I forgot to drain my hot water heater and low and behold buildup of sediment and dirt filled the hot water heater and now I have to replace a two year old hot water heater sooner than expected. Yikes! Where am I going to get the money so that my showers are at least warm and my dishes get clean with good hot water? This happens all the time and you may have run into this scenario and others like it when it comes to Read More
Why Buying a Home in Winter is a Good Idea
I know, I know, you are super swamped with the holidays. From parties to gift buying and decorating the tree to spending time with family. Not to mention the additional expenses that the holiday season brings us. All of these reasons might deter anyone from buying a home in the winter. But the reality is, that buying a home in winter may save you money. Read More
Interview with Senior Move Manager, Jan McCreary – Allen
We were introduced to Jan McCreary – Allen while speaking and exhibiting at the National Association of Senior Move Managers Conference (NASMM). Jan became a professional client of HomeZada’s and her continued commitment of the solution led us to ask her how and why she chose HomeZada to use within her business. What we found was the value of Jan’s business, Smooth Transitions of West Texas and how her services provided so much value to her clients. HomeZada was a mere tool to use to help her with her goals of helping others around her and leveraging her skills to help families in need of her services. Here is Read More
What Are the Most Valuable Rooms When Selling Your Property?
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There is much more to selling your property than just placing an ad and waiting for a buyer to show up. It is important to know what potential buyers are going to look for when they come to check out your home. There are rooms that might just be a deal breaker and help you sell your property much faster. Below is the list of these rooms together with suggestions how to make the most of them and have your property more appealing to the potential buyers. Read More
Why ‘Starter Homes’ Aren’t What They Used to Be
The concept of a “starter home” is quickly becoming a real estate relic, like track lighting and brass hardware. Time was, young families with average incomes who were shopping for a first house would choose a small one in an affordable neighborhood — maybe with just a hint of a yard and a carport, rather than a half-acre lot and a Read More
