If you’ve submitted an offer on a home for sale, you may now find yourself in a bidding war with other buyers — especially in a seller’s market like we’re experiencing today. When there is limited inventory and lots of demand, odds are that the seller will have loads of offers to choose from. It’s at this point that rather than giving up on your dream home, you may opt to adjust your offer by making the terms more seller-friendly or by increasing how much you’re willing to pay.
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Whether you want extra cash to supplement your income, or you need help with paying your mortgage, renting a room in your house solves two problems; housing for someone who needs one, and extra income for you.
But renting out a room in your house is not for everyone; consider the benefits and the drawbacks to see if it’s right for you.:
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Are you looking to brighten up your home for summer? These six summer essentials will make your home the envy of the neighborhood. Whether you are striving to keep the kids entertained or planning a beautiful gathering space, building the perfect backyard sanctuary is a summer project for the whole family.
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A year-round dry basement is what all homeowners desire. While a few puddles here and there may not bother you if you’re merely using it for your furnace, water heater, washer, and dryer, you still need to ensure that small cracks and leaks won’t transform it into a flooded basement when rainy or snowy season kicks in.
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Crawl spaces are sometimes encapsulated or sealed to prevent indoor moisture problems. To fully enclose the crawl space, dense layers of heavy-duty polyethylene are applied to the floors, foundation walls, and sometimes even the roof. Enclosing crawl spaces is an excellent way to keep moisture out and regulate temperature. However, always practice due diligence before encasing your crawl room.
The materials that allow encapsulation to function were created relatively recently. Too many contractors and homeowners hurry into installation without doing any necessary preparation work first. It adds to the potential headaches. The following is a short reference guide to assist you in understanding the dos and don’ts of crawl space encapsulation to help you complete the job safely.
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