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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  1st time buyer  Buy House  buyer  Buyers  Buying  Design  First Time Home Buyers  First Time Homebuyer  First Time Homebuyers  Home  Home Care  Home Decor  Home Design  Home Improvement  Home Improvements  Home Tips  inside the Home  Property Needs
VICTORIA KEICHINGER Houzz Contributor, Laura Gaskill 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! Photo by Simply Home Decorating –... read more

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  Buy House  Buyers  Buying  Home  Home Improvements  Home Purchase Checklist  Home Tech  Innovation  Smart Homes  Smart House  Technology
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. While smart homes offe... 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  1st time buyer  Buy House  buyer  Buyers  Buying  Decorating  First Time Home Buyers  First Time Homebuyer  First Time Homebuyers  Home  Home Decor  Home Design  Home Improvement  Home Improvements  Home Ownership  Home Tips  Home Updates
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. SHARE 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

4 Ways to Help Make Moving with Kids Easier

These 4 things to keep in mind should help make the transition to a new home and neighborhood easier for the entire family.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on June 19, 2019 in  First Time Home Buyers  First Time Homebuyers  Home  Home Tips  Moving  Moving Checklist
The following is a guest post by Laura McHolm, Co-Founder of NorthStar Moving. Summer is here! For families, it’s the most popular time to move to a new home because school is out. If there is any comfort in togetherness, nearly 40 million of us move in the summer. Don’t feel alone, we’re here to guide you!  It’s no secret, no one likes to move and that includes your kids. Moving is one of the most stressful times in life, and it brings lots of change. For your kids, it means making new... read more

5 Home Features That Can Impact Your Insurance Rate

Take these upgrades that commonly impact rates into consideration, and you may start writing smaller checks.
Posted by Inactive-Krissy Stewart on May 31, 2019 in  DIY  Home  Home Care  Home Improvement  Home Insurance  Home Maintenance  Home Ownership  Home Tips  Home Updates
The following is a guest post from Paul Martin The way home insurance rates are calculated can seem like a mystery. However, once you understand the mindset of the insurance company, it becomes easier to figure out. To lower your home insurance rate, you’ll need to honestly review some key features of your home that could be costing you big bucks. Take these upgrades that commonly impact rates into consideration, and you may start writing smaller checks.1. The condition of your plumbing One of the biggest con... read more

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