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The DaVinci or the Van Gogh?
The word “mesmerizing” has been used to describe the feeling of walking through model home after model home. Dazzling colors, tasteful decorator props and wise furniture placement can make a...
2 commentsPreparing for Your Move
How can you use your time most productively before the moving van arrives? Bringing closure to your personal matters and relationships in your old community will help enable you to move forward, permitting...
0 commentsGarage Exteriors get Overlooked When Selling
There is definitely something to be said for curb appeal when getting your home ready to sell. The exterior of a home is an important marketing tool. Just like walking down the aisles at a shopping center,...
0 commentsAncient Architecture -- American Style
While homes have gotten bigger, building lots in general have gotten smaller over the past decade, forcing the homebuilders to look for ways to make better use of space both inside and outside a home. As...
0 commentsRealtorspeak: A Language that May Need Translation
How often have you read the words “diamond in the rough” to describe a house for sale, only to find that the house needs every kind of repair conceivable? Euphemisms are alive and well in real...
2 commentsMaking Mortgage Sense of a New Home Purchase
Finding out just how much home you can both qualify for as well as feel comfortable buying is a preliminary step that gives you the dose of reality you’ll need when looking for a new home. It’s...
0 commentsA Roof Over Our Heads
Gone are the days when an eagle’s eye view revealed a sea of identical mono-chromatic roofs in new home neighborhoods. Builders have now come to embrace the dozens of colors, choices and incredible...
0 commentsCreating Garage Zen
Conventional wisdom tells us that garages were originally made to contain cars, just as barns and stables were originally meant for horses and livestock. But as we all know, today’s garages must play a...
1 commentWhen It's Finally Yours
It’s getting down to the wire. You’ve been given a firm date to meet with the building superintendent or customer service representative to learn all about your new home. That carpet you once lost...
Hanging on to Your Home in Tough Times
By now, most of us have heard all the reasons foreclosures takes place – among them, job demotion or loss, sudden illness, death, divorce, excessive debt reorganization or not being able to pay or...
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