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What to Bring at Closing: For Sellers, the List Is Short and Sweet

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // November 9, 2020

Selling a house can feel like the short end of the real estate transaction. After you’ve prepped and staged the house to perfection, strangers get to walk through and cast their judgments while the sweat drips from your brow. In the end, you’re the one who has to say goodbye to a place you called home. But if you manage to […]


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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DUE DILIGENCE AND EARNEST MONEY

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // November 2, 2020

What Is The Difference Between Due Diligence Money and Earnest Money? If you are shopping for a home and are hearing terms you aren’t familiar with such as due diligence money and earnest money, you might be wondering what the difference between the two is, how they affect you, how much they will cost you, […]


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Pros and Cons of a Homeowner’s Association

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // October 26, 2020

Thinking about buying a home in a community with a homeowner’s association (HOA)? Before you make an offer, make sure you understand how these organizations work.  An HOA is run by a Board of Directors (homeowners elected by other residents), and it’s the responsibility of the association to set rules and regulations for the neighborhood. […]


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Win The Bidding War! A Realtor’s ‘Can’t Lose’ Secrets To Getting Your Real Estate Offer Accepted

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // October 19, 2020

Nobody wants to find a dream home only to end up in a bidding war. But with a good realtor and some preparation, you can be ready to win a bidding war every time. Putting an offer on a home can be exhilarating, especially if the offer you submit is exactly what the seller has […]


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Painted vs Stained Cabinets: Knowing Which Option is Best for You

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // October 13, 2020

When it’s time to choose the perfect cabinets for your kitchen, one of the decisions you will have to make is whether to choose painted or stained cabinets. Maybe that decision is one you have already made, and you know exactly which you will choose.  Perhaps you are still debating which option suits you best. […]


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Top 5 Tips For Fall Gardening

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // October 5, 2020

Summer’s over but that doesn’t necessarily mean the year’s gardening is over. You can keep those crops coming if you want to. But even if you don’t feel like planting, there are plenty of tasks to do in the backyard to keep busy outdoors. Here are 5 tips for fall gardening: 1. Clean up the […]


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6 Ways To Improve Your Home Lighting

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // September 28, 2020

Home is the place we never compromise with any single factor as we dwell in there. Contemporary and modern approaches towards the home interior are today in practice as per the customization necessities. The decor commodities are not only vital but also the lighting effects any home reflects is essential. The very first move for […]


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9 ways to take advantage of today’s low interest rates

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // September 21, 2020

You may be able to take advantage of a low interest rate environment by making some changes in your financial situation. Here are nine steps to consider to help save money on your debt, lower your monthly payments, refocus your investment strategy, or improve your lifestyle: 1. Refinance your mortgage If you bought a home […]


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Is fall a good time to plant trees and shrubs?

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // September 14, 2020

Many people assume that the best time to plant trees and shrubs is in the spring because they have the entire growing season to become established. However, spring weather isn’t always cooperative when it comes to getting plants in the ground. Late snow or excessive rainfall can make the soil too wet and unstable to […]


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How to Find a Good Contractor for Home Improvement Repairs

Posted by Jacqueline Richards // September 8, 2020

You’ve likely seen the story on your local news: A fly-by-night contractor swoops into town and scams dozens of homeowners out of thousands of dollars each before disappearing without a trace. No one wants to go through such an ordeal. And yet it happens all the time, especially during the summer when more homeowners start home […]


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