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The way you stage your home can go a long way in helping it to sell. Potential buyers need to be able to picture themselves at home in your property—and that’s especially true of the bedroom, where they’ll be spending a large chunk of time relaxing (and, of course, sleeping!). But staging can be expensive.…
Read MoreChances are, you spend a lot of time in your home, so why not make sure it’s as energy-efficient, safe, and comfortable as possible? If you’re a homeowner, making some New Year’s resolutions—and then following through—may pay dividends all year long. Take a look at four improvements that are easy to implement and won’t break…
Read MoreEveryone has a different idea of the “perfect” starter home. But there are some home features that are more popular with first-time homebuyers than others—and if you’re thinking about selling your home, it’s important you know what, exactly, those features are. A recent survey from home insurance resource Clovered found that the features first-time buyers are most…
Read MoreReal estate agents hear this all the time… “I wish I had called you before. But I just didn’t want to bother you. I know you’re busy…” …after it is too late. There are times when you might feel like you shouldn’t “bother” the real estate agent you know. (Could be your friend, a neighbor,…
Read MoreHiring movers can be a great move (pun intended!). Working with the right moving company can make the entire moving process easier, faster, more efficient, and less stressful. But your movers can only do their job if you do yours. A recent article from Realtor.com outlined a few oft-forgotten steps people need to take before the movers…
Read MoreIf you’re getting ready to sell your home, it makes sense that you’d want to renovate and fix any lingering problems as a way to get top dollar for your home. But if you want your renovations to help your home sale—and not hurt it—you need to ensure you have the necessary permits. According to…
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