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Why So Many Families Have Decided To Move During COVID
On February 2, 2021 by Rhea WilsonAn unconventional year and global pandemic has meant major changes in lifestyle, employment, and education for many people. More families than ever are making big decisions to move across the United States and away from big cities as the pandemic lingers. From the newly-discovered ability to work and learn remotely, to layoffs and career changes,
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Home Repairs You Can’t Afford to Postpone
On January 25, 2021 by Rhea WilsonTaking care of your home is often one of the most difficult parts of being a homeowner, and understanding what to do when something goes wrong can be confusing. When you find yourself with a lot on your plate and a long list of home improvement tasks to take on, it’s important to know what
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Home Inspection Checklist for Savvy Home Buyers
On January 21, 2021 by Tara MeyersBuying a home is a huge decision. It can be incredibly difficult to know if you are making a smart purchase or one massive mistake as you travel through the journey of mortgage loan applications and adding your signature to a mountain of documents in order to finalize the sale. Many homebuyers in the United
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Should You Skip Out on an Air Conditioning System?
On January 20, 2021 by Vanessa SimmonsSaving money is important for every family. With the price of living on the rise, the idea of spending money on luxuries may seem like a mistake right now. Still, ensuring your family is happy, safe, and comfortable in their own home is a responsibility no one should take for granted. This is why, as
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Common Water and Plumbing Problems
On January 20, 2021 by Tara MeyersRegardless of your home’s age, there are widespread problems that can occur with its internal plumbing system. S a homeowner, if you know what to look for, as well as when it’s time to call in a professional technician, both your plumbing and water temperature systems should last for many years. Here is a brief
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What Are Common Home Issues?
On January 19, 2021 by Keri TilertsonWhen becoming a homeowner, there are some common issues that you will want to look out for when you first purchase a home. You’ve been waiting and saving to buy this place; you and maybe your family are going to be living there. You deserve to know if there will be any issues being a
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Reasons You Should Move to Michigan
On January 12, 2021 by Brad NazarAre you ready for a change of scenery? Thinking of switching up your residence? Whether you’re looking at Ann Arbor or you’re considering some real estate in Detroit, there are plenty of Michigan cities that you can call home. Of course, before you move to a new state, you need to keep a few things
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Fashion Tips for Luxury Spa Owners
On January 6, 2021 by Keri TilertsonSpas are facilities that promote well-being by offering services addressing a person’s physical, spiritual, or psychological needs. Some spas have a specific feature. For example, mineral springs spas are built around natural mineral springs and focus on hydrotherapy treatments. Resort and hotel spas typically only offer services to guests staying at those facilities. Day spas
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Florida Home Buying Tips for Older Couples
On January 3, 2021 by Brad NazarAccording to study findings reported by the Pew Center for Research, an estimated 19.1 percent of people 65 years and up live in Florida—a state that’s a famous destination for older adults and retirees. Many retirees and older adults who desire rest, relaxation, sunshine, and sandy beaches decide to move to Florida, which has the
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Managing Home Remodeling With a Newborn
On January 3, 2021 by Vanessa SimmonsAs a new mother, it isn’t ideal to have any home projects when you have a newborn to worry about. While it is ideal to have your home completely remodeled before you go into labor, things rarely go as planned. There are plenty of families who have ongoing remodeling projects during the mother’s pregnancy that