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First Home Facts

If you’re in the process of shopping for your first home, you’re probably feeling a bit overwhelmed. Don’t worry, that’s normal. Buying a new home is a big step, and it can be pretty complicated. Renting is simpler than home ownership, but home ownership gives you stability and equity. So, you need to get the information that will help make home shopping easier. A good real estate agent is a good place to start. I’ve been through the home buying and selling process a few times now, and I started this blog to share my information about how to find a home with the features you’re looking for, get the most for your money, and avoid getting stuck with a lemon. Check out the articles to learn how to make your first home buying experience great.

2 Surprising Must-Have Options In Your First Home

Posted on September 20, 2017

From location and price to bedrooms and HOA fees, there are many elements to consider when buying your first home. While living in the "best" neighborhood and having a set number of bedrooms may seem ideal, other factors should be considered before making an offer on your first house. With this guide, you will learn a few key features you must have in your first home. Eco-Friendly Updates When you buy your home, you will have many financial obligations. [Read More]

Dealing With Closet Space (Or The Lack Thereof) In Your New Home

Posted on September 17, 2017

If your home buying dreams include an older gem that has character and neat architectural details, then you are likely to find a number of these properties on the market at any given time. Nothing available in the newer home inventory can compare to the feel and atmosphere of an older home, and often you can find a perfect home for you at a price that is wonderfully affordable. Older homes, however, seldom seem to have sufficient closet space and can present a dilemma for those craving those historical treasures. [Read More]

3 Low-Cost Ways To Boost Your Home's Curb Appeal

Posted on September 15, 2017

When it comes to selling a home quickly, first appearances can have a dramatic impact on potential buyers. If your home's curb appeal is lacking, a buyer may be less likely to fall in love with the property and want to place an offer. While many homeowners are hesitant to invest too much money into a home they are trying to sell, there are some affordable things that you can do to make your home more attractive. [Read More]

Where Should You Put Your Gun Safe? 5 Tips To Help You Decide

Posted on September 13, 2017

If you are putting a gun safe in your home, you want to put it in the safest spot possible. Wondering where that is? Well, that answer differs depending on your home, and you have to keep in mind a range of threats from moisture to thieves. Here are five tips to help you find the perfect spot. 1. Avoid Humid or Moist Areas Guns can be extremely sensitive to moisture. [Read More]