The nice part about being a landlord/lady is the passive income stream, meaning you don’t have to present to make money, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of work to be done as well as unexpected expenses to pay. You […]
Alexandra Carlin – Salesperson at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
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When you hire a general contractor to remodel your home, all the sub-contractors and their workers will report to him or her. The general contractor oversees scheduling, hiring, material estimation and acquisition, tear out, installation, waste disposal, permits, and insurance. Because of the […]
Your home is your castle but it’s not a fortress, at least as far as the local wildlife is concerned. Squirrels, mice, raccoons, bats and birds are known for finding ways to enter your home and move into walls or your attic. They can cause damage to your […]
When you hire a general contractor to remodel your home, it’s helpful to know what to expect, so start with the design you want. Are you doing a complete remodel? A kitchen? A bath? Adding square footage or moving walls […]
Home security experts agree on one thing – burglars cruise around and look for homes that appear easiest to break into and escape from quickly. YourBestDigs.com says that 88 percent of burglaries are in residential areas. Break-ins are the most feared property crime, yet nearly a […]
To sell your home fast, get rid of clutter, depersonalize, clean it thoroughly and paint it inside and out. But is that all you need to do? You can have your home professionally staged and sell your home for more than enough […]
As a new homeowner, you may not know much about gardening, but now you have this lovely yard where you can grow whatever you like. You can make a beautiful garden that yields a lot of fruit and vegetables or […]
If you want to give your home a new personality, stucco could be a lot of look for the money. In use for more than two millennia, plaster work, or stucco, has long been appreciated for its utility. With its sand and cement base, it’s […]
You’ve fallen in love with the character of an older home, but you’ve noticed a problem. The floors are not level. While you expect some settling over time, how concerned should you be when you see sloping or otherwise trip-hazardous floors? That depends on what’s causing […]
Young homebuyers are having a rough time compared to their Boomer parents when they were first-time homebuyers. Today’s buyers have more student debt, slower wage growth and are building wealth later in life than their parents did at the same […]
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