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    Design Tips for Luxury Homeowners

    September 1, 2024

    If you’ve ever looked at home interior design blogs—or any home-related resource, for that matter—chances are you’ve come across posts dedicated to “luxury home decor ideas” and the like. But what is luxury home design in the first place? On the surface, luxury home design is all about purchasing the most expensive fixtures, furniture, and […]

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    Happy Labor Day

    August 30, 2024

    As we enter into this Labor Day weekend, I just want to celebrate the hard work and dedication of workers everywhere!   Thank you for all you do!  Jane At The Lake

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    Packing Paper or Bubble Wrap? It’s Your Move

    August 23, 2024

    Back in the day, you could make moving simple by saving old newspapers and retrieving boxes left behind your local grocery store. Today, you’ll likely have to order packing supplies for your move from somewhere online. Which is better—packing paper or bubble wrap? Actually, the answer is both. Packing paper can take less space than […]

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    How Location Influences Luxury Property Values

    August 21, 2024

    Luxury homes are all about high-end finishes, spacious layouts, and top amenities. As well as providing the utmost comfort and luxury, they are often a symbol that the owner has reached a certain level of success. However, not all luxury homes are made equal, and the one thing that really makes a difference in their […]

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    What is Rentvesting & How Can It Help You Buy a Home?

    August 16, 2024

    Many aspiring homeowners cannot afford to buy a home where they want, especially in expensive inner cities. So, they’re turning to a new concept: rentvesting. It’s a clever way to enter the property market and start building personal wealth, giving you the freedom of renting coupled with the financial benefits of homeownership. Rentvesting means renting […]

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    Square Footage: Why Size Isn’t Everything in Real Estate

    August 9, 2024

    o make it easy to compare homes, the real estate industry supplies lots of data for each listing, including number of stories, type of home (condo, single-family, etc.), building materials (brick or siding), size of lot, number of bedrooms and baths, and so on. Nearly all homes listed for sale provide square footage to indicate overall size, […]

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    Ready to Buy Your First Home? Get Certified to Unlock Financial Assistance

    August 1, 2024

    You may think you don’t need a first-time homebuyer’s certificate, but it’s a good idea to take a few hours to obtain one. A certificate shows you’ve completed educational requirements to prepare you mentally and financially to buy a home. Plus, completion of a course may make you eligible for some first-time homebuyer assistance or income qualified […]

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    What Does Recasting a Mortgage Loan Involve?

    July 26, 2024

    Refinancing your mortgage is expensive, especially if you just want to lower your monthly payments. Closing costs can be in the thousands of dollars because you’re essentially applying for a new loan. Is there another way to lower your monthly payment? Yes: You can recast your mortgage. In simple terms, a mortgage recast involves making a lump-sum payment toward […]

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    The Importance of Measuring GSM in Home Décor

    July 19, 2024

    Fabrics in your home are important to both your comfort and budget, so knowing the grams per square meter(GSM) is helpful when choosing textiles for bedding, furniture, and fabric accessories. GSM only measures the weight of any fabric. The higher the GSM, the denser and more durable the fabric. A fabric’s GSM rating helps you better evaluate the performance […]

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    How to Install a Rain Garden

    July 12, 2024

    A rain garden isn’t as complex an idea as it sounds. You can just use a small depression in your yard—the one where a puddle always forms when it rains. According to LifeHacker.com, the goal of a rain garden is to “temporarily hold and absorb rain water runoff coming from roofs, driveways, patios or lawns.” Instead […]

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