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     By:John Cutts

    A group that helps distressed homeowners avoid Houston foreclosure listings is embroiled in a controversy over its questionable practices. The group’s Houston operation is included in the nationwide call for review of its operation and government contracts.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Realtors: Have You Jumped on the BlackBerry Bandwagon Yet?

     By:Tina Fountain

    What the BlackBerry does is combine a cellphone, PDA, laptop and camera into a handheld mobile device. For the real estate agent who is juggling a full schedule of home showings, client appointments, MLS monitoring and more, it may just be the ideal co-ordinator of one's working and personal life.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Indiana AG Files Court Injunction to Stop Deceptive Foreclosure Consultants

     By:Cassiano Travareli

    In an effort to address the increasing number of foreclosure-related scams in the state, the Attorney General of Indiana investigates the deceptive activities of a company engaged in foreclosure consultancy.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Mike Ciucci

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    In Category - Home Improvement
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     By:Sonia Smith

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    In Category - Home Moving


  • Before you Move: Down-size Your Belongings

     By:Mark Hostetler

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    In Category - Home Improvement
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     By:John Cutts

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    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Leslie Eskildsen

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    In Category - Home Selling
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     By:John Cutts

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    In Category - Foreclosure
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    In Category - Home Moving
  • Have an Eco-Friendly Move and Save Money Too!

     By:Adam Robinson

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    In Category - Home Moving
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    In Category - Green Building
  • How to Get the Most Space from Your Storage Areas

     By:Fredrica Smith

    Every piece of memorabilia, unopened gifts, backup supplies, old clothes and toys are all piled up in the storage room. Cabinets all over your house are chucked with old mail and other random stuff. By the end of the year, you will be surprised that this space could no longer fit in even a tiny piece of item. Everything is tousled and you might not even remember all its contents. This scenario is typical to be seen in majority of homes. To get out of this clutter problem, it is best to start organizing your storage areas.


    In Category - Home & Garden
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     By:Greg Eckler

    We've selected these 10 household gift ideas for mom with the premise, "it's the thought that counts". These gifts won't cost you anything, but a little of your time. Mom will get some jobs done around the house, and have a chance to enjoy some much needed quality time with her family.


    In Category - Home Improvement
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     By:Melanie Speed

    I think the most difficult part of any makeover is getting started. When it comes to closets, they're usually in pretty rough shape by the time you decide to make a change. Sometimes just staring at the cluttered mess is enough to make you close the door and say, "Maybe another day".


    In Category - Home Improvement
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     By:Lauren Spencer

    Many modern homeowners use a home office for work or home finances, but need the flexibility to use this space as guest accommodations as well. One great solution to this problem is the modern version of the murphy bed. In a particularly small room, you might even want to opt for a murphy bed that has a fold down table incorporated on the underside.


    In Category - Home Improvement
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     By:Leticia Carvalho

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    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Cassiano Travareli

    A nonprofit organization continues to fight against the unstoppable foreclosures. Hopefully, their efforts will not be put to waste for the sake of the distressed homeowners.


    In Category - Foreclosure
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     By:Mike Taylor

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    In Category - Home & Garden
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     By:David Abernathy

    The easiest way to make the transition from season to season, as well as keeping your closet tidy and neat on a day to day basis, is by creating a storage system that works well for you and the space you have to work with.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Staging Children's Rooms For Home Sales

     By:Rachel Vanderveen

    This means that all of their toys, games, stuffed animals, and the like have to be removed from the main areas and placed into their rooms. This can be quite the challenge as many parents would find themselves piling children's paraphernalia up to the roof in their children's room.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Your Home Life and Life as a Realtor

     By:Marci McFarland

    To avoid the wonderful world of burnout and the if-you-only-knew speech that you feel obligated to give people who rave about your supposed freedom, it is imperative that you start giving yourself as much time as you give your clients... or more. In order to be a good Realtor, you need to take care of yourself and what is important to you. Cozy condos, palatial properties and stunning views can only take you so far.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • After Your Home Sells: Successful Relocating

     By:Lauren Kline

    If you are relocating on your own, it can be a bit of a mixed blessing. On one hand, you only have yourself to worry about but on the other hand, you only have yourself to rely on as well. Relocating with your family will be trickier because you have more opinions to take into account and more issues to worry about. It can be argued though that relocating with teenagers is potentially the hardest move of all.


    In Category - Home Selling


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