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10 Easy Fixes for that Nearly-Perfect House You Want to Buy
From price and location to the physical structure itself, the list of things to keep in mind when house shopping can be long.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on May 14, 2019 in
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From price and location to the physical structure itself, the list of things to keep in mind when shopping for a house can seem endless. But some problems you encounter don’t need to affect your final decision. Although easy is a relative term, accomplishing the 10 fixes that follow is generally pretty straightforward. We also point out some big-ticket fixes to watch out for. Happy house hunting!
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3 Tech Questions to Ask Before Buying a Smart Home
When you find the perfect smart home for you, consider these important questions.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on January 21, 2019 in
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Guest post by Jon Snyder
Smart homes are all the rage these days and are quickly becoming a hot commodity. A recent survey found that 65 percent of buyers would pay extra for houses with smart features – that is, anything in the home that connects to the internet. Smart features include connected security systems, HVAC systems, lighting, thermostats, door locks, and eco-friendly appliances—all of which can be controlled remotely from your smartphone or tablet.
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3 Things I Wish Someone Told Me as a First Time Home Buyer
Wondering if it may be time to buy your first home? Take a look at this before you get started.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on March 12, 2019 in
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LINDSAY LISTANSKI
As I approach my four year “homeaversary” I decided to take a moment to reflect on all that I had on my mind as my husband and I prepared to make the biggest purchase of our lives. Here are some of the things I wish I had known sooner that I hope will help you, or someone you, know on their journey toward homeownership.
You Don’t Pay The Agent’s Commission as the Buyer
So many first time buyers wonder, “do you have to pay a real estate agent if you are buyin... read more
4 Investments Worth Making in Your First Home
You’ve just bought your first home – congratulations! Now it’s time to make your home feel like, well, home.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on December 16, 2019 in
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You’ve just bought your first home – congratulations! Now it’s time to make your home feel like, well, home by undertaking some long-term investments that will not only look beautiful, but will also last you for years to come.
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The following is a guest post by Suhayl Laher
In today’s post, we’re offering some advice for first-time homeowners on areas where spending a little bit more is likely to pay off in the long-run. From valuable aesthetic updates in key areas such ... read more
5 New Homeowner Mistakes You Can Easily Avoid (And How to Avoid Them)
Keep these tips and tricks in mind as you learn the ropes of being a homeowner.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on April 15, 2019 in
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The following is a guest post from Jessica Thiefels
Becoming a first-time homeowner is one of the most exciting and stressful times of your life, even after the closing papers have been signed and key is in hand. Suddenly, you’re faced with a whole new set of challenges: how to manage a home that’s yours, not your landlord’s. There are a lot of opportunities to learn—and as you learn, mistakes will be made.
Luckily, many new homeowner mistakes can be easily avoided with a little preparation.... read more
