A Site for Answers to a Home Owner's Questions
April 20, 2010
The National Association of Realtors have established a web site designed to be a resource for consumers about protecting, maintaining and increasing the value of their homes. Here is a sampling of information that is available on the site. This information is from an article in the NAR Realtor Magazine.
"Good questions to ask before hiring a contractor. Will you itemize your bid so it's clear what your charging for each aspect of the job? Is the bid an estimate or a fixed price? "
"When to make an insurance claim and when to skip it. Generally it makes sense to file an insurance claim for damage that exceeds your deductible."
"How to plant a tree in the right spot. Planting a deciduous tree on the west side of a house provides cooling shade in the summer. In winter, after it loses its leaves, the same tree lets in sunlight that cuts the heating and lighting bills."
"Right tools and methods for bathroom cleaning. Unleashing a chemical onslaught isn't necessary. A pumice stone and rubber gloves are sufficient for removing mineral deposits in bathrooms. For additional power mix baking soda with vinegar."
This is just an example of the variety of subjects that are available on the site.
http://www.houselogic.com/
The National Association of Realtors have established a web site designed to be a resource for consumers about protecting, maintaining and increasing the value of their homes. Here is a sampling of information that is available on the site. This information is from an article in the NAR Realtor Magazine.
"Good questions to ask before hiring a contractor. Will you itemize your bid so it's clear what your charging for each aspect of the job? Is the bid an estimate or a fixed price? "
"When to make an insurance claim and when to skip it. Generally it makes sense to file an insurance claim for damage that exceeds your deductible."
"How to plant a tree in the right spot. Planting a deciduous tree on the west side of a house provides cooling shade in the summer. In winter, after it loses its leaves, the same tree lets in sunlight that cuts the heating and lighting bills."
"Right tools and methods for bathroom cleaning. Unleashing a chemical onslaught isn't necessary. A pumice stone and rubber gloves are sufficient for removing mineral deposits in bathrooms. For additional power mix baking soda with vinegar."
This is just an example of the variety of subjects that are available on the site.
http://www.houselogic.com/
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