Stressed about the move, or worried the new house won’t feel like home? Here are some tips to help settle your nerves.
Buying a New Home
New Home Checklist: What to do as Soon as You Move In
You’ve moved in to your new home, and now you’re done – right? Maybe not. Here are a few things you should do in the first few weeks in your new home.
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Why You Shouldn’t Shop by Square Foot
Shopping for square footage or price per square foot isn’t always the best route when home buying. Here’s why.
Ensure a healthy home with Indoor Air Plus certification
When Sara Willoughby was 14 years old, she became bedridden with debilitating health problems. “I wasn’t able to do much more than roll over,” she recalls. “I needed help with basic activities like bathing and eating.” After being diagnosed with sensitivity to mold and other chemicals in their Washington-state home, the family decided to move …
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Buy Brand New and Get Into Your Dream Home Sooner
There’s an undeniable romance associated with buying a fixer-upper and creating your dream home, but the reality is more often a nightmare. New construction offers the same dream home result with less fuss.
Boost Your Credit Score To Land the Home of Your Dreams
Your credit score is the most important factor in getting favorable mortgage terms. New Home Source shares 6 tips for boosting your credit score and getting you into the home of your dreams!
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Water Conservation In The Garden: What Homeowners Need To Know
We have nothing to lose if we conserve water, and everything to lose if we don’t. Read on to find out how you can have a beautifully landscaped yard while still using less water.
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Think All New Homes Cost a Fortune? Think Again.
A new home doesn’t have to be expensive. Many builders are adding smaller, more affordable homes to their portfolios to attract buyers who want new construction without the high cost.