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One feature that many people look for when buying a home is a fireplace, but not everyone understands what exactly goes into getting a nice fire roaring.
If you plan to lead a conventional life, odds are you will need insurance. You’ll need health insurance, car insurance, and eventually home insurance. The latter is often the most perplexing since we have no prior experience with it as we do with health insurance.
If a new floor is in your future, proper planning is key to a successful outcome. Use the following checklist from Consumer Reports to ensure you’re making the best choice for both functionality and fashion.
One way to make your home stand out is to consult with a professional home stager. The idea behind bringing in a stager is creating a positive and memorable first impression to prospective buyers.
A staged home can boost perceived value by as much as 10 percent. It may even influence a buyer to bid above asking price. But some households encounter some difficulty living in staged conditions, so planning is a must. As your local real estate professional, I thought you’d benefit from this easy-to-follow infographic that will help you stay organized while living in a staged home.
If you’re looking at a home that has recently been flipped, keep the following things in mind.
Bright corner-unit one bedroom condo. Updated with an eye on classic style and a nod to modern tastes. Golden bamboo floors, stainlesssteel appliances, subway tile and in-unit laundry. At the center of it all: two blocks to the Pearl District, moments to NW 23rd Ave, on thestreetcar line, convenient to shopping, restaurants and groceries. So much at your fingers tips one could leave the car parked. Come live thecarefree in-town life.
This Advisory summarizes the recently implemented rules for Portland’s Home Energy Score program (hereinafter, “the Program”). This information is provided for informational purposes only, and is not intended to be used or relied upon as legal advice. Buyers and Sellers with specific issues or questions about the Program should contact an attorney familiar with their particular factual situation. Your real estate agent may not provide legal advice or direction about compliance with the Program.