How to Give Your New Home a Grown-up Look Guest Author: Lillian Connors When you move into your new home and decorate it to your taste, it can feel “finished” the moment you bring in an oversized potted plant or […]
January is Radon Awareness Month. What is Radon? According to the EPA, “Radon is a cancer-causing, radioactive gas. You can’t see radon. And you can’t smell it or taste it. But it may be a problem in your home”. Radon, a naturally-occurring […]
Sometimes moving requires orchestrating a 100 piece band with no formal training as a conductor! From listing and selling your home to finalizing the closing documents – somewhere in-between packing and then moving comes into play. One critical item to […]
Essential Resources for Efficient Senior Downsizing Guest Author: Danielle Porter Getting a whole home’s worth of belongings moved to a new place is a challenge. Downsizing adds a few more variables to the equation, especially when you’ve lived a very […]
Tight housing market. Homes selling for way more than the asking price. Some buyers are beginning to think about buying a fixer-upper. Fans of HGTV have probably seen more than your fair share of fixer-uppers. TV shows tend to make […]
Your property is for sale during the holiday season – here are some tips and things to consider when decorating for the holidays. We all have our favorite holiday homes. You know the ones you drive by and eyes light […]
A Happy Tail: Pets and the Homebuying Process Some Highlights It’s no secret that we love our furry friends – about 70% of U.S. households have pets. What may come as a surprise is how large a role they play in the homebuying process. […]
Moving While Getting a Business Off the Ground. Guest Author: Eva Benoit Moving while getting a business off of the ground is challenging but still doable. If your current home isn’t sufficient for your new home-based business and you want […]
6 Steps to Buying a House When You’re In Debt Guest Author: Alice Robertson You’re saddled with debt. You’re paying off student loans, medical bills, credit cards, and who knows what else. Your credit history isn’t exactly stellar. There’s no […]