Dear Friends, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your families a happy healthy and prosperous New Year! As we welcome in 2017, I am anticipating a strong Real Estate Market. Buyers, there is no time like the present to find that perfect home. Interest rates are still low, enabling you […]
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1. Keep Bulk Buys in Check Instead of piling up towers of paper towels or toilet paper, hang a cloth shoe organizer from your basement or bathroom closet rod and store each roll in its own individual cubby to free up floor space. As a bonus, you won’t have to fumble around trying to extract
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1. Tin Cans Become … Winter Gear Storage Image: Clare Fauke, Projectophile.net Hats and gloves and boots, oh my. With three young children and a small entryway, Clare Fauke gets desperate to see her floor each winter. “I needed a way to contain things in a spot everyone could reach,” she says. While cooking chili
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Hello Friend and Colleague, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a very Happy, Healthy, and Safe Holiday Season. In addition, I would like you to know that the holidays are a great time to sell your home. Attached you will find a list of the “12 Top Reasons
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Putting together a home emergency preparedness kit you hope never to use may seem like a waste of time and money. But when disasters happen that are beyond your control, you can take charge of how you respond. Items for an emergency preparedness kit Store all items in an easy-to-carry bag or suitcase that’s readily
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Now is a great time for setting into motion the buying or selling of your home. The New Year will be here before you know it, and I would love to assist you with the details as your Realtor. Buyers who work with me get an agent who cares; one who is concerned and enthusiastic about
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When I bought my first house, my timing couldn’t have been better: The house closing was two weeks before the lease was up on my apartment. That meant I could take my time packing and moving, and I could get to know the new place before moving in. I recruited family and friends to help
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Successful burglars have lots in common — home owners who unwittingly give invitations to robbery. Here’s how thieves thank you for your generosity. You come home to an open front door, a ransacked house, and missing valuables. How did a burglar know you’d be gone? How did they get in? Leaving boxes by the curb
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This post is sponsored by Honeywell. I received a Lyric thermostat and compensation in exchange for coverage. All opinions and thoughts about this product are my own. As a home improvement contributor for HouseLogic, I recently received a new thermostat from Honeywell to test. They wanted to know how the thermostat performs, and also if
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New mortgage rules are pretty clear about what you have to do to convince a lender you’re a qualified mortgage borrower. Meant to measure your ability to repay, the new rules created a list of eight things lenders had to check to make sure you could repay your mortgage. Those protections help ensure we’re not
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