Entry #1179, May 16, 2012 Now that you have decided to sell your home and put it on the market, how do you know how to find the value? Remember there are many more factors for finding your home’s value than only what you have put into the home. Important factors such as: Homes selling…
Entry #1175, May 14, 2012 In a downed housing market economy it is hard to know what ways your home can increase its value. One way that all real estate professionals and home estimators can agree upon is looking at areas of your home that hold value for the homebuyer. Landscaping, exterior details, renovated kitchens,…
Guest Blogger #519, Entry #1173, May 14, 2012 Green roofing represents an excellent way to contribute to the environment, while also having extensive individual benefits for your property and a surrounding area. Green roofs consist of an area that is either completely or partially covered by vegetation, which then acts as a self sustaining eco…
Guest Blogger #513, Entry #1165, May 11, 2012 We all know what a bucket list is, right? For adults it’s become a rite of passage to gradually work your way through random activities like skydiving, trekking the Amazon and playing a zombie extra in a movie (you know you want to). But what about the…
Guest Blogger #512, Entry #1163, May 10, 2012 Pool envy is worst in summer. While you pack up the kids, their toys and towels to make the hot trek in the car to your community pool, you can hear laughter and the sounds of splashing over at the neighbor’s house. Lucky neighbors. But are they…
Guest Blogger #509, Entry #1159, May 8, 2012 Even before a potential buyer enters your home, they will size up the property by the exterior. If your home had a shoddy exterior, you will automatically lose market values. If you have neglected the maintenance of your home, or are just looking to attract more buyers,…
Guest Blogger #506, Entry #1156, May 7, 2012 While your house is the central focus of your outdoor property, you no doubt have a variety of other structures, such as a shed, gazebo, children’s playhouse, etc., on your land. While they are all separate, you want some kind of unifying feature so your property is…
Entry #1149, May 4, 2012 Earth Day is a celebratory day of Eco-consciousness for the young and old to find new ways to preserve and utilize the Earth’s resources in respectful and focus on conservation. While adults have their organizations, festivals, and even online “Acts of Green” – the children of the world are…
Guest Blogger #498, Entry #1145, May 3, 2012 Even if you don’t have a bit of earth to call your own, you can still enjoy gardening’s many pleasures. A single large container planted with herbs and vegetables on a sunny patio or balcony is all that’s needed to enjoy a delicious harvest. With the right…
Entry #1124, April 25, 2012 Thinking of a cozy and relaxing outdoor retreat is normal for people who want to be rejuvenated after a stressful work day. This is recommended to regain composure and peace of mind. It is a great treat for yourself and your family as well. There are several options in for…
Guest Blogger #486, Entry #1122, April 24, 2012 You might not have the worst yard in the neighborhood, but if you have yet to add anything more than the sod and the single tree that came with the house then perhaps it’s high time you thought about doing a makeover. It’s not all about aesthetic…
Entry #1115, April 23, 2012 Many vegetables can be planted in our backyard but the question is how to choose the best vegetables to grow in your outdoor home. There are several considerations that should be taken into account so that the survival rate of vegetables is high. This is very important because growing vegetables…