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How to Handle Leaks Underneath the Foundation of Your House
Whether you are familiar with plumbing or not, there is a chance that if you are a homeowner one day, you will have a pipe leak. It would be a good...
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Cleaning wipes are still a pretty rare find in the stores because of the pandemic. Here is a way you can make your own and create less waste while...
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How Students Can Save Money for First Apartment Rental
Getting all you need when you move to your first apartment can be costly, especially when you are on a line budget as a student. The fact that...
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Fresh DIY Ideas for Easy Home Décor
When it comes to home décor, there are a few options available to home owners. The readymade ones from the market might come at higher...
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Reasons to Hire End of Lease Cleaning Services
You love your apartment, and you have made many great memories there. However, now you must consider what to do as you near the end of your lease....
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Money Saving Renovation Ideas
by Guest on Jan 15, 2014
If you’re looking to renovate your house at the beginning of 2014, the good news is that you’ve picked a great time to start. At the same time, however, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with shaving the prices off the renovation or even working towards economizing your home for the future. Continue reading →
Evaluating a Fixer Upper Property before Purchasing
by Sally Smith on Jan 24, 2014
Investing in a fixer upper property can be a really great concept to earn some additional money as part of your income. The real facts are that you really need to evaluate a property with the help of a professional inspector before investing large amounts of upfront money, as it can end up sucking up a lot of your money if it’s not in the best of shape. Continue reading →
A Guide to Finding the Right Movers for Your Home
by Ryan Holman on Feb 14, 2014
Making a change of residence is a major undertaking that will require a significant amount of planning. One of the most important steps in the planning process will be deciding on how you plan to transport your property to the new home. Some people might try to rent a truck and handle this process on their own, but others may need or prefer the services of professional movers. Individuals that are shopping for a moving company will find that there are a lot of companies that offer these services. While most companies will take every step to ensure customer satisfaction, there are some that engage in practices that are less than ethical. Finding the right movers for your home will require the individual to take some time and do a little research. Continue reading →
Repair and Replace: Effective Ways to Sell Your Home Faster
by Tom Grant on Mar 10, 2014
What puts you in the mood to buy a house? Is it a dirty paint job with overgrown grass? What about a stone driveway past its prime? Are you attracted to vinyl siding that's supposed to be white, but is yellowish instead? Of course not - none of these things is attractive. None of these things will make you want to buy a home. Continue reading →
Home Sweet Home: Your Pre-Move-In Checklist
by Jessica Socheski on Mar 12, 2014
Now that you have your new house, there is no doubt that you will be eager to move in right away. The sooner you can unpack and organize, the sooner you can get back to a regular routine and have your life back. Continue reading →
The Importance of Truck Rentals When Repairing and Renovating Your House
by Guest on Apr 28, 2014
Renovating the home is a big decision because it means that you would need to prepare your home and make sure that all of your items, especially the most fragile ones, are safeguarded. A home repair may be costly, but having your items broken into pieces will add up to your expenses. Continue reading →
How to Choose the Right Garden Apartment
by Boris Dzhingarov on May 12, 2014
Selecting the right place to call home is a task. The apartment or home needs to be comfortable, roomy and have the amenities that you require. When you walk into a place you should be able to picture yourself there. Garden studios are ideal, especially for people that wish to bring some of nature inside. Continue reading →
Choosing the Right Real Estate Agent to Sell Your House
by Sally Smith on May 20, 2014
If you are trying to sell your home, there is one thing you need to make sure you have. That is a good real estate agent. Choosing the right real estate agent can be the difference between confidence and frustration. Continue reading →
The Best DIY Approach When You Buy a Rundown Property
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jul 8, 2014
Buying a rundown property is a fantastic way of getting hold of a house at a bargain price but it could also stretch your DIY skills to the limit. If you want to turn it into your dream home as quickly as you can then it is a smart idea to take the following approach. Continue reading →
How to Save Money on Major Home Repairs
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jul 11, 2014
Major home repairs can take quite a chunk out of your hard-earned savings, so many homeowners do whatever they can to take the proper steps to avoid major mishaps. But even if you take all of the right preventative measures to avoid a big problem or a costly repair, things can happen as a result of Mother Nature. Continue reading →
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