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Plan For These “Hidden Costs” When Buying a Home

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The asking price isn’t the only financial factor to consider when buying a home. Many buyers make the mistake of thinking that the spending stops with the down payment. We want you to purchase your next home with confidence, knowing you’ve budgeted for the unexpected. Unveil some of these “hidden costs,” so you’re not caught […]

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5 Ways to Add Value to Your Backyard

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According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans spend 93% of their lives indoors. Whoa. Many people have the desire to get outside, but don’t find the time to do it. Feelings of being cooped up have only been heightened by the recent shutdowns and social distancing measures. As a result, many home buyers are […]

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Front Yard Landscaping Hacks to Boost Curb Appeal

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Staging a home isn’t just about the interior. There’s no doubt that an attractive front yard will boost your curb appeal and positively impact a potential buyer’s first impression. But, let’s be honest. Landscaping can be a monster of a chore! Many people find themselves going in circles asking, “Where do I begin?” After watering […]

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Easy Ways to Update Your Rental Property

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What do renters want? Unfortunately, you can often pick out which properties are rentals when you drive down the street. Rental properties get a bad rap for being unkempt and dated. If you want to fix up a rental property to attract quality tenants and generate more income, there are simple ways you can update […]

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Support Local Farms: The How & Why

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One of the most memorable aspects of the coronavirus pandemic will be the empty grocery store shelves. Shoppers stacked their carts with items like rice, bread, meat, and canned goods until there was none left to spare. How many of us saw those empty shelves and stopped to think about the farmers who produce those […]

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