3 Things to Think About Before Going FSBO
April 24, 2015
in Tips When Selling a Home Tagged fsbo, home, market value, marketing, paperwork, priceQuick: Off the top of your head, what can a real estate agent do to sell a house that you can’t do? “Frankly, I don’t think a Realtor® does much that I can’t do myself,” a New Jersey homeowner told CBS News. After all, real estate agents just stick a sign in the yard, hold […]
Interior Design on a Budget
February 20, 2015
in Home Improvement Tagged budget, color, design, diy, floors, furniture, home, interior design, kitchenWhether you’re planning to furnish a new build, or you’re simply seeking to give your current home a makeover, you don’t have to break the bank to do so. There are countless ways to make a big impact easily and affordably. There are also several do-it-yourself options that can save a bundle on unnecessary labor […]
What Counts as a Comp for Your Home?
December 12, 2014
in Tips When Selling a Home Tagged bathroom, bedroom, comps, home, location, maintenance, price, propertyFrom replacing a rusted out bathroom sink to laying laminate flooring, Americans are hooked on the DIY craze. Some things, however, are better left to professionals. Establishing your home’s current market value before putting it on the selling block or pursuing a refinance is one of those things. To determine its value, appraisers and real […]
3 Easy Improvements to Help You Sell Your Home
November 14, 2014
in Tips When Selling a Home Tagged bathroom, curb appeal, home, improvement, kitchen, paintForget, for a moment, about market trends and interest rates. At any given time, no matter the state of the economy, someone somewhere is selling their home. In any market, homeowners can up the odds that a home sells as quickly and as profitably as possible by giving it a facelift. Sellers should focus on […]
Don’t Forget to Winterize Your Home—Steps You Can Take Today
What if we told you there’s a way to make your home feel warmer, no matter how frigid the air is outdoors? And that your heating bills could actually drop, leaving more money in your pocket every month? Winterizing your home saves energy (meaning money) all year long, helps keep you comfy and prevents common […]
Understanding Septic Tanks: Waste Treatment for Rural Homes
September 20, 2013
in Home Inspection Tagged home, homebuyer, maintenance, septic tank, sewage, waste treatmentIf you’re buying property in an urban or suburban setting, chances are good that the home is connected to a municipal sewage system. If, however, you’re looking at purchasing a home on acreage or in a rural setting, waste may be handled through a septic tank. Proper care and maintenance is key to keeping your […]