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15 Aug 2018

Easy Decor Tricks That Make Any Home A Standout

Real EstateDecorating, Home Improvement, Real Estate

If your home's style currently wouldn't win any awards, there's no reason to put off a redo indefinitely. With a little ingenuity and a few hours of time, it's possible to transform a "Plain Jane" into a trendsetter. Here's how: Paint and Pattern Almost any designer will tell you that color is the best way to alter the character of a room. It doesn't have to be dramatic; even a subtle change of tone, texture or pattern on a single wall can be a distinctive focal point. If your home lacks architectural detail, you might consider adding wood paneling to…

Outdoor Projects That Will Help You Sell Your Home

Real EstateHome Improvement, Landscape, Real Estate

First impressions matter when you're selling your home. Curb appeal is what draws potential buyers to your home. It can make or break a home sale. Attractive landscaping or an appealing entryway can determine whether or not buyers walk through your front door. If the outside of your house is poorly kept up, they probably won't bother to see the inside. You don't have to have a large budget or tons of time to make your home look appealing from the outside. Here are some easy outdoor projects that will help you sell your home. Get Rid Of Clutter Getting…

What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – August 13th, 2018

Financial ReportsFinancial Reports, Interest Rates, Mortgage Rates

Last week's economic reports included readings on job openings and inflation along with weekly readings on mortgage rates and new jobless claims. Job Openings Hit Third Highest Reading on Record Job openings held steady at 6.70 million in June, which was the third highest reading since reporting started in 2000. Analysts said that the high number of job openings combined with low unemployment rates indicates healthy labor markets. Fewer jobs were available in transportation, utilities and warehousing, but jobs in education increased. Job quits remained at 2.20 percent for the fourth consecutive month. Quits are considered an indicator of worker…