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Posted on 04/30/2020
Upcycle an Antique Dresser or Cabinet into a One-of-a-Kind Bathroom Vanity
Photo by Zbysiu Rodak on Unsplash Antiques can bring a unique feel and vibe to almost any decor. But what happens when your antique piece doesn't exactly work in the room it was designed for? If that is the case, it may be time to upcycle it for use in a different room. Below you will find out...
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Posted on 04/23/2020
Which Property Types Are Best for Your Lifestyle?
Image by Michal Jarmoluk from Pixabay Everyone's ideal home is different. Age, family size, budget and location all factor into the home buying process. Here's a brief look at the types of properties that attract different people. Apartments Apartments are usually a stepping stone for young professionals as they save up for a home. They are also convenient...
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Posted on 04/16/2020
Make an Adirondack Chair
Image by Susan Lowry Hare from Pixabay Adirondack chairs are popular on decks and for outdoor living, though they also look great in a rustic living room or cabin! Rather than being straight-backed and uncomfortable, their design make them a joy to sit in. However, a finished Adirondack chair can up to $700 dollars, whereas materials will run...
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Posted on 04/09/2020
Why Is Curb Appeal Important?
Believe it or not, curb appeal can make or break the home selling journey. If a house has a pristine front lawn, flawless siding and clutter-free walkways, it may make a positive first impression on potential buyers. And once buyers walk through this home, they may be ready to submit an offer to purchase the residence right away. As...
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Posted on 04/02/2020
Do You Have to Join the HOA?
Photo by RawPixel.com via Shutterstock When it comes to homeowner’s associations, you need to know what type yours is before you determine whether to “join” it. There are two types of associations, covenant-based and voluntary. When homeowners ask about requirements to join a homeowner’s association, they may believe it is optional, but if our association is covenant-based, you...
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Posted on 03/26/2020
Should You Negotiate with a Homebuyer?
If you want to achieve the best-possible results during the home selling journey, you should be open to negotiating with a homebuyer. Because if you communicate with a property buyer, you may increase your chances of enjoying a quick, successful home selling experience. There is no need to stress about a home negotiation. Now, let's take a look at...
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Posted on 03/20/2020
Philadelphia, PA Real Estate Market Update
Click here to view Philadelphia, PA blog post which has information on the constantly changing market...
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Posted on 03/19/2020
Are You Eligible for a Rural Loan?
Photo by Pete Linforth via Pixabay Vacant land is a hot commodity – especially for builders. If you’re searching for a home, you may find one in an area that’s growing in population but still offers great lots. Interestingly enough, these areas that look like thriving cities could be zoned in an area deemed “rural.” If so, you...
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Posted on 03/17/2020
Video Tour - 4846 Ogle Street, Philadelphia, PA 19127
This is the cutest house with a brand new kitchen and bath, yet it has all of the character of its 100-year history. This sweet home has been meticulously updated and completely painted by the current owners of 18 years with every detail considered. Let's start with the crisp stucco exterior complete with lovely wood trim and quaint curb appeal. Upon entering the home you are greeted with modern oak floors throughout the living room and dining room. A convenient powder room is located on this level too. The kitchen has plenty of granite counter tops, ceramic tile back splash, tile floor, plenty of sparkling white cabinets with under...
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