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Unwanted Roommates: How to Handle Termites in Your Apartment
Apartment rentals may seem like the perfect way to save money before purchasing a home. But if termites move in too, your dream situation can quickly turn into a nightmare. Termites can do a lot of damage, not just to your home, but to your bank account. Unfortunately, in rental properties, tenants looking to move…
Read More5 Tips to Help You Buy Your First Tractor
Buying a tractor can seem intimidating for a lot of people. It’s typically a new and unexplored area that many aren’t yet accustomed to, especially if they just bought a house with a bit more land. Although going to the dealership and putting down a big chunk of change on whatever they try to sell…
Read More3 Recipes to Help Alleviate Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
While people are happy that the warm weather is finally here, allergy season is in full swing. Allergies can be downright miserable. It can feel like you have a cold, but it never ends. While cold symptoms can last anywhere from 48 hours to 14 days, allergy sufferers have to deal with symptoms all season.…
Read MoreRoof Certification Versus Home Inspection: Why It’s Important to Get Both
Most people know about home inspections and how they’re a good measure in the home buying/selling process. Home inspections can illuminate any problems with the house that may not have been apparent to either party during discussions, such as mold or the presence of lead paint. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,…
Read More4 Summer Fishing Tips for the Anxious Angler
Fishing is the second most popular sport in the entire United States as of 2016, with fishermen and women of all ages gearing up for open water. Despite how tempting it can be to run straight to the shoreline, pole in hand, it’s important to make sure everything is in working order before you do.…
Read MoreSurvival Scenario: Hunting Trip Gone Wrong — How to Find and Purify Water in the Wilderness
Here’s the scenario: you decided to take a hunting trip out in the woods by yourself. After hours of hunting, you realize you have no idea where you are, and where the road is (which is where you left your truck — and your cell phone). Your hunting trip just became a game of survival.…
Read More3 Home Improvement Projects To Do This Summer
Summer is nearly here, and for many, that means sitting poolside and sipping mojitos. For everyone else, and homeowners especially, summertime means getting stuff done. Particularly, making some much-needed home improvements. So as the weather begins to turn for the better, and the days become longer, take the time to invest in your home with these…
Read MoreSelling Your Home? 3 Secrets To Boosting Your Home’s Desirability.
Selling your home can be an exhausting process that sometimes doesn’t produce the results you would have hoped for. Even in today’s seller’s market, many people are left with one nagging question: “Could I have gotten a better offer?” On average, the typical American will move roughly 12 times throughout their life — which by all accounts…
Read More3 Tips to Keep Your Lawn and Garden Looking Great This Year
Spring has sprung, which means it’s time to take a look at your home’s exterior and see if you can do something about improving one of the most important aspects of your property: your lawn. Approximately 83% of Americans believe that having a yard is important and 90% of those homeowners with a yard think…
Read More3 Outdoor Spring Cleaning Tips to Go Along With the Warmer Weather
You’ve probably already started your spring cleaning inside, but you don’t want to forget the outside of your home! The winter weather took its toll on your lawn, siding, and more. It’s time to spruce things up for spring with these few tips. Clean your gutters You should clean your gutters at least twice a…
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