Just because you live in a small space doesn’t mean your home needs to feel cramped. There are several renovations that are popular among interior designers to make a space feel larger. Incorporate them into your own home to give it a more open, spacious feel.
Let’s Talk Basements: How to Finish Your Basement so It Adds Value to Your Home
November 23, 2016 by
Are you on the hunt for home renovations that will boost usability and value? Look no further than that unfinished basement. In this article, we’ll show you how to turn that dusty cave into an amazing new living space.
Do You Own an Income Property? Here Are Four Tips for Finding Great Tenants
November 22, 2016 by
Trusting another individual with your property can be nerve-wracking — it’s difficult to gauge how well they’ll care for their home from a viewing and rental application alone. However, there are several steps you can take to help ensure that you select responsible tenants that will take good care for your property while they live there.
Reduce Your Home’s Carbon Footprint With These Energy-Saving Tips
November 16, 2016 by
Do you believe that humans are changing the climate? As of today, the debate over carbon dioxide and climate change continues to rage. But regardless of your political standpoint, there’s always a case for reducing electricity use. Because who doesn’t like saving money, right?
7 Easy, Inexpensive Home Storage Hacks That Will Free Up Your Space
November 15, 2016 by
Even small spaces can feel spacious when the art of storage is mastered. Here are 7 inexpensive storage hacks to free up space in your home.
5 Futuristic, Connected Home Upgrades That You Can Install This Fall
October 28, 2016 by
The future is now! You may know that there are already many smart (internet-connected) appliances and items that you can use to update your home for the connected age. But for your reading pleasure, here are five of them already on the market.
Don’t Trash This: 7 Common Home Items That You Can Repurpose and Give New Life
October 21, 2016 by
There are untold benefits to reusing old household items instead of tossing them. Not only are you reducing your ecological footprint, but you can also save lots of money by recycling what you’ve already bought. Read on for some common items that are easily repurposed.
Dealing with Mice: Peppermint Oil, Dryer Sheets and Other Crazy Tricks to Try
October 13, 2016 by
There are things that everyone shares: the need for food, the search for love, and the intrusion of mice into our homes. But don’t despair! There are several ways to deter and remove mice.
What Types of Coverage Are Included in Standard Home Insurance Policies? Let’s Take a Look
September 21, 2016 by
Every insurance policy is different and can provide certain levels of protection tailored towards the needs of the policy holder. However, there are some standard types of coverage that are included in most basic home insurance policies.
Growing Your Wealth: 3 Reasons Why Real Estate Is the Ultimate Long-Term Investment
September 14, 2016 by
While many people may be hesitant to consider real estate as a viable long-term investment, owning property has a steady historical track record and isn’t as volatile as other investment markets can be.
