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6 Things You NEED to Check Before Buying a House (opens the original)
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When searching for a new house, you may be tempted to focus only on the big-ticket items, like the state of the roof, the size of the bedrooms, if the bathroom(s) or kitchen have been recently remodeled, the age of major systems, etc. And sometimes, all that due diligence can mean overlooking other things you’ll later regret. Home inspectors and interior designers have seen this firsthand with their clients. Spending a little more time checking how the home actually functions day to day means yo
5 Cheap Home Fixes That Could Save You Thousands Later, According to Experts (opens the original)
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A little home maintenance goes a long way. Small issues, especially in older homes, can become much larger projects when homeowners put them off. Fortunately, many major issues can be prevented without spending an exorbitant amount of time or money. The key is catching them early and knowing when a seemingly minor problem deserves professional attention. Ahead, learn what inexpensive fixes experts say can protect some of your home's most costly features. Caulk isn’t designed to last forever. Ove
5 Surprising Places Mold May Be Hiding In Your Home, According to Experts (opens the original)
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Everyone knows bathrooms are prime spots for mold growth. Showers, tubs, sinks, and toilets introduce moisture into homes, so homeowners must pay close attention to those areas. That said, they’re not the only places susceptible to mold growth. In fact, the areas homeowners rarely see can be some of the easiest to overlook. “The biggest tell is usually smell before sight,” says Sam Hickerson, founder of RestoreAdvisor.com. “A musty odor that doesn't go away no matter how much you clean is often
5 Signs a House Has Great Bones, According to Design Experts (opens the original)
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There are lots of things that make up a good home: curb appeal, updated kitchens and bathrooms, a functional floor plan, plenty of storage, and quality craftsmanship. However, even more important is the true structure of your home. Experienced builders know cosmetic flaws don't necessarily determine whether a house is worth buying. When professionals talk about a home having "good bones," they're referring to the structural and design features that are difficult, expensive, or sometimes impossib
I've Sold Three Fixer-Uppers, and This DIY Project Adds the Most Value Every Time (opens the original)
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Whether you’re fixing up a house with the intent to flip it or making upgrades to your forever home, there’s always some consideration as to whether certain renovations or DIY projects will provide a good return on investment for your time and financial investment. Most people know projects like a pool or overly personalized renovations are considered risky investments and can even have a negative ROI. Other projects, like kitchens and bathrooms, often have higher payoffs when it comes time to r
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