You probably already have a list of home maintenance chores, such as changing the furnace filter seasonally, turning off the water before winter, cleaning the gutters, etc.
Although this is a good beginning, there are some tasks that homeowners frequently overlook or are unaware of.
Here are a few crucial home maintenance tasks that may not be on your to-do list but that, if neglected, could cost you a fortune or, worse still, cause you a great deal of stress.
Read MoreWhile snowbirds rush to their summer homes at the first sign of a wind chill, snow bunnies jump at the chance to spend the season engaging in winter sports.
To ensure a warm welcome and prevent unpleasant surprises, both types of seasonal homes need to be properly shut down.
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Whether it’s a favorite print or original work, for many first-time homebuyers, hanging their favorite artwork is the final touch that makes a new house feel like home. But when selecting where in the home to display your prized pieces, most of us tend to focus on what looks good without considering how to protect our artwork from sunlight and damaging ultraviolet rays.
Read MoreWhile millions of acres of US land are destroyed by wildfires every year, there are plenty of other natural disasters happening that homeowners need to prepare for.
Remember that some of these disasters’ “seasons” are changing due to the changing severity of the climate crisis. The traditional wildfire season used to last from May to October, but in recent years, devastating fires have broken out late in the year and even before the “official” season has started.
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Many people who take out student loans wonder if they will ever be able to own their own home. The good news is that it is possible to buy a house while you have student loan debt. However, there are a few things you need to know before you start the process. First, you will need to get pre-approved for a mortgage. This will give you an idea of how much home you can afford. Then, you will need to compare your monthly student loan payments to your potential mortgage payment. If your student loan payments are relatively low, you may be able to qualify for a home improvement loan. This type of loan can be used to cover the cost of improvements, repairs, or closing costs. With a home improvement loan, you can make your dream of homeownership a reality.
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