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There are people who build better lives for themselves and their families, and then there are people like Carlos Reyes, who shares his unbelievable journey to success on this 16th episode of the Casandra Properties podcast, hosted by our CEO James Prendamano. It is our privilege to have him on the show. He’s as real as they get, dynamic, and inspiring to anyone who has the pleasure of speaking with him.

Carlos Reyes is a serial entrepreneur, motivator, and founder of "All In Nation." He has a family, lives in Phoenix, and now owns 27 businesses, seven of which gross over six figures monthly. After spending about a decade in corporate America, Carlos Reyes opened his own real estate investment company five years ago. After a year or two, he started…

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According to one review, about 6 million people live in Maryland as of 2020. 

If you're thinking about joining these millions of people and moving to Maryland, you're definitely not alone. 

However, there are some things you should know before you decide to move here. Keep reading to find out all about living in Maryland!

Moving to Maryland

Diverse Culture

Maryland has a really diverse culture, especially with its capital being located only about a half-hour drive to Washington D.C. You can also easily drive to New York City or Philadelphia, so this state is a prime spot to experience all kinds of different cities. 

Maryland itself is part of the South, but many people who live there consider themselves Northerners. Because of this, there are all kinds of…

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Are you about to buy your first home?

Unless you've been really good about saving, buying your first home typically comes with another major first: signing on for your first mortgage. But, before you sign on for your first mortgage, there are some things you need to know. 

Check out this guide to learn everything you need to know about your first mortgage. 

First Mortgage

1. Figure Out Your Credit Score and What it Means for Your Mortgage 

Before you apply for a mortgage, you first need to figure out your credit score. 

Your credit score can play a huge role when it comes to what you can afford for a home and how much interest you'll end up paying. For example, let's say your credit score is 750 and you're applying for a $200,000 mortgage. If you…

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Luxury Real Estate In France

Luxury Real Estate In France

France is a country rich in heritage plus it is globally renowned for its art. Over the centuries, the artistic concepts spilt over into architecture thereby creating a spectacle in the real estate industry. Aside from the Notre Dame church, Eifell tower, and luxurious chateaus, earlier homeowners in historic periods applied similar concepts in their architectural designs. Today, the country is full of exquisite and unique real estate which is much sought after.

A large portion of both the citizens and the non-citizens holiday in the south of France particularly in Cannes which is renowned for the international film festival and the Riviera (St. Tropez) which has a warm climate and spectacular beaches. The…

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If you are looking to buy a new home, you are probably torn between buying a new or a preowned one. Although at first, buying a preowned house might seem like the easier and cheaper way to seal the deal, but the reality is quite different. 

In today's market, new construction homes are the most popular option between people around the globe. They have many advantages, which is why they are the first choice of people looking to buy a house. 

When you are looking for a new property to buy, you want everything to be just perfect. The right space for you and your family is hard to find in preowned houses. And if you have decided to invest in a new property, you want to make compromises as little as possible. That's why it can be a tough decision…

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Hot, dry summers at the Australian west coast can be quite unbearable. Perth has lovely sunny beaches, but having a pool in your backyard is a thing. Still, that’s not something that everyone can afford. Although having a personal swimming area means hours and hours of enjoyment, one should rationally observe a pool's installation.

It's not just about digging a hole and waiting for construction to be done. There are many other things to think about if you want your time spent at the pool to be comfortable and, above all, safe. Some of these will require extra costs, so be ready for that when considering building a private swimming area.

Fencing is a must if you live in Perth, regardless of the pool type (above or in-ground). For justified reasons,…

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COVID-19 has affected the normal routines of everyday life due to travel restrictions, quarantine protocols, and other safety measures. In order to contain the spread of the said virus, most counties worldwide have imposed rules and policies intended to limit their people’s movement and encourage them to stay at home. Because of this, a lot of business industries have been affected, and moving companies are no exception. 

Keep reading this article to know more about how most moving companies handle the COVID-19 crisis.

Moving Companies After COVID

Need For Moving Services

There are many reasons why people move. Despite the circumstances, some people end up with the decision to relocate from one place to another. However, this setup might or might not be applicable during…

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Canada is ranked as the second-best country in the world, according to a study by Randstad. It’s no wonder, with its low unemployment rates, inclusivity, universal healthcare, and the beautiful sites you get to see. 

It makes sense that people from all over the world are flocking there and ready to make it their new home. Just like in any country, you’ll need to do your research on what city is best for you and your family so you can get the most out of your move. Here are the top five best cities to live in Canada, ranked. 

Top 5 Cities in Canada

5. Calgary

Calgary is one of the more “American” cities in Canada, mostly because it is known for having a “cowboy nature” to it. It is also known to lean conservatively with its social policies. It is less diverse than…

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In this latest installment of the Casandra Properties podcast, CEO James Prendamano is joined by his the very successful local business owner Sean Conaghan, CEO of VAL-PAK for Staten Island and Brooklyn. Interestingly, Sean originally hails from Bay Ridge, but sounds like he was born in  Edinburgh, Scotland. That’s because he’s wasn't your typical kid from 74th Street, Bay Ridge Brooklyn. He also lived a great deal in Scotland playing international soccer as a pre-teen, a teen, and spent a great deal of time traveling around the UK because of it. So how did this Scottish-Irish American kid from just over the Verrazzano bridge wind up an international soccer champ and – is now the successful CEO and entrepreneur? Well you see, some children are born to…

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In 2019, Americans across the country bought 701,000 new houses. Many of these people were new homeowners, working with a realtor for the first time in their lives. 

Regardless of whether or not you've bought a home before, the right realtor can make the process easier. On the other hand, certain realtors can also break your experience, costing you money, time, and making your life more stressful than it needs to be. So what kind of person should you work with?

Keep reading to learn about seven tips that'll make choosing realtors an easy process. 

First Time Home Buyers

1. Make Sure They Communicate Often 

You may have heard that clear and consistent communication is the most important part of a relationship. The same goes for when working with a realtor.

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