Divorce sucks. Plain and simple. Included in all the issues that need to be sorted out in the dissolution of a marriage is the family home. Even if the love between you and your estranged spouse has disappeared, your mortgage …
Kitchens never seem to have enough storage, especially with pots and pans taking up so much room. In recent years, though, homeowners have realized they don’t have to store their pots and pans in a cabinet or a drawer under …
You want the most money for your home when you sell, right? Well, you don’t exactly have to have the best house on the block, or live in the most desirable neighborhood in the city. While that would certainly help, …
Staging your home is a must when selling. Properly prepping a house for the market will not only help to sell the place faster, but also for more money. While there are a few different aspects to home staging, the …
Storage always poses a challenge for homeowners, who often must cram all of their extra items into attics and small storage closets. Storing lawn care items proves even more challenging, since gasoline-bearing items like mowers and weed eaters can’t be …
Coming up with the right listing price for a home is not as easy as you might think. While you might be tempted to throw a big number out there to reap in the rewards, this strategy typically doesn’t work. …
Newly built homes certainly offer all the convenient amenities a home owner could want, but they just lack that old-world charm that typically comes with older homes. But all is not lost. There are a number of ways to tweak …
As a home buyer, you probably spend way more time looking for the perfect home than you do learning about the mortgage process. The truth is, mortgages can be a tough concept to grasp.
Unless you buy a property a …
Who wants to pay more taxes than they already have to? No one. Yet thousands of landlords are dishing out more money towards taxes on their rental properties than necessary.
The truth is, there are all sorts of tax deductions …
Look up at the ceiling in your home. What you see says a lot about the era in which your home was built. Textured ceilings are still seen in new homes, featuring various patterns that add interest to rooms. What …
