Spring cleaning is a ritual for many people. It helps de-clutter after the big holiday season, reduces junk and build up of unnecessary belongings, and energizes you. Spring cleaning isn’t always an easy task, especially if you have a lot of stuff or a big house. These tips will help you minimize clutter and free up more space in your home to make you feel organized.
Watch this fun video, then ...
The Spring market has arrived and delivered a whopping 20% increase in sales in February. What this means is that both buyers and sellers have returned to the market ready to take advantage of low interest rates, the Home Buyer tax credits and a great supply of available homes for sale.
For many homeowners, becoming friendly with your neighbors really starts with your children. They play together and go to school together. Before long, they’ll be playing soccer or little league together, too, and you will find yourself meeting the other parents. Don’t be surprised if you end up with some great friendships that continue long after your kids have moved on to other activities.
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From the Home Safety Council ~
The kitchen is perhaps the most potentially dangerous place in the house, because it’s where water, electricity - and in some cases, natural gas - all come together.
Make sure you have a fire extinguisher handy near the stove, and make sure everyone in the house knows how and when to use it. You should never fight a fire if it compromises your ability ...
The deadline for purchasing a home in order to qualify for the extended and expanded Home Buyer Tax Credit program is fast approaching. Homebuyers must be under contract to purchase a home no later than April 30, 2010; the home must close no later than June 30, 2010. “Move up” buyers (those who own a home and have lived in it for 5 of the last 8 years) may be eligible to receive a ...