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The Cure for Cabinet Clutter

When a buyer opens a cabinet door in your kitchen, it’s not an invasion of privacy. The buyer simply wants to get a sense of the available space. So, you can expect some buyers to explore cabinet space, especially in your kitchen and bathrooms. That’s why making sure cabinet space looks ...

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Rodent-Proofing Your Home for Fall

As temperatures begin to drop and food becomes less accessible outdoors, homes become increasingly susceptible to mice and rats. One mouse can quickly turn into an infestation, spreading disease and damaging your home. So, what can you do to help prevent this from happening? Seal all entry points. Mice can squeeze ...

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Buying the Faraway Home

Shopping for a new home in a distant town, city or community can be a challenge. It’s especially difficult if getting there requires a very long drive or flight. So, if you’re thinking of moving out-of-town, here are some home shopping tips to consider: Schedule a longer than normal viewing appointment. Make ...

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Full House: Multigenerational Living Tips

According to the National Association of REALTORS®, an all-time high of 17 percent of homes purchased last year were multigenerational, with cost savings and elder care being some of the driving reasons for cohabitation. Balancing togetherness and privacy are key to minimizing tension. Having a kitchen with countertops at different ...

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In-Demand Home Features

When selling your home, highlighting unique or sought-after features in your marketing will bring as many potential buyers to the table as possible. So, what are some features worth highlighting? Here are some that today’s buyers often look for: Energy-efficient features, such as ENERGY STAR® windows and appliances, and smart ...

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Savvy Negotiation Helps Win the Deal

Purchasing a home is not the same as buying a product off the shelf. You don’t simply pay the price on the tag and know it’s yours. You can’t just see a home for sale and say, “I’ll take it!”, especially if the market is competitive. You need to make ...

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