realtor: Why You Should Participate In Spring Cleaning
- 04/02/14 03:55 AM
It’s that time of year again – time for the much anticipated spring cleaning! Whether you have participated in spring cleaning in the past or not, you definitely won’t want to miss out this year. There are so many benefits for you and your family when you give your home a deep clean. Don’t be deterred from the cleaning because it is time consuming and/or boring, even the smallest tasks can make the biggest difference. Here are four reasons why you should participate in spring cleaning this season. Your Home is Clean It’s an obvious point, but completely necessary to reiterate. If you’ve ever … (2 comments)
realtor: 10 Restaurants to Check Out in Williamsburg, Virginia
- 03/20/14 03:25 AM
There are so many food and beverage options available to you in and around the Williamsburg, Virginia, area. Whether you have a favorite type of cuisine that you stick to at all times, or you’re open to trying new things, you will have no trouble finding something for you. Here are ten restaurants to check out in Williamsburg, VA. A Chef’s Kitchen Type: Educational, Restaurant Price: $$$$ Fat Canary Type: American, Wine Bar Price: $$$ Artcafe26 Type: Art Galleries, American Price: $$ Doraldo Restaurant Type: Italian Price: $$ Opus 9 Steakhouse Type: Steakhouse, Seafood Price: $$$ Food For Thought Type: American Price: $$ … (0 comments)
realtor: Things To Do in Williamsburg, Virginia - February 2014
- 01/31/14 01:37 AM
Changing Keys: From Harpsichord to Pianoforte When: Through February 2014 Where: DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum What: Explore the evolution of spinets, harpsichords, and pianos in the 18th century in this exhibition of more than 25 instruments. Examine the differences in the various types of keyboards as well as the evolution of the instrument over time.
Painters and Paintings in the Early American South When: Through February 2014 Where: DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum What: This groundbreaking exhibition will bring together paintings by artists working in the 18th-century South and others produced abroad for southern patrons.
Exhibition Opening - Tramp Art When: Through February 2014 Where: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk … (0 comments)
realtor: Can You Buy A Home With Bad Credit?
- 01/24/14 01:59 AM
If you’re young and haven’t built up credit, or have had a few lapses in your credit history, you may be wondering if you can still buy a home. The short answer is, “Yes, it is possible to buy a home with bad credit”, says Realtor.com writer Cina Coren. It’s optimal to have a long, clean, credit history if you want to purchase a house because it makes it easier to get approved for a home loan, and it can help you secure lower interest rates. The best way to go from “bad credit” or “no credit” to “homeowner” is to take … (0 comments)
realtor: Should You Buy Or Rent A Home? Advice For Military Families
- 01/17/14 03:49 AM
The military can be unpredictable, and as a military family, deciding about whether or not to buy your next home is always something that you need to put a great deal of thought in. Although military members often receive a tax-free housing allowance to cover all or part of their monthly rent or mortgage payment, some still question what option is right for them. There isn’t one specific answer to the question of whether or not you should buy or rent your next home, it really just depends on your own individual situation. Plenty of factors can impact the answer to that frequently asked questions, … (0 comments)
realtor: A VA Loan VS. An FHA Loan
- 01/06/14 06:05 AM
When you’re applying for a loan, you might be unclear about what type of loan you’re looking for. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and the Veterans Administration (VA) offer loans to a variety of borrowers with a number of benefits for each. The FHA is an agency whose main goal is to help provide housing opportunities for low- to moderate-income families, with or without a military background. Meanwhile, the VA guarantees home loans made available to veterans and military personnel only, without any down payment. Qualifying requirements, down payments and fees can vary between the two programs. There are a number of … (2 comments)
realtor: How To Save Money On Your Electric Bills
- 12/20/13 03:42 AM
Taking the steps to reduce your electric bill doesn’t have to be time-consuming or difficult, according to a recent article from Realtor.com. Simply switching the brand of light bulbs you use and taking a little extra time to flip switches ‘off’ can help you save money on electricity. Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are a popular alternative to traditional incandescent bulbs because they’re more energy efficient and can last six to ten times longer. So, next time you’re out shopping for light bulbs, consider opting for CFLs so you can start saving on energy costs right away. Here are four more ways … (0 comments)
realtor: How To Buy A Condo In Virginia
- 12/12/13 02:24 AM
Buying a condo can be a very big step and can get you on your way to owning your own home. But how do you buy a condo in Virginia? When you’re ready to move on from renting, but aren’t quite ready to buy a home, buying a condo might be right for you. However, it’s important to recognize that buying a house and buying a condo are very different processes. Make sure that you understand the variety of concerns and considerations that should go into the decision to buy a condo. From Fox News, here are some important things to … (0 comments)
realtor: Tips For Buying A Home This Winter
- 12/06/13 03:27 AM
Buying a home is a very big accomplishment for every individual, it can also be stressful and time consuming. With all of the holiday madness that comes along with this time of year, you don’t want to find yourself falling into an overwhelming craziness. After the holidays, you want to relax, but if you’re looking for a new home to celebrate future holidays, relaxing might not be an option. Here are four tips for buying a home this winter. Shovel the Snow If a buyer is trudging through the snow or sliding on ice while walking up the front steps just to view your … (1 comments)
realtor: What Is A Short Sale?
- 10/23/13 05:13 AM
If you are thinking of buying a home and come across one you love and you discover it is a short sale; if you don’t already know what a short sale is your first reaction is to ask, what is a short sale? Definition: Simply put, a short sale is a property that sells for less than the balance that is owed on the mortgage. A short sale can be on any type of property including an apartment building or even vacant land. If there is a mortgage balance that is greater than the market value of the home, the property … (0 comments)
realtor: How To Sell Your Home Fast
- 10/23/13 05:05 AM
If you put your home on the market, your goal should be to sell your home for the most amount of money, in the least amount of time, under the most favorable terms, right? So how do you sell your home super fast? Here are 8 tips to help you sell your home fast... 1. Curb Appeal When a potential buyer drives by your home or even pulls up for a showing, the first impression they will get is the front of your home. Make sure that you prepare your home for it’s best first impression... Powerwash doorway, windows, garage door, … (0 comments)
realtor: Getting Prepared For A Move
- 10/02/13 05:13 AM
Feeling overwhelmed by all the things you have to get done before you move? Well take a deep breath and relax because here is a checklist for all of your moving to-do’s. This checklist has from one month prior to moving all the way until you are unpacking. One month before moving Change your address with the post office and IRS Hire a moving company or rent a moving vehicle Transfer or get copies of medical records (and school records if you have children). Update your insurance policies (Home, auto etc.) Check with your insurance company to see if your belongings are covered … (1 comments)
realtor: 5 Tips For First Time Home Buyers
- 08/23/13 01:32 AM
Purchasing a home can be overwhelming for some. From house hunting, to the paperwork, the down payment, and even to the point where you are moving into your new home there is a lot do. Make sure you are prepared for what to expect during the home buying process. Here are 5 tips for the First Time Home Buyer... 1. Do some research Sounds obvious right? But so many buyers go into it blind. Although there are many professionals that will help you along the way, you will only help yourself if you do a little research before and during your home buying process. … (0 comments)
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