Even with all the conveniences of modern life, life feels much more complicated than we imagine it must have been in times past.
Our families expect us to be organized, live in perfect homes, be available to drive everyone everywhere, and provide delicious, home-cooked meals every day.
All of that, plus have a full-time job!
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Before listing your home for sale on the market, you may be tempted to remodel to fetch the best price possible. But not all home renovations offer the same return on investment. Some renovations may increase the value of your home – and how quickly it sells – while you may lose money on others. Before hiring a contractor, here are some factors to consider if you’re pondering whether to renovate before selling your home.
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Your first home.
You put so much into getting here. Now, you can paint every room in the house, let your dog lounge on the sofa and hang anything you want on your front door, and nobody can say anything about it (except your family!)
But as with many things in life, you’ve got to take the bad with the good.
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Ceiling fans are popular household devices for cooling homes during the warmer months. You’ll likely find them almost every household in the US despite the invention of air conditioners. The main reason why they’re still popular and valuable in most homes is their ability to save energy while still keeping your home cooler. They allow air to freely circulate in your home in a fresh breeze when they rotate counterclockwise. If you’re looking to buy a ceiling fan, you probably must have thought about its many benefits to your home. In this post, we will discuss some of these benefits and reasons for investing in high–quality ceiling fans.
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Every housing payment, every unexpected plumbing leak, and every time you had to mow instead of hitting the lake has turned you into a seasoned homeowner. You’re not sporting rose-colored glasses anymore.
But selling your house? Now that’s something different!
In the same way that buyers can have regrets (44% of homeowners experience them), sellers too can think “what if?” What if I’d priced higher? What if I’d waited longer to sell? What if I’d spent money on staging?
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