Having a work from home option is a huge advantage during this pandemic, especially since stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders are still being enforced. This is why video conferencing and online meetings among companies are now the new norm. If you\’re one of those who have such a set-up but feels like your home still needs […]
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Without a doubt, our favorite movies are the ones we can relate to in one way or another. And whether you\’re buying a home or starting your house search, it’s a good thing to know that there are movies you can definitely relate to. A lot of movies touch on real estate, even if they
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When it comes to laws in the United States, every state is different, especially when it comes to real estate and property management. But there are also real estate laws that are nothing short of bizarre or just downright weird and humorous. If you\’re looking to move to any of these cities or states, this
Tiny homes. We\’ve seen them on the HGTV series and admired their cute and alluring interiors on Pinterest. But what exactly are these? These diminutive dwellings maximize the functionality of the limited space while basking on the idea of green living because of the reduced carbon footprint. The tiny house trend also highlights “dramatic downsizing”
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Many real estate agents are there exclusively to help us navigate the intricate process of buying or selling a home. Yet, don\’t be surprised because there are also some who are exceptional in assisting renters in finding a nice and desirable apartment, condo, or any rental property. Their level of service may depend on the
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Do you find yourself attending open houses or looking in the classified ads when you\’re thinking of upgrading to a new house? You might even have a real estate agent\’s number handy so you could have them show you new homes. But have you ever considered checking on foreclosure listings? Rather than paying the market
Keeping up with home maintenance tasks can be daunting, especially for new homeowners. It may be hard to accept the fact that sometimes you have to cancel a weekend brunch so you can clean out the gutters and mow the lawn. While these responsibilities could be frustrating, it’s what you have to do to protect
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We often talk about starting a home improvement project, like a bathroom or kitchen remodel, because we’re dissatisfied with the house and are looking for ways to make it even better. But what if the first thing that’s hindering us from appreciating our biggest investment is the enormous amount of clutter that we’ve accumulated over
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The process of selling, buying, and moving into a new home can be very complicated and overwhelming. But on the lighter side, it is also a journey full of fun and exciting discoveries. Part of a homeowner’s discovery and realization is finding their ideal neighborhood, their dream backyard, their perfect kitchen, and a wall full
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Here are five steps you must take to make sure you are ready for this hurricane season: 1. Create an evacuation plan and discuss it with your family Create an evacuation plan and discuss it with your family to make sure they know the evacuation routes and destinations. Also take note of the local emergency
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