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Crime and New Neighborhoods: What to Discover
Ah, neighborhoods. Wide open streets with smooth sidewalks. Lined curbs and street lighting. Nicely manicured homes with fresh coatings of paint and driveways with nary a crack in them.
5 Questions to Ask Before You Buy a Home
It’s a good time to buy a home; interest rates are low, the economy is improving, and home prices are beginning to pick up.
Why Home Inspection is Important Before Selling Your Home
There are many reasons why home owners may want to sell their homes. The family may have been expanding beyond the scope of the current house or sometimes the family or individual just want a change of environment.
Where to Find Foreclosure Deals
Tweet If you do, then there are several ways for you to find a foreclosure and get a hold of the property before someone else snags it. Yes, foreclosures are
How to Help Your Home Build Go Smoothly
Building a home is exciting and character building at the same time.
6 Winter Energy Saving Tips That You Can Do Yourself
Tweet While energy prices are beyond your control, your personal habits are not. Let’s take a look at some tips on how you can conserve energy this winter and save
Choosing the Right New Home Neighborhood
If you are in the market for a new home, then you want to choose a neighborhood that is right for you. Likely, this means an area of the community that is safe, has a good mix of housing units available and offers solid investment potential.
What You Need to Know About Buying a Foreclosed Home
Home foreclosures continue to impact local housing markets, with some areas of the country still recovering from deep losses and repossessions dating back to the late 2000s.
7 Tips for a Successful Open House
You’re getting ready to list your home for sale and you’ve talked with your real estate agent about holding an open house. Not all agents hold these events, as they believe potential buyers will find your home through other means.
Must-Do Maintenance and Repairs for First-Time Homeowners
Tweet It’s easy for first-time buyers to overlook certain aspects of routine maintenance, as most renters have a landlord to call when major systems break, pests appear or the roof
Walk This Way: How to Effectively Complete Your Final Walk Through
Tweet It is important to do a final walk through on your future home with unbiased eyes. Take in everything and make sure all of the agreed upon repairs and
Striking out on Your Own: Life After Living with Mom and Dad
Tweet Moving from the nest is no easy feat considering the harsh economic terrain. Recession-stricken young adults are often “last hired, first fired” in the words of Zhenchao Qian, Ohio
5 Home Improvements That Can Lower Your Home Insurance
Tweet By making small improvements to your home that reduces the risk that your insurance policy providers take on and therefore will lower the cost to you. Many of these
How to Win the Short Sales Game
Tweet To obtain a short sale home you need to possess knowledge, patience and fortitude, attributes that can help you win the short sales game. Knowledge Quite easily, you can
How to Install Built-In Shelving
Tweet That place can be shelving, but unless you are using built-in shelving, you may be concerned that a free standing bookcase or other shelving is too dangerous to place
