Your kitchen cabinets are totally outdated, and the peeling vinyl countertops are nothing but an eye-sore. It’s time for a kitchen overhaul, but how exactly are you going to come up with the funds to pay for it?
Instead of …
Many consumers tend to wait until the last minute to file their taxes. In the rush of meeting the deadline, some deductions may get missed, including homeowner tax deductions. If you missed out on maxing out your tax deductions this …
While certain buying decisions can be made on a whim, others require careful consideration. The decision to buy a home is a big one, and is likely the biggest expenditure you’ll ever make in your entire life.
While there are …
At the peak of their fame, celebrities make millions of dollars per project. With all of that money rolling in, they can’t possibly have a care in the world. They can buy whatever they want whenever they want, handing over …
You’ve installed your cabinets, countertops, and appliances in your newly remodeled kitchen. To round things off and add an dash of ‘oomph’ to your kitchen, install a custom DIY backsplash.
When it comes to this area above the countertops, there …
You’ve found the home of your dreams, and put in an offer that was accepted by the seller. Congratulations! But now comes another challenge – getting approved for a mortgage to finance your new place. The process doesn’t have to …
Thinking of doing a little remodeling or renovating on your home? Before you pick up that hammer, you’ll need to run your plans by your local architectural review board (ARB) first.
You might think of an ARB as nothing more …
From the mansions of Beverly Hills and Nashville to the brownstones of New York City, celebrity homes regularly hit the market. They then stay on the market for months. Sometimes even years. While it may seem that people would be …
When it comes to buying a house, coming up with a big chunk of cash in the form of a down payment is typically the biggest obstacle.
Buyers will usually be advised to put a down payment of 20% on …
We’ve all seen those programs on TV showing investors buying shabby homes, fixing them up a little, then flipping them for a big profit. The truth is, you can realistically do the same thing yourself, as long as you’re willing …
