Category Archives: Real Estate

By Clint Whitworth Ah, the cabin in the woods — or by the lake. Some of us are fortunate to have that little piece of paradise. Often cabins don’t get the level of care a full-time home does because they’re … Continue reading →

By Bethany Seton It’s no secret that property investments can put you on the track towards financial freedom, but finding the right one might be more challenging than first thought. When it comes to purchasing waterfront property, there are many … Continue reading →

Whether you grew up with a lakefront cabin or home in your family, or have spent weekends and holidays at resorts or friends’ homes “Up North,” it’s a common dream to wish for a lake house of your own. If … Continue reading →

Is it time for a home away from home? Buying a lakeshore home has different considerations than a primary residence. Here are insights you can use as you consider purchasing waterfront property in Minnesota or western Wisconsin.   1. List your requirements … Continue reading →

by Chloe Taylor The 21st century is the era of the greatest urbanization this world has ever seen. Never before in our history were there so many people living in the cities. It is also not surprising that some of … Continue reading →

by Savannah Wardle Given that renting out your vacation home could potentially pay for itself when it comes to mortgages and insurance, it’s no wonder that vacation rentals are more popular than ever. But preparing your home to be rented … Continue reading →

by Paul Denikin When you’re preparing to sell your home, you are also preparing to spend money. Increasing a home’s value through DIY projects won’t be free, but it can be inexpensive and have a great ROI. Of course, without … Continue reading →

Lakeshore Plus owner Jim Slater is well-known as “The Lakeshore Guy.” He specializes in waterfront properties and knows first-hand what living the lakeshore lifestyle is all about. Slater reports positive actives in lake shore real estate: • There is a … Continue reading →