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Dig In or Move On?
If there’s any possible benefit to a pandemic, it’s time to think about what matters most. That includes your definition of home – what it is, where it is, and how you need it to work for your family. Inga Safron, writing for the Philadelphia Inquirer, looks at how local…Read More
Filed under Homeowners on Sep 01,2020
What to Do If Your House Floods
August and September are hurricane season – and that increases the risk of rivers and creeks overrunning their banks. Some scientists predict that even in areas traditionally safe from flooding, climate change could begin to create more flood potential. So, it’s good to know what to do if a weather…Read More
Filed under Facts on Aug 18,2020 | Tagged in: climate change, flooding, hurricane season
A Lesson in Lingo
If you’re in the market to buy a home, you probably already know that every home has multiple bidders, and that mortgage qualification requirements have gotten tighter. That creates a survival of the fastest and financially fittest scenario. One thing that can help you get an edge is knowing the…Read More
Filed under Facts on Aug 11,2020 | Tagged in: real estate lingo, real estate terms
Post-Pandemic Home Design
If COVID-19 has changed your idea of the ideal home design, you’re not alone. After having the whole family living, working and going to school from home for weeks on end, many homeowners are rethinking their home layout, design and functionality. That will undoubtedly drive new trends in home design.…Read More
Filed under Design Trends on Aug 04,2020 | Tagged in: developing design trends, home design, House Beautiful, post-pandemic lifestyle
Considering a Pool?
You’re stuck at home due to COVID19. It’s mid-summer – and you’re dreaming of a backyard pool. Before your fantasy gets too far along, it might be a good idea to learn more about the actual cost of installing your own staycation paradise. According to HomeAdvisor, the average cost for…Read More
Filed under Home Tips on Jul 28,2020 | Tagged in: backyard pool, Homeowner Pools, in-ground pools, installing a pool, pool ownership
Be Aware of Seller Closing Costs
Filed under Home Buyers on Jul 21,2020 | Tagged in: closing costs, property and transfer taxes, Realtor commissions, title insurance costs
Buying a First Home During a Pandemic
Buying your first home can be nerve wracking. Buying it during a pandemic could make it more so. But, don’t let anxiety stop you. Paul Hope, writing for Consumer Reports, offers a few tips for buying smart in the era of COVID19. He notes that there is reason for optimism…Read More
Filed under Home Buyers on Jun 30,2020 | Tagged in: best time to buy a home, first time home buyers, first time homebuyer, first time homebuyers Montgomery County
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