real estate: Moving Companies - 08/21/09 01:57 AM
The moving industry is complicated. It uses a lot of lingo that most consumers don’t understand: You get your estimates as “binding” or “non-binding”; movers use a “tariff” to determine rates; when the mover ships your goods, you receive a “bill of lading.”
For more information, please go to http://www.novapros.com and read our article on Moving Made Easy, Keep it Simple.  Please let us know your suggestions on keeping moving simple, or your stories on your last move (good or bad).
Allison
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real estate: Seller’s Home Appeal for Today’s Market - 04/15/09 03:32 AM
After years of hearing from successful sellers that they didn’t have to do a thing to sell, they now need to understand how they can stand out from their competition.  Read the article on Seller’s Home Appeal for Today’s Market at http://www.novapros.com for ways to stand out from the other homes on the market.
Please provide your suggestions as to how a buyer can stand out from their competition.
Allison
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real estate: Eco-Staging - 02/09/09 04:11 AM
Did you know that you could home stage in an environmentally friendly way.
An article was recently posted about Eco-Staging by one of our own Active Rainers, Joanne O'Donnell.
See the full article about Eco-Staging at http://www.novapros.com and at Joanne's green website http://www.greenbuildscience.net/gbs_student_profile.php?id=10
Thanks Joanne for the article.
Thanks for reading,
Allison
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real estate: What's In, What's Out with Homebuyers - 01/29/09 11:32 PM
Mark Nash, author of four real estate books, has completed his annual survey of 839 real estate agents in all fifty states in the US and the eight provinces of Canada.
What’s in, what’s out with Homebuyers illuminates what’s popular or what sours homebuyers in both the home purchase or sale transaction and home decor. Compiled annually from-the-trenches, it offers a spectrum of tips that cover reality of buying a home and design no-no’s for home sellers and buyer must-haves.
Full article at http://www.novapros.com
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