It’s been decades since a water-resistant flooring alternative became available to the average homeowner; at least, one that retains the attractive appearance of wood, without the susceptibility to the indoor elements.
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Los Angeles is considered the most overpriced city in the nation, and it’s not hard to see why. I outline our step-by-step plan that helped us put together our down payment and hopefully will be an encouragement for others in a similar situation.
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For many homeowners, the reality of just how many home improvements and repairs need to be made on their property isn’t fully realized until they’re ready to sell it.
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I thought we’d be moving in about a week or two from now. But what did I know?! That was me being overly optimistic.
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When people think of home renovations that tend to think of a money pit from which they will never emerge again.
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Most people look at their homes as a cash-consuming necessity. After all, a good chunk of your monthly earnings is probably spent on the mortgage bills.
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Inexpensive get-away tip: Travel to a nearby town you haven’t explored before, and that may be considered under-rated.
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As soon-to-be new homeowners, we’ve been plotting our outdoor living areas. It’s one of the things we’ve been missing living in an apartment; an outdoor area that’s large enough to use!
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Stone can be another option as the primary floor in a home. Its style and durability makes it a great choice for all the rooms in your house.
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My favorite residential architect style hands-down is a Craftsman bungalow. I’ve been doing some homework on how to make our Cape-Cod home look more like a Craftsman.
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Tiny House Design's Pioneer Cabin - 16 x 20
