When the seasons begin to transition from fall to winter, you know it’s time to dress the entire
home into something more toasty and comfy. While a holiday makeover sounds like
it’s a lot of work to pull off in a very short amount of time, it doesn’t have
to be stressful.
You don’t have to make it perfect and you can always decorate on a budget. What’s important is that you capture the holiday spirit the way you know how.
That said, here are six tips to help you get started if you’re feeling a little overwhelmed about making your home merry and bright this holiday season.
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While
your neighbors are slowly starting to decorate their homes for the upcoming
holidays, you are decorating your home for sale. While they are waiting for
their guests to arrive, you are waiting for the potential buyers to arrive. Now
you might be wondering – is this time of the year a good time to sell? Like all
other things, selling your home during the holiday season comes with its pros
and cons. If you plan to put your property on the market in the upcoming
months, keep reading for some valuable insight.
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If you’ve decided that you want to rent out your home or investment property, you may think that all you need to do is publish a listing and, voila! You’ve got a new tenant! Well… renting out your property may not be as simple as it seems. Before creating a listing online, there are a few things you need to consider.
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By: Bearfoot Garage Doors
According to the 2021 National Cost vs Value Report, garage
door replacement ranks as the number one most important home improvement
project for return on investment. In fact, homeowners that replaced their
garage door recouped 94.5% of the cost of the new door in home value. That’s
why it’s a good idea to move the garage door near the top of your home
improvement list, especially if you want to sell your home within the next
several years.
When it comes to upgrading your garage door
for increased home value, you need to maximize three factors. These include
curb appeal, safety and security, and energy efficiency. If you work to develop
these three areas when replacing your garage door, you will see a return on
investment with the sale of your home.
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Dark and dreary winters can often lead to higher energy costs as families try to make their living environments more enjoyable. Common culprits include lights flipped on all day to accommodate fewer daylight hours and increased use of the heater, thanks to freezing temperatures. Energy expenses also build up with seemingly small gestures like humidifiers, running taps, and hot water heater usage as you try to find the perfect way to defrost when winter blues take hold. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to lower your energy costs, which means big winter savings.
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