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EDITOR'S PICKS
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Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
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Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
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Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
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US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
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Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
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Detention ponds are a real estate nightmare. If you have one on your real estate property you know this first hand. This detention pond was most likely constructed on your property to serve as a stormwater management system. -
'Staying Safe In Your New Home
You've worked through the steps of getting a new home and completed your "moving out" checklist. -
'4 Tips to Help You Find Your "Forever Home"
Buying a house -- under any circumstances -- is a big decision. However, there's a significant difference between purchasing a starter home, and buying what some people call a "forever home." A forever home is just what it sounds like -- the kind of house that you'll want to live in forever. -
'New Netflix Series 'Marriage or Mortgage' Weighs on Dream Wedding vs. Dream Home
It's a battle between practicality and once in a lifetime event come true. This is the big question couples in the new Netflix series "Marriage or Mortgage" have to answer as they prepare to take their relationship to the next level. -
'Could Luxury Co-Living Be Next Big Thing in Apartment Rentals?
Most of the time, coliving is viewed as sharing ordinary apartments and merely having a space to live in. But in reality, coliving could have a broader meaning from having intentional communities to living with a total stranger roommate. -
'The 'Furry' Next Big Thing to Happen in Real Estate
In the middle of the coronavirus global pandemic, the demand for pet-friendly properties increased as more people are staying longer at home doing remote work and homeschooling. -
'Spider Symbolism: Not As Bad As You Think
It is no secret that jewelry is bristling with menacing and terrifying symbols. For example, we associate skulls with danger and death. Nevertheless, we boldly carry these images on our rings and pendants. The situation is similar when it comes to dangerous animals. The images of cute cats and dogs are a rather rare phenomenon in the world of jewelry. On the other hand, it is permeated with lions, wolves, and all kinds of snakes. Jewelry paying tribute to spiders isn't of a rare kind either. Many people are paralyzed with fear when they see a tiny arachnid but when it is a spider ring or something like that, everything is fine. -
'4 Ways to Get Comfortable in Your New Home
Some people struggle to adapt to new environments. And that's okay! While it's often beneficial to be a creature of habit, it can make transitions difficult. -
'When Is The Right Time To Think About Your Retirement?
If you're a young professional, retirement might be very far off from your mind because you may feel that it's not something critical, right? But, in reality, it's never too early to start planning for it. Your future financial independence may rely on how early you're able to prepare. Those who have a solid plan that they're able to stick to may likely stop working early if desired. -
'Home Organization Habits to Start This 2021
Boost order in every corner of your home with these home organization habits. -
'How Early Should You Start Planning a Long Distance Move?
Whether you've just gotten a new job, been accepted into a university program, or want to be closer to family, moving across the country can be an exciting prospect. -
'2021 Best and Worst Place to Raise Family in America Revealed!
According to WalletHub, Massachusetts is the best place to raise a family, while New Mexico is the worst.