Does staging really matter? Does a vacant home sell faster and for more money than a furnished home? Should you do repairs and neutralize a home or sell “as is”? These are questions sellers are asking Realtors like myself everyday. Everyone has a different opinion. Since there is no unified consensus, let’s talk about a [...]
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Considering Staging a Home – Inexpensive Home Selling Tips
Posted by admin on March 3rd, 2010
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No Comments »Basic DIY Home Improvement Tips You Should Know
Posted by admin on January 19th, 2010
Paying for a contractor to take care of your home improvement projects is not something you should have to do. There are many basic home improvement projects that you can take care of on your own without anyone helping you. All you have to know is what those tasks are, what tools to use, and [...]
Hiring Home Remodeling Contractor Wise or Not?
Posted by admin on November 20th, 2009
In this day where every homeowner in the country have saddened about some big loss on the equity of their abode, it just seemed wise to either keep it or rent it until the housing market goes back to normal. When? No one can say. But the situation is not all that bad if you [...]
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