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By Sydney Runyon / February 8, 2019 Moving Tips Staging your home is a new stress on top of the already stressful time of selling a home. Not only must sellers keep in mind the tremulous housing market, but they have to prepare their home for potential buyers as well. In recent years, however, housing and selling techniques have become more strategic. … Continue reading...
A proper space to work is the key to productivity and efficiency, yet many people with home businesses suffer without an appropriate workspace. If you’re among those who lack a home office, why not create a space that will promote your efforts? Read on as we explore how to design the home office your business needs in order to flourish. Elbow Room The first step in … Continue reading...
How to Organize Your Garage While it may not be intentional, most people have their garage as a dumping ground for everything. Besides providing ample storage for your motor vehicle, the garage houses a plethora of home and gardening essentials, ranging from lawn equipment, outdoor toys, tools, and more. Factually, most people dispose of their worn-out items, including … Continue reading...
Smart home components are popular these days, with many people owning at least one device to keep their homes connected. In fact, Statista notes that over 32 percent of households have such devices—and the number is expected to pass 52 percent by 2024. If you are considering jumping on the trend, the budget is a primary consideration. Fortunately, there are plenty of budget … Continue reading...
By Olivia Stevens Going green is trendy, and it's a great trend for the planet. Being eco-friendly helps you create a sustainable environment. It's also an excellent way to put more green in your pocket and attract millennial buyers. It takes imagination and research, but it's not rocket science. Just add these eco-friendly design tips for your home. Saving … Continue reading...
There are few things more frustrating than watching your house sit on the market. It can be confusing and distressing to wonder why no buyers are interested in your home, especially if you know it has many wonderful features. However, sometimes the way you’ve presented your home doesn’t do it justice. If you haven’t staged your home properly, it can be impossible for buyers … Continue reading...
By Rose Stanford If you’re putting your home on the market, millennials will be among the prospective buyers. People born between 1980 and 2000 now make up the largest share of the home buying market (at 36 percent). That share will continue to grow. If you expect to sell soon, it’s essential to know what the age group wants. To sell your home with a good ROI, you … Continue reading...
If you're having trouble falling asleep, could the color of your bedroom be to blame? It's not in your head. Color has been the subject of extensive research to determine the effect various hues have on people. An annual study called The World's Favourite Colour Project recently discovered that navy blue, turquoise, and pastel pink are considered to be the most calming … Continue reading...
After college graduation, we feel empowered and ready to take on the world. As you leave college and enter adult life, it’s important to find a good home. If you lived in a dorm during your stay at college, you’ll be eager to finally have a place to call your own. So, when you start your house hunt there are a few things you have to think about: roommates, finances, location, … Continue reading...
According to FEMA 60% of adults have not practiced what to do in a disaster. While few people think a disaster will affect them it is still important that you have an emergency plan in place to protect you and your family by providing a quick escape or the ability to last several days without modern conveniences. Here are five steps to prepare your home for an … Continue reading...
