Do It Yourself (DIY)

7 tips for a cross-country move

Moving to a new state is an exciting change, but it’s also one that comes with a fair amount of stress. After all, picking up all of your belongings and relocating [Read More...]

10 budget home improvements for home sellers

If you’re prepping to sell your home, there are always steps you should take to make it more appealing inside and out. To avoid spending thousands of dollars on [Read More...]

Make It Safe to Show, Even in Snow

Winter storms and extreme cold can arrive quickly, leaving a property in unsafe condition for showing, especially if the seller isn’t home to maintain it. Be prepared to [Read More...]

Get Your Wheels Ready for Winter

If you live in an area where freezing temperatures and icy roads are common in winter, you owe it to yourself and your clients to ensure your car is prepared to handle the [Read More...]

How to button up your vacation home for winter

Whether it’s a simple log cabin in the Incline Village backwoods or a beach shanty on the beautiful Tahoe coast, a vacation house can be the source of decades of good [Read More...]

Project: Home | Prep your house for winter

Fall is the PERFECT time to prepare the outside of your home and the areas around it for the winter cold. It’s not yet too cold and the fall weather is ideal for [Read More...]

13 tips for selling your home in winter

What makes selling a home more stressful? Selling it in the middle of winter. The lawn is brown, the weather is usually bad and, unlike the longer days of summer, you have [Read More...]

New uses for cotton balls

Typical uses for cotton balls usually lie in medical and protection uses. However, did you know that this little ball of fluff can also have other helpful uses? [Read More...]

Fall is the perfect time for home and garden projects

Welcome to autumn! Now, get to work! Early fall is ideal for many home and garden projects. The weather is just right — not too hot, not too cold. October usually is mild [Read More...]

CIA Secrets of Fine Cooking

Never grab a falling knife. That’s the first-day lesson of CIA Boot Camp, drilled into wine-addled tourists and serious foodies alike. Forget that maxim and ruin the [Read More...]

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