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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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Pasadena Native Lost Her House To LA Wildfires One Day After Paying Off Her Mortgage: 'It's Gone'
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How The Mircale Malibu Mansion And Pacific Palisades Home Survived The Devastating LA Fires
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What Happens To Your Mortgage And Property Tax When You Lose Your Home In A Natural Disaster?
Have you ever invested a big chunk of money into renovating the exterior of your home, only to feel like it's missing something when the dust settles and the paint dries? That's probably because you ignored the biggest and most important part: The garage door. Seven Ways to Add Value to Your Garden
Your garden adds up to the beauty of your home. It will be in your best interest to make it attractive. If you intend on selling your home, it will be great to improve your garden. This can increase the value of your home tremendously. Prepare for Fall with These Home Improvements
Even though it may feel too early to start thinking about the cold weather, as a homeowner, you have to plan ahead. The fall season is the best time to prepare your home for the low temperatures coming. Renovating Your Home with Natural Stone
The digital decade of the 21st Century is an excellent example of an oxymoron, two contradictory terms working in conjunction with each other, where there exists both space-age marvels and homeowners opting for home renovations using natural stone. The 21st century, indeed, could well be called 'the new stone age.' Home Staging Tips Sure to Get Top Dollar for Your Home
Buying a home is an emotional purchase. Home staging is defined as visual merchandising to showcase a home so it looks bigger and brighter. Professional stagers use lighting, furniture and decluttering strategies so that the home appeals to the greatest number of buyers. Getting the Most Value from These Yard Upgrades
While it might be tempting to tell homeowners to update kitchens and bathrooms before they sell their homes, the truth is that owners usually don't get a positive ROI with these enormous and disruptive projects. 5 Tips for Marketing New Home Developments
You can't just build a home with an attractive curb appeal, put up a "for sale" sign and expect buyers to flock in. That might not work for the 21st century home buyer. 4 Ways to Reduce the Risks of Injuries at Open Houses and Showings
A great deal of planning goes into selling a home. There's the staging, the scheduling of open houses, and the upkeep of the home until a potential buyer is found. But one thing sellers often overlook is the potential for injuries. What if someone slips, falls and injures themselves while touring the home? 2 Billion Records Exposed In Massive Smart Home Device Breach: Confirmed
A team of self-styled "hacktivist" security researchers, with an impressive track record of exposing breach after breach as part of a web-mapping project that searches for vulnerabilities within online databases, has disclosed one of the biggest to date. Diminutive Domiciles Surging In Cities
It's no surprise big city life is increasingly favored by everyone from Millennials to empty-nesting Baby Boomers. That's helping make micro residential units increasingly popular options in cities from Seattle and Denver to Chicago, New York City and Miami.
