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Throwing on a new coat of paint inside and out can be a good start to preparing a home for sale, but there are plenty of other things home sellers can do to get their home ready to go on the market and get the best price possible for it.Here are five things to do […]
When it comes to home improvement, the options are endless. While many homeowners have their sights set on a huge overhaul (hello five-star kitchen complete with the latest and greatest appliances and gadgets), simple home updates that can be completed in a timely manner-without breaking the bank-typically offer the best return on your investment.If you’re […]
When you have a home on the market and start cleaning out the rooms and making everything presentable, one area that often gets overlooked is the garage. In fact, the garage sometimes ends up looking worse as it’s used as a storage spot for items from other areas of the home.The problem with this centers […]
Living in a tiny home of 500 square feet or so can be a way to pare belongings and expenses. But unless you’re already comfortable living in such a small amount of space-especially with another person-there are some things you may not be prepared for.Here are four things you should know before buying a tiny […]
Originally, a Man Cave was considered a private oasis for a man and used to hang out with his buddies and display all those collectables, posters and toys that his wife would refer to as “junk.” It was a space to call his own and the sanctuary was a place where he could watch sports, […]
Selling a home always requires work, but selling a vacant home can demand a bit of extra attention. When furniture is removed, any flaws or quirks will be laid bare. And without a family tending to the space, dust settles faster than you may realize.Below are a handful of tips to put your vacant home’s […]
House prices come with a lot of digits, but that shouldn’t scare you away from buying a home. A mortgage-as opposed to rent-allows you to slowly purchase your home over time. So, instead of paying rent and helping somebody else pay their mortgage, why not invest in your own property?According to the InCharge Institute of […]
A minor kitchen remodel, such as changing hardware, resurfacing cabinets and other minor improvements, can earn a high return on investment. It can help sell a home that can be difficult tounload, and help it command a higher price, making purchasing a fixer-upper home to flip worthwhile.Howdo you know if the kitchen-one of the most-used […]
When it comes to protecting our eyes against harsh, damaging UV rays, most of us think about popping on sunglasses for long days at the beach; however, it’s possible to incur UV damage right at home, especially if you have an abundance of wide, bright windows. In fact, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology […]
Now that the dust has settled and your belongings are put away, it’s time to get a lay of the land. Whether you moved a few houses down the street or across state lines, settling into a new location can be a fun adventure…so long as you’re ready to put in the work it takes […]
