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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
    • Outdoor Living
    • Home Energy
    • Home Technology
    • Shopping Guides
  • Money
    • Insurance
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    • Saving Tips
House with twenty dollar bills background and piggy bank for down payment assistance on a new home.
Buying, Financing a Home, Money, Mortgage,

Down Payment Assistance Programs

When thinking of buying a house, a first question is often How much do I need for a down payment? Ideally, a down payment is 10 percent to 20 percent of the purchase price, which...

Two parties handing over the keys in front of a vacant investment property in a 1031 exchange.
Investment, Money,

Understanding the IRS Code 1031 Exchange

Owners of business or investment property may want to sell and reinvest in a similar new property. An IRS rule allows you to accomplish this goal while deferring capital gains taxes on the property sale...

Young couple imagining buying furniture for the interior of new home.
Indoor Living, Money, Ownership, Saving Tips,

7 Tips for Buying Furniture for Your Home

After purchasing a new home and moving in, most new owners rush to buy new furniture to fill empty rooms. While those pieces may look just right in the showroom, they often lose their appeal...

Worried woman turning down central heating thermostat with energy bill in hand.
Home Energy, Ownership,

Balancing Comfort and Cost at the Thermostat

Summer’s merciless heat and winter’s icy temperatures make it hard to set your thermostat without breaking the bank. Here’s how to keep both your home and your wallet comfy. What the experts recommend Energy experts...

A woman blowing her nose due to an allergy in her home.
Home Improvements, Ownership,

Making Home an Allergy-Free Haven

For allergy sufferers, some of life’s greatest pleasures can bring pain. Spring brings warmer temperatures and beautiful colors but also an explosion of pollen. Cats and dogs make warm and loving companions but may also...

Junk mail overflowing from multiple mailboxes in apartment building.
Home Improvements, Ownership,

Stopping the Flood of Junk Mail for Good

Junk mail is relentless. For every piece of mail worth keeping, it seems there are 10 that aren’t. But there are ways to stop, or at least slow, the flood of junk filling your mailbox....

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Indoor Living, Ownership,

Decorating Trends to Keep and Discard

Decorating trends come and go, often returning yet again with a reinvented look. So how do you know which trends to keep and which to discard? Keep reading for some thoughts and tips. Decorating trends...

Shady corner of a garden with plant containers full of colorful flowers.
Outdoor Living, Ownership,

How to Find the Right Outdoor Plant Container

Container gardens are a smart way to add seasonal color to a home’s porches, decks, and patios. They’re easy and quick to assemble and relatively affordable. Take care to choose the right pot as well...

Man who is moving abroad is pointing to a transparent real estate map of where he wants to buy a home.
Relocation, Selling,

I’m Moving Abroad. What Do I Need to Know?

Moving abroad raises the stakes on the usual questions about relocation. Should we rent first or jump in and buy? Does renting have any advantages over buying? Keep reading for tips and advice so you’re...

A happy female neighbor with glasses smiling at the camera during a homeowners association meeting with other members of the community.
Buying, Finding a Home, Ownership,

How to Interact with Your Homeowners Association

Homeowners associations, or HOAs, provoke strong feelings in some residential developments. Avoid conflicts with goodwill gestures such as these. Understanding the HOA’s purpose and structure An HOA is an organization of the owners in a...

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