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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
    • Home Improvements
    • Indoor Living
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Loan schedule table sheet shows the concept of biweekly mortgage payments.
Money, Mortgage,

Are Biweekly Mortgage Payments Worthwhile?

If you make only the monthly payments set by your mortgage company, in the end, you will pay a significant amount of interest. Making biweekly mortgage payments can save you money by reducing interest and...

New pet cat and dog resting together at home.
Ownership, Shopping Guides,

How to Welcome a New Pet on a Budget

Pets are wonderful additions to the family and have been proven to reduce stress and blood pressure. However, their expenses add up quickly, so here’s how to welcome a new pet on a budget. Where...

Businessman analyzing investment charts and business plan with printer.
Home Technology, Ownership,

Inkjet or Laser? Picking a Printer for Home Use

Inkjet printers are a common choice for home printing, but laser printers that serve the more demanding business market are also big sellers for home use. Which is the printer for you? What type of...

Heating and Air-Conditioning units connected to the residential house
Home Energy, Ownership,

Choosing the Right Size Heating and Air-Conditioning Units

Heating and air-conditioning units that are too large or small can raise your energy bill and cause other problems. Here’s a guide to help the average consumer purchase a system that’s just the right size....

Decorative antique edison style LED light bulbs against brick wall background.
Home Energy, Money, Ownership, Saving Tips,

Should I Switch to LED Light Bulbs?

Cheaper than ever before, LED light bulbs are surging in popularity in American households. Not only do they save money on energy, but they also last far longer than traditional and CFL bulbs. Is it...

A new headquarters lobby in a new city.
Buying, Buying a Home, Marketing The Home, Relocation, Selling,

A New Headquarters in Town: Help or Hindrance to Home Ownership?

Large corporations frequently relocate their headquarters to new cities. How will that affect you as a home buyer or seller? Why do companies relocate headquarters? The U.S. is always evolving. Changes in demographics, education growth,...

Photo of extreme weather damage flooding and wind do to hurricane.
Home Improvements, Ownership,

Bracing Your Home for Extreme Weather

An approaching tornado or hurricane is terrifying. Life, limb, and property are all at risk in these extreme weather events. What steps can you take to minimize damage to your home and remain safe? Extreme...

Cute little boy holding a bunch of fresh organic carrots in a vegetable and herb garden.
Outdoor Living, Ownership,

Creating an Outdoor Vegetable and Herb Garden

Growing your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs, isn’t as hard as you might think — even without a large yard. Where do you start? Here are the basics to a successful backyard kitchen garden. Start...

A computer hard drive being destroyed with a hammer for disposing of a computer.
Home Technology, Ownership,

Guard Your Personal Info When Disposing of a Computer

When you buy a new computer, you may plan to sell, donate or recycle your old one. But you’ve got sensitive passwords and account information on the hard drive you’re getting rid of.  Before you...

The ultimate garden accessory a free standing cedar wood hot tub with cover.
Selling, Selling Your Home,

Tackling a Big Job: Moving a Hot Tub

Sellers may want to take a hot tub with them to their next house, and buyers may want to get rid of one that came with a home they purchased. Can you safely move a...

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