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Things You Should Know About a Remodeling Coach
Written by our guest author, Reva Kussmaul, Remodeling Coach and CEO of Eye for Detail, Inc.
A remodeling coach is a person with experience and extensive knowledge in the home improvement industry and offers customized teaching and mentoring to homeowners and contractors. Remodel coaching is a unique service designed to help bridge the communication gap between homeowners and contractors helping both to navigate the challenges of home remodeling projects.
WHO CAN BE YOUR EYES AND EARS IN YOUR TENANT’S PROPERTY?
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Since you are the one ultimately responsible for your property if you are a landlord in the case of mold. (Some tenants leave wet or damp things against the wall or they have created mold over a period of time by their own actions.) In either case you the landlord are held responsible.
Credit Repair
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Credit Repair: 10 tips for improving your credit history and raising your credit score
Summary: The best person to repair your credit is you. Ilyce shares 10 tips for you to repair your credit. Credit can be repaired when you don’t co-sign for loans, make on-time payments and don’t over-extend yourself.
When it comes to repairing your credit, you’re the best person for the job.
Mortgage Shopping Tips
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
GUIDE TO SKILLFUL BORROWING
People are often misled by myths that state that it is almost impossible to get a mortgage, or that all mortgages are about the same with lender’s rates being almost identical. In actuality, most people just don’t get the right information before they jump into the mortgage pool. Educate yourself before your next loan. Here are seven handy tips for skillful borrowing:
How Do You Extend An Escrow When Financing Has Taken Too Long?
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
When you fill out the purchase contract, put under additional terms:
“If, through no fault of buyer, financing should exceed the escrow period, escrow is to be extended to accommodate same.”
Stop Foreclosure and help the seller!
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
HOW DO YOU STOP FORECLOSURE