By Emma Sturgis When you move into a new home, there are a lot of things to consider. From painting walls and changing out light fixtures to rearranging furniture and decorating for the season, there is almost always something to do. But one thing that may not be at the top of your list is roof repair. Unfortunately, roof repairs may be necessary when you move...
By Rachelle Wilber
When the summer months roll around, it's time to break out the cooling unit in your home. But if you're looking to upgrade your current model, there are a few things you'll need to consider before making a purchase. Here's a quick guide on how to pick the perfect cooling unit for your home.
Determine What Size You Need
The first...
By Kara Masterson
So, you're thinking of buying a house? Congratulations! This is a huge milestone in your life. But before you start touring homes and picking out paint colors, there are a few things you need to take care of first. Here are four things you might not realize you need when buying a home.
A Good Credit Score
Your credit score is a three-digit...
By Kara Masterson Having an attractive and inviting exterior of your home is essential for creating a lasting impression on visitors. Curb appeal can also increase the overall value of your property, making it more desirable to potential buyers should you decide to sell. There are many ways that you can boost the curb appeal of your home without breaking the bank....
By Dixie Somers When you're looking for a new home, the absolute best asset to have is a real estate agent that you can trust. After all, this person will be helping you make one of the biggest financial decisions of your life. But with so many agents out there, how can you be sure you're choosing the right one? Here are some key qualities to look for in a top-notch...
By Lizzie Weakley
If you live in a location that reaches freezing temperatures, you might be concerned about the effect it could have on your home. Choosing a siding that not only looks good, but will last, is important to any homeowner. Here are three options that you can count on in the cold!
Vinyl Siding
For many homeowners, the choice of siding...
By Michael Catarevas In the latest RISMedia webinar-–”Will 250k Agents Leave the Business Next Year? Here's What You Can Do to Keep Them”--panelists Anthony Lamacchia, CEO/ broker owner, Lamacchia Realty; Ken Baris, president, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Jordan Baris Realty; and Willie Miranda, broker/ owner, Miranda Real Estate Group,...
By Lizzie Weakly Concrete is one of the most commonly used materials in construction projects. It's versatile, durable and relatively inexpensive, which makes it a great choice for a variety of applications. But if you're not careful, concrete can also be a source of stressful surprises. Here are four tips to help you avoid common concrete mishaps. Order Enough...
By Emma Sturgis Moving into an older home can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. On the one hand, you get to give a new life to a building with some history. On the other, you never know what you’re going to find or have to fix once you actually move in. Here are some areas where it’s important to make improvements shortly after moving into an old house. Electrical...
By Brian Wallace There are countless factors that go into any consumer purchase. Factors like price, quality, and convenience are obvious, but others are less so. One factor that goes far under the radar is color, plain and simple. When it comes to marketing, modern shoppers actually consider color more than any other factor. That’s why the psychology of color...
