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It’s barbecue season and you’re short one pack of hamburger buns. You run to the grocery store, grab an 8-pack off the shelf, and jog to the nearest checkout aisle. But when the clerk scans the barcode, the jumbo-sized 24-pack rings up. Why should you pay for 24... Read More
It doesn’t matter if you’re moving for the fifth time or a first-time homebuyer. The moving process can be incredibly stressful. There’s the time investment, the fear of valuable belongings breaking, and, of course, all those cardboard boxes. You may be asking yourself,... Read More
You may finally be ready to go from renting an apartment to becoming a first-time homebuyer as you’ll likely encounter, there are many variables to consider when looking for a home. Factors such as location, schools, finances, the... Read More
Living in the Sunshine State, as Florida is nicknamed, is a popular choice among retirees and families. The state boasts year-round warm weather, beautiful beaches, and many opportunities for recreation and entertainment perfect for anyone. From the bustling city life of Miami to the laid-back atmosphere... Read More
While Nashville is widely known as the “Music City” – music isn’t the only thing that makes Tennessee’s largest city famous. Nashville is also a foodie’s paradise – with everything from traditional Southern cuisine to upscale, fine dining. Whether you’re renting an... Read More
Home of Mardi Gras, beignets, and the French Quarter, New Orleans, LA, is one of the most iconic cities in the Gulf Coast region. With views of Lake Pontchartrain, a one-of-a-kind food... Read More
Prices are up almost everywhere – from food, to gas, to home prices. In February 2012, the nationwide median sale price of a house in the U.S. was $160,000. More than ten years later, that number is up to a record... Read More
Known as “The Big Apple,” New York, NY is home to some of the greatest landmarks and sites to photograph. From a prominent skyline to beautiful streets and alleyways, there is no shortage of scenes that are sure to make for the best... Read More
People eat a lot of food in the U.S. In fact, the average citizen ate 1,996 pounds of food in 2021. Composting even half of that would reduce methane emissions, help the food supply, and cut agricultural water needs significantly. Unfortunately, composting is... Read More
Congratulations! You’ve been preapproved for a home mortgage, found your dream home, negotiated an agreeable sales price, and successfully maneuvered through the home inspection process. You now have the fully executed sales contract for your new house. Next, on to the... Read More
If you’re an apartment dweller, you may have considered the idea of owning your apartment. But can you actually buy an apartment? Well, the answer is a bit complicated. In this article, we’ll dig into what your options are if you’re looking to buy an apartment,... Read More
Apartment hunting can be an exciting experience, especially if you’re looking for a unique space that you’ll love living in. However, if you’re new to renting or moving into a new type of rental, it can be overwhelming to understand all the terms and different types of apartments... Read More