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[31 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]

The cost to renovate an existing home varies, depending on the type of improvements made and the extent of renovations required. For most homeowners, the biggest concern is funding a remodel or renovation project. When it is a simple project, such as new flooring or replacing bathroom fixtures, the cost is typically small enough to pay cash or use small consumer finance vehicles, like credit cards. Most homeowners, however, have bigger projects to tackle. Bigger projects usually mean financing, with the two most common options being a straight renovation loan …

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[3 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]

With a housing market so hostile that you might want to wear a bullet-proof vest before you enter it, selling your home has become more a tactical challenge than a typical private transaction. But because there are fewer buyers around, many homeowners are biting the bullet and staying put until the market picks up. Others however are preparing for battle, either by pressing on with the sale or by trying to rent out their home in the interim. There are two reasons why you might consider renovating your home; the …

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[25 Jan 2011 | One Comment | ]

One of the key things to do when you are embarking on a building, home improvement or renovation project is get clear on what you want first.  No matter how good any builder architect or tradesman appears it pays to get a second independent opinion and review of any plans.
Most people are about to spend a substantial amount of money and often do not know exactly what they are getting and tend to go completely on trust without getting that second opinion. The following story outlines a process I …

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[5 Aug 2010 | No Comment | ]

If it suits your family situation, it is a very good idea to build your home because you will get exactly what you want instead of when you buy and existing home you will often need to compromise until you carry out a home renovation. However always remember  – don’t be lulled into thinking that the home building cost is only what a contractor quotes you.  there will often be hidden extras. so always ask lots of questions before signing on the dotted line.
So here are a few …