Whatever you do, don’t skip a payment and think nobody will notice. Living paycheck to paycheck is not really uncommon for most homeowners. And quite often, when you find yourself in a bind and you’re struggling to make the next mortgage payment, you may be tempted to try and skip a payment, thinking you’ll be able to repay it later once you get back on track. Find answers here
Habits of Truly Happy Individuals
November 15, 2016 by
Your habits create happiness above all else in life. These 11 habits can make you happier today. Whenever we think about happiness, we typically think of things that bring us immediate pleasure — a decadent meal, a favorite book or a relaxing day on the beach. These pleasures do bring happiness, but only temporarily. Recent reports have shown that true happiness, or life satisfaction, works slightly differently. See them here
Habits of Truly Happy Individuals
Florida Supreme Court modifies foreclosure’s time frame
November 13, 2016 by
A Florida Supreme Court ruling announced earlier this week threatens more homeowners with foreclosure actions. Generally speaking, lenders have five years to foreclose on a home thanks to the state’s statute of limitations. In some cases, however, the courts have dismissed a foreclosure action, making it difficult for banks to finalize the foreclosure in time since the process must start again. See details here
Florida Supreme Court modifies foreclosure’s time frame
Top reasons School Ratings Matter When House Hunting
November 12, 2016 by
Schools may have a big impact on property value and quality of life. If you’re purchasing a home, we have compiled a few reasons local school ratings matter, even if you do not have kids. See them here
Top reasons School Ratings Matter When House Hunting
Ways trees add to a home’s value and curb appeal
November 12, 2016 by
Home ownership is a big investment, which means buyers and sellers are normally researching ways to add long-term value to their property, and knowing how is a superb way for a real estate agent to provide added value. In this case, money can grow on trees. See how here
Ways trees add to a home’s value and curb appeal
Most Common Explanations why Dogs Chew Their Paws
November 11, 2016 by
Foot-chewing drives many people who own dogs crazy. Visualize that you’ve just drifted off to sleep, only to to be awakened by the sound of your dog going to town on his paws right alongside you. Not the recipe for a pleasant night’s rest, without a doubt. Dogs lick their feet for a number of reasons, and they can do considerable harm to themselves if the primary cause of the licking isn’t discovered and treated. Read on to discover what might be causing your dog to chew and lick his feet. See why here
Most Common Explanations why Dogs Chew Their Paws
Can a buy-and-hold investment be worthwhile? 5 questions you should ask yourself
November 10, 2016 by
A smart investor can make a buy-and-hold property right into a consistent method of earning a regular monthly income and a good risk-adjusted return on your investment. See how to accomplish here
Can a buy-and-hold investment be worthwhile? 5 questions you should ask yourself
Latest housing craze isn’t inside the house: Garages
November 10, 2016 by
More buyers house hunt with garages as the primary goal. In 2016, 24% of homes came with space for 3 or more cars in the garage – the greatest share since the Census Bureau started tracking large garages in 1992. The fact is, home builders now construct more three-car garages than one-bedroom apartments, Bloomberg reports. See report here
Latest housing craze isn’t inside the house: Garages
Now you can officially hack into your own personal car or smart TV
November 9, 2016 by
Researchers are now able to probe connected devices, computers and cars for security vulnerabilities without risking legal action. Last Friday, the FTC authorized changes to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) which will allow Americans to do hack their very own electronic gadgets. Researchers can lawfully reverse engineer products and consumers can repair their vehicle’s electronics, but the FTC is only allowing the exemptions for a two-year trial run. See how here
What Are the Rules Regarding Election-Related Yard Signs?
November 9, 2016 by
The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, but may not include your front-lawn endorsement. Whether you’re a die-hard Trump fan, proudly tout #ImWithHer, or are taking the third-party approach, chances are you haven’t kept your presidential preference a secret. While some folks limit the political discourse to the kitchen table, others are a little bit more outspoken. But what are the private homeowners’ rights with regards to yard signs and political affiliation? See details here
