In the aftermath of a Super Storm, homeowners assess the damage their homes sustained in the storm and will soon begin the rebuilding process. A natural disaster of this magnitude can be daunting, leaving many unsure of where to begin. If your home was affected, read the following tips before…
Prior to the 1950s, clover was a part of most grass seed mixes for lawns. Clover’s ability to reseed itself and stay green was considered an advantage in the pursuit of a beautiful, green lawn. Over the years, lawn seed mixes have generally dropped the clover and gone with all…
Although selling in a recovering market can be a challenging task, there are still steps sellers can take to entice buyers to bite. If you’ve already followed the usual protocol for staging and curb appeal, try the following: Get a professional opinion. Knowing what a professional appraiser deems your house…
Credit Issues by Jeff Mandel and Marlin Brandt The economy is looking up and you want to take advantage of some great home-buying opportunities before they disappear. Interest rates are still low for people with excellent credit, so you update your records and purchase your credit report from a reputable…
*By Keith Loria While prospective buyers don’t often check the plumbing when out looking at homes, it doesn’t mean that you should ignore your home’s plumbing system when getting your home ready to be listed on the market. In fact, during an open house, you may get a prospective buyer…
*By Joe Cooke, RISMedia Columnist According to Remodeling Online’s annual Cost v. Value report, the average remodeling project costs more than the value it adds, at least in the eyes of the buyer. So, for the most part, when you are getting ready to sell your home, it doesn’t…