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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.

Simple Things You Can Do To Help Your Movers Move Your Stuff

Posted on January 15, 2015

After weeks or months of planning, packing, repacking and stacking endless cardboard boxes, you are finally ready for a custom relocation service to grab your stuff and get it on the truck. However, like any service provider, you want to make the job as easy and quick as possible for the guys who will be lugging your stuff to and from the truck. From making sure everything is clean and in order to the little extras that can mean a lot, here are a few things you can do to help the movers move your stuff more quickly: [Read More]

Buying Your First Home? 3 Things You Should Discuss With Your Real Estate Agent

Posted on January 6, 2015

When you start looking for your first home, it can be easy to become sidetracked with tree-lined streets and wraparound porches. However, investing in real estate is a big deal, and you need to make sure that you and your real estate agent are on the same page. Here are three things you should discuss with your real estate agent, and why it might matter later: 1: Your Preapproval Letter [Read More]

4 Surefire Ways To Keep Your Pediatric Office Organized

Posted on December 26, 2014

In addition to minimizing germs in the atmosphere, keeping your pediatric office organized comes with a variety of benefits such as ease of communication with patients, better managed finances, and a calmer workplace for you and your office staff to thrive in. With the help of the following tips and tricks, keeping your pediatric office organized on a day-to-day basis is a cinch: Use Stackable Storage Bins A great way to keep your clutter at bay is to put a few stackable storage bins throughout various areas of your office. [Read More]

How To Properly Store Your Outboard-Powered Boat Over The Winter

Posted on November 3, 2014

Boaters usually don't look forward to winter because that means the end to their warm weather fun on the water. However, when it comes time to put your boat away for the winter, you should understand what steps to take to prepare it for storage. Even small boats with outboard motors require that you take care of several things before putting them away. It's well worth taking the time to do it right, or you may be sorely disappointed when you are ready to take it out on the water in the spring if your motor doesn't start or metal parts are rusting. [Read More]