How Home Sellers Should Prepare For a Home Inspection Getting a contract on your home can come with a range of emotions. You may give a sigh of relief that you have a buyer and are on the home stretch to closing. You may also feel a bit stressed because of the looming home inspection. […]
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What The Current Real Estate Market Trends Mean For You As the years go by, the real estate market changes. There are always certain conditions that exist among many different states. For people who are interested in real estate and the option to sell a home or buy a home, it is important to understand […]
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What To Expect With a Home Inspection You have been feverishly working to get your mortgage in place. You have been searching for homes online at a feverish pace. You have seen countless houses. Now that you have found the house of your dreams, inspection day is right around the corner and you are getting […]
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Real Estate is a very litigious industry. Anytime you have large amounts of money at stake, people that would not generally sue someone suddenly have a different way of looking at a situation. One common thing that that you can do to legally protect yourself in a real estate transaction is to insist on an […]
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What Is a Home Inspection? Home inspections are the most vital part of the home-buying process because they help the buyer avoid any surprises with the home they are purchasing. A home inspection includes an evaluation of structural elements, electrical features, plumbing, heating and the cooling systems. A qualified home inspector will look for any […]
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Changing Your Furnace Filter The short answer to “when should you change your furnace filter” is once a month during the heating and cooling seasons for one inch filters. The furnace manufacturers recommend a month an inch, so a thick one maybe 3 or 4 times a year. If you are looking to purchase a […]
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Duct or Ductless? Folks who spend a lot of time in kitchens have very strong views about kitchen exhaust fans, and for a very good reason. Heat, moisture and strong smells have their place in kitchens, but too much is definitely is too much. Today I’m going to explore some issues that relate to them. […]
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The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Low levels produce flu-like symptoms like nausea and headaches. Long term exposure can produce long-term health problems, although the data is incomplete. Recent studies show that exposure to levels as low as 9 ppm can seriously affect the body. For reference, it’s worth noting that a properly functioning kerosene heater […]
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Environmental Concerns Trump Efficiency for Most Families By Ms. Linda M. Breazeale MSU Extension Service STARKVILLE, Miss. — Most bill payers are keenly aware of the importance of energy efficiency, but a new initiative is placing similar emphasis on environmental concerns. David Buys, health specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said weatherization focuses […]
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