neighborhood. While house hunting, keep in mind the home’s proximity from your job and the grocery store, if the neighborhood is the right fit for you, how the home itself is situated, what the neighbors are like, and so on. These are all location-specific questions to be answered, so before signing off on the home, really mull over if this is the right space for you.

The Neighborhood

Expand your consideration outside of the perimeter of the property you’re looking at. Not only will you have your property to tend to, but you’ll also have to be considerate of your potential neighbors and the neighborhood itself. Is the neighborhood nice? Is it large? Is it clean, or do the other residents keep their yards dirty or filled with garbage? Will your family be safe there?

The Exterior

Your home will ultimately reflect who you are to passersby, so the exterior should show who you are. If you’re more laid-back, a simpler, more contemporary house would be a good fit for you. If you like the finer things in life, you might want to look into a Victorian or Tudor-style home. Keep in mind the area you’ll be moving to and how you can maintain your house because of it. Brick homes are easier to maintain, but if the area is prone to earthquakes, a brick home won’t be the smartest choice.

The Criteria

Figure out the criteria you’re looking for before you purchase any home. This includes the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, the layout of the house, the lighting and closet space provided, and more. You can remodel, of course, but that’s often expensive to do so. It’s easiest to find a house that matches your criteria as closely as possible to save on future expenses…”

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