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![]() Say Goodbye to Your HomeThere are memories attached to every room that will make parting with your home wrenching. Perhaps you should go around the house and say goodbye to every room and acknowledge the experiences that you have had there. Then let it go and start looking to the future. ![]() An Overview Of MortgagesFixed rate mortgages are what most people think of as the standard mortgage. For the life of the loan, there is a fixed rate of interest and your mortgage payments never change. For many people, this is the safest and overall cheapest type of mortgage, as it does not require constant monitoring of rates. ![]() House Buddies: Buying Real Estate With A FriendAre you young, single, and broke? Are you also dreaming of buying your first home, but feel overwhelmed financially? If you can't face the mortgage payments alone, there is another option for you. A growing trend throughout North America is for friends or family members to purchase property together and become co-owners. ![]() Children of ForeclosureThe main consequence of a foreclosure is the loss of the family home. Not only is the loss of the home itself difficult for children, but they're also forced to leave the familiar sanctuary of the neighborhood, say goodbye to friends, and in some cases, leave behind their schools. This loss of peer relationships and important teachers can leave a child heartbroken, anxious, and scared. ![]() Staging Your Home for a Winter SaleChocolate chip cookies smell heavenly and, left for your guests to enjoy, may leave a lasting impression. Other winter smells are apple cider, cinnamon, nutmeg and fresh baked bread. Hot cocoa left out can also encourage guests to stay around for longer. ![]() Energy Costs? - What Energy Costs?The major amount of heat loss can be through the roof, as hot air rises....and rises. Insulation in your attic will stop the hot air rising out of your house and keep it inside your home. Climb into your attic (or look) and check for depth of insulation. ![]() Selling your Home in DenverRecently, there have been many innovative ideas in the realty market, as sellers realize that an extra push is needed to sell some homes. Although the Denver real estate market outperformed all but four of twenty markets in the country, home prices still fell by 3%, from figures released on November's housing activity. ![]() Preparing your Yard for SpringSpring is traditionally the time when we all think about our yards coming out in bloom again. It is also the best time to transplant any plants that you want moved. Many gardens are still under snow and frost for January and February, but if you have moved into a new home, you can still make plans and take soil tests, etc. ![]() Protect your Place and your Peace of MindAs you look for a new home, plan your move or settle in to your new house, you may want to think about emergency planning. The increased number of severe weather incidents is heating up our TV sets, bringing home the aftermath of a major (or minor) disaster. ![]() Finding Buried TreasureIf you are buying an older property you may be pleasantly surprised by what's hiding beneath the scraggly carpet or worn out linoleum. In the 60s and 70s when wall to wall carpeting really took off many original hardwood floors were covered up.
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