Author: Keith Daniel

So what should you consider before you move somewhere new? Here are some questions to ask! What Are The Main Industries? — Ideally, the city will have multiple industries that support its economy. It’s also important to ask this question so that you have an idea of where you might be able to find a … Continued

Maybe there’s a family to get settled, children to enroll in school, movers to hire, or another adult needs to secure a job. As a result, sometimes you discover after a while that your initial choice of a new home wasn’t the best one for you. Here are some common reasons we hear for that… … Continued

Set Up A Payment Plan – Some taxing authorities will work with you and allow back taxes to be paid in installments, but you will have to prove your financial hardship and interest may accrue. Apply For A Loan – Some banks, and property tax lenders will loan money to pay back taxes. The latter … Continued

Having a pool at home can be an awesome source of fun and a great way to make memories. But is it worth it? Is the cost and work of putting in an above-ground pool worth the payoff? For starters, HomeAdvisor’s estimates that it costs between $734 and $4,609 to purchase and install an above-ground … Continued

But it won’t. In fact, the worst thing a homeowner can do is ignore the problem. But the good news is that homeowners who’ve fallen behind on their payments still have some options — three in particular. Meet With Your Lender — When a homeowner contacts their mortgage lender to discuss their monthly payments, it … Continued

Unfortunately, sinking or settling foundation is one of the biggest problems homeowners can experience — and it’s one that you DEFINITELY don’t want to ignore. Just check out what Peak Structural Inc. has to say about it… “One of the biggest dangers of neglecting a building’s foundation is structural damage. A sinking foundation can lead … Continued

Home renovations can be pretty expensive… and so we don’t want to mess anything up or spend our money on the wrong thing.

It might seem like a trivial question, but today’s buyers actually DO care about the color of the house they’re buying. As a rule of thumb, stick with neutral colors — according to HomeLight’s Top Agent Insights Report for Q1 2020, 98% of agents surveyed agreed that neutral color schemes appeal the most to homebuyers. … Continued

We’ve worked with a lot of homeowners who felt overwhelmed by the maintenance of theirhome — and we get it, sometimes it’s easier to cut ties and start fresh with a new home. Here are some weekly, monthly, and yearly to-do’s for maintaining your home!Weekly — Vacuum, mow the lawn, clean windows, wipe down kitchen … Continued