With all the hustle and bustle of the holidays, many people are checking their to-do lists twice and may not be thinking about how to keep their homes safe for their families. To keep your holidays holly and jolly, get started with a few simple steps.
Holiday Glow If you like to have the brightest Christmas display known to man like Clark Griswold of National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation or you prefer minimal lights, you should always take safety precautions. So when you shop for indoor or outdoor lights, (2 comments)
Oh, moving day is exciting, isn’t it? And, sometimes, it’s too darned exciting! After all, you have so many things to remember…worry that the mover will show up on time…fret that things may be lost or get broken…and on and on. But, really, that day doesn’t need to be so stressful!If you follow the tips below, you can make the day as painless and as enjoyable as possible. The key underlying each of these tips is, of course, proper planning!Tip 1: Start early!There are two reasons for starting early. One is psychological. When you start early, (0 comments)
There is a lot of confusion centered on the health care bill’s impact on real estate transactions and the talk is not exactly accurate. Let me first clarify one thing: yes there is a new tax on real estate. But what most people don’t tell you is that the tax is only on applied profits earned above and beyond the capital gains tax limits and this is not a blanket tax applied to all real estate sales. Additional Taxation Only on Applicable Capital Gains First, let me explain the capital gains tax limits in most states. Most states have (0 comments)