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NEW LISTING 2700 square feet in the county, 1+ acres, immaculate 4 BR 2.5 bath This is a must to see. Call me at 731-444-0058 or Golden Key Realtors 731-668-4848 to see.

Home for rent in the hospital area. Great location! Three bedrooms, two baths, large living room, eat in kitchen, fenced yard. Call 731-444-0061 for more information.

Executive rental in North Jackson! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den with fireplace, fenced yard. Quiet cove lot. Call 731-444-0061 for more details.

House for rent in hospital area! Great location, large fenced in yard, screened porch. Private message for more details.

Gorgeous new listing in one of Jackson’s finest neighborhoods! Beautifully designed and decorated. Five bedrooms, including two master suites, four full baths, two half baths, two laundry rooms and more! Too many features to list here. Call 731-668-4848 for more information!

Duplex for rent in North Jackson. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Large closets plus pantry in kitchen. Nice landscaping, enclosed garage and large patio in back! Call Bill at 731-444-0061 for more information!

Beautiful new listing in the LANA area! All the charm and beauty of an older home with many updates including two new HVACs, new cabinets, countertops, flooring, and more!. Check out 317 Arlington...you will love it!

House for rent in the hospital area. Newly remodeled with hardwood floors, new paint and appliances. Large back yard with privacy fence. Great location!

For many first-time buyers, buying a home can be a scary experience. They know they'll be maintaining or improving a home with little to no maintenance experience, so the solution is to buy a home in perfect condition. So, they hire a home inspector to point out all the flaws. The problem is -- no perfect home exists. Air conditioners break, plumbing pipes leak, and roof tiles blow off in the wind. If you're buying a home, start with a reasonable expectation of what home inspectors can do. Their job is to inform you about the integrity and condition of what you're buying, good and bad. A home inspection should take several hours, long enough to cover all built-in appliances, all mechanical, electrical, gas and plumbing systems, the roof, foundation, gutters, exterior skins, windows and doors. An inspector doesn't test for pests or sample the septic tank. For those, you need industry-specific inspectors. Do make sure the inspector you hire is licensed. The responsibilities of home inspectors vary according to state law and their areas of expertise. It is also important to ask what the inspection covers. Source: RealtyTimes


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More Vacancies in Apartment Buildings
DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2017
The national apartment vacancy rate ticked up slightly in the fourth quarter as multifamily construction begins to outpace current demand. The vacancy rate increased to 4.5 percent compared to 4.4 percent in the third quarter, according to a report from real estate research firm Reis.

Vacancy rates posted increases in 50 of 79 metros in the fourth quarter. New York and Washington, D.C., reached record rates of 5.1 percent and 6.6 percent respectively, according to Reis. The firm predicts that vacancies will continue to rise in 2018 before starting to taper off in 2019.

Construction dropped to 43,769 units in the fourth quarter. In the third quarter, there were 60,890 units. Asking rents increased 0.4 percent, and effective rents rose 0.3 percent, according to Reis. Asking rents rose 3.9 percent year over year, and effective rents rose 3.3 percent.

Source: “U.S. Apartment Vacancy Rates Rise in Fourth Quarter,” Reuters (Dec. 28, 2017)