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Home Title Theft: Selling Property for a Steal - Literally - Houseopedia
  • Buying
    • Finding a Home
    • Building a Home
    • Buying a Home
    • Financing a Home
  • Selling
    • Marketing Your Home
    • Staging Your Home
    • Selling Your Home
    • Relocation
  • Ownership
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Keeping Weeds Away From Your Driveway or Patio

Life thrives in unexpected places, such as when grass or weeds pop up from cracks in sidewalks, patios, and driveways. Here’s a guide to removing weeds and preventing these unsightly trespassers.  It starts with a...

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When Is a Room Not a Room?

When selling your house, does room count matter? What defines a room? And who gets to decide? What does the appraiser say? And how much will it affect my bottom dollar? Who is defining the...

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Not What You Paid For: Dealing with Subpar Contractor Work

You don’t expect subpar contractor work when you embark on a home project. Home repairs or remodeling projects can be expensive. You invest a significant amount in your home and should expect quality work from...

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Selling, Selling Your Home,

What to Repair Before You Sell Your House

It generally isn’t financially wise to undertake major renovations just to sell your house, but repairs are another story. Most buyers don’t want a “fixer-upper,” and you’ll sell faster if you’ve already undertaken the fixes....

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Tell the Truth or Stay Silent? Know the Risks of Posting Negative Contractor Reviews

Should you post negative contractor reviews after having a bad experience? Say you hire a plumber to tear out a kitchen sink and replace it with a new one, but he doesn’t do a good...

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When the Fix Makes It Worse: How To Handle Contractor Damage

Consider this scenario: During a home-improvement project, contractor damage occurs on your property. What recourse do you have? Possible bad scenarios A contractor could damage your home while doing a job in several ways. In...

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Accidents and Liability: When a Contractor Gets Hurt on Your Property

Your excitement over that new kitchen remodel turns to worry when a contractor gets hurt in your home. Besides concern over his injuries, could you be held legally responsible for his medical expenses and loss...

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Homesteading: It’s Not Strange to Want a Home on the Range

Homesteading is rapidly becoming popular in the US as people seek independence from traditional conveniences like grocery stores. Why is it growing in popularity, and what does it take to get started? Return to America’s...

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Home Improvements, Ownership,

Missing Tools or Missing Trust? What to Do If You Suspect Contractor Theft

Most home contractors are honest and hardworking, but sometimes you may experience contractor theft. Occasionally, as with any industry, some people aren’t on the up and up.  Common instances of contractor theft Contractors may defraud...

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Find Out If You Qualify for Government Help with a Mortgage

When searching out home-financing opportunities, it’s worthwhile to see if you qualify for government programs that offer attractive terms. The loans are usually administered through a private mortgage lender, but are insured by the federal...

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