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That impressive formation of ice along the roof edge of a house after a snow storm may seem to be a unique form of nature’s artistry; however, most people never stop to think about the causes of ice formations. Nor do most people, except those that Read More...
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Call it killing three birds with one stone: The federal government hopes simultaneously to help low-down-payment homebuyers, investors who fix up foreclosures, and communities burdened with too many bank-owned and foreclosed homes -- all with one potentially Read More...
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If you were to measure the total space of the cracks, gaps and holes around the perimeter of an average home, you would find a hole that is roughly three feet square. Imagine how much heat can escape, or moisture can enter, through a space that large. Read More...
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Fall is definitly here. Despite how nice the weather has been the last day or so it will soon become colder and wetter. With wet weather the chances of getting a wet basement increases. If you have a sump pump it is important that you check to see that Read More...
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Up on the roof, you can see if your home is ready for rough weather. (NAPSA) - Chants of "Defense! Defense!" may be routine at basketball games, but it turns out the thrust of the message, the need to protect against bad stuff that might lie Read More...
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Posted by: Prashant Gopal on November 06 Update: Just spoke with somebody at Sen. Chris Dodd’s office. According to the senator’s banking committee staff, you can qualify for the credit even if you signed a purchase contract before today’s Read More...
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The Obama administration's $50 billion "Making Home Affordable" mortgage relief plan is picking up steam, with 360,000 borrowers, or 12 percent of the eligible group, signing up for a three-month trial mortgage modification. "There Read More...
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Todays tip: Sorry to those who do not like to think of cold weather.... This is a good time of year to walk around the exterior of your house looking closely at the windows. Do it soon before it gets too cold to do. Look for areas that need repainted Read More...
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Ever since the housing bubble burst and the current recession began in late 2007, the federal government has been seeking ways to reinvigorate the slumping housing market. Beginning in 2008, first time homebuyers became eligible for a $7,500 maximum tax Read More...
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Per IR-2009-27, March 18, 2009 – For people who recently purchased a home or are considering buying in the next few months, there are several different ways that they can get this tax credit. The filing options to consider are: File an extension. Read More...
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Ever since the housing bubble burst and the current recession began in late 2007, the federal government has been seeking ways to reinvigorate the slumping housing market. Beginning in 2008, first time homebuyers became eligible for a $7,500 maximum tax Read More...
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One of my housing inspectors while traveling to an inspection heard on the radio that West Nile virus was found here in Ohio, Franklin County to be more precise. This virus is transmitted via mosquitos which can be greatly reduced in number by a few simple Read More...
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Reclaimed Wood You can't buy old growth wood at your local building supply, but it was the standard material a century or so ago. Thanks to a renewed appreciation for the quality of old wood and the eco-conscious desire to reuse it, you can buy reclaimed Read More...
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Decks will often need cleaned and protected approximately every 3-5 years. It varies on the quality of the products used to protect the wood. The process is not difficult, but it can be time consuming. It is important to do so as to protect the value Read More...
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One of my home inspectors, Jim Troth, had a very interesting event happen in one of our houses. I thought I should share this story. Encouraging your clients to have a home inspection is a great way to show that you care about their well being. Making Read More...
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