Realty News August 2009
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Buy Now and Get an $8,000 Tax Credit
By Deanna Lynn Sletten
With only a few months left to take advantage of the first-time homebuyer tax credit, now is the time for serious buyers to purchase a home. Until December 1, 2009, first-time homebuyers can receive a tax credit of 10% of the home’s value up to a maximum of $8,000 if the sale of the home closes before the deadline. In this buyers market of low interest rates and an abundance of homes for sale at affordable prices, the extra incentive of the tax... Read More
Essential Steps to Buying a Home
By Susan M. Keenan
Shopping for a home is a huge endeavor, so it is critical that consumers do a bit of research and get familiar with the home-buying process before they actually begin to shop around. This article outlines the basic steps to buying a home.

Step 1. Pre-qualify for a home mortgage. Take the time to search for a mortgage... Read More
Decorate Your Table with Nature
By Kristie Leong
Whether you're planning a summertime outdoor party or a simple lunch, the experience can be enhanced by adding natural accents when decorating your table. Your guests will feel special when they see how you've added a gentle touch of nature to their dining experience. Need some ideas? Here's how to decorate your tablescape with the beauty and tranquility of nature:

A Flower Theme - Start with an oversized floral centerpiece made of freshly... Read More
Small Design Changes, Big Impact
Courtesy of ARAcontent
We're all living more cost-consciously these days—we're dining out less, forgoing luxuries like vacations and new wardrobes, and we're spending less on furniture, too. The good news is that it doesn't take much to turn your current decor into something completely fresh and different. There are plenty of easy, cost-effective ways to change your surroundings for the better.

"Sometimes the smallest changes can make a big difference in the look of your home. One of the first things I recommend is visiting a nearby professional custom framer... Read More
4 Reasons to Update a Bathroom
By E. E. Kane
Bathrooms may not hold the most glamorous spot in your home, but they must remain functional or everyone suffers. Remodeling can be very expensive, so how do you know when it's time to invest money in your bathroom? The following four reasons explain why remodeling may be worth the expense.

1. Signs of Water Damage.
Leaks in the plumbing can easily lead to problems like mold, loose tiles, and structural damage to the floor underneath. Water damage can wreak havoc on a bathroom, and in some cases will require tearing everything out. If you simply have a mold issue, you may be able to resolve it with ventilation. Install an exhaust fan or a new... Read More
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