Smaller houses are taking over.
Friday, May 24, 2019
Smaller houses are taking over.
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There's no shame in asking for help when buying your first home.
Thursday, May 23, 2019
There's no shame in asking for help when buying your first home.
Do you hate your apartment floors?
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Do you hate your apartment floors?
How long does it take to improve your credit score?
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
How long does it take to improve your credit score?
These are some common problems first-timers run into.
Friday, May 17, 2019
These are some common problems first-timers run into.
Just how expensive are America's most expensive cities?
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Just how expensive are America's most expensive cities?
One group that likely will not complain about California’s high home prices: Sellers.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
One group that likely will not complain about California’s high home prices: Sellers.
Writing an offer letter. Yes or no?
Friday, May 10, 2019
Writing an offer letter. Yes or no?
How to Keep a Clean Home
Tuesday, May 07, 2019
How to Keep a Clean Home – Weekly List
Keeping a clean home can be a challenge even when you do not have your home listed for sale. Many people are fortunate enough to have regular house cleaners take care of this – for the rest of us, we find time in our week to take care of our home ourselves.
Experts suggest that creating a schedule to accomplish the important tasks each week is the best way to keep a clean home without the stress. Taking into account that things change, customize this schedule/list to fit your own weekly activities. By using this plan, you will keep your home clean all week, with only 5 days of effort.
Day 1 - Dust and then vacuum the home. Dust first as the dust will fall onto the floor. Mop any hard surface floors as well.
Day 2 – Deep clean bathrooms, shower and toilets, clean mirrors and shine fixtures.
Day 3 – Address the kitchen. Check the inside of the microwave, oven and clean drips off of cabinets. Day 4 – Window day. Clean all the windows you can reach. Hire a professional if needed.
Day 5 – Garden work. Trim trees, remove weeds and remove debris
Sounds easy, right? No. It’s hard to carve out time during the week, but breaking up the work into smaller chunks makes it less burdensome. Of course throughout the week, check for basic maintenance; countertops, kitchen spills and pet hair, etc. This schedule is a framework you can use to create your own plan and make sure your home is always clean.
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