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Merry Christmas and the Happiest of New Years to all our clients, readers and all your family and friends.  Wishing you a Peaceful, Healthy and Abundant New Year!

During the Home Inspection period, which begins the day after your offer is accepted, and an executed contract has been received by both sides, you will have the opportunity to truly get a picture of how well the seller has … Continue reading →

 Most homeowners and homebuyers would like to avoid the use of chemical compounds, which can be found in most housing components, and, are referred to as VOC’s or Volatile Organic Compounds.  They can be in almost any building products, soft … Continue reading →

In December we’re gifting you with some sanity saving holiday tips from House Logic… #1 Protect Ornaments With Holiday Recyclables Keep ornaments safe for next year by stowing them in leftover party cups, hot-glued onto a piece of foam board … Continue reading →

HouseLogic is always full of great tips for home owners, seller and buyers. This month we’re going to take a look at their advice for getting the worst jobs done. Maybe you can get a neighbor kid to help before … Continue reading →

HouseLogic is one of our favorite publications. They offer great tips for finding, buying, owning and then selling your home. Over the summer, we’re going to try to post easy, breezy tips for you to consider. Nothing too taxing – … Continue reading →

HouseLogic is one of our favorite publications. They offer great tips for finding, buying, owning and then selling your home. Over the summer, we’re going to try to post easy, breezy tips for you to consider. Nothing too taxing – … Continue reading →

Are you looking at relocating to the Twin Cities? Or maybe you have some friends you would like to entice to the area? We’re going to feature some of our summer highlights to help you show off our community. St … Continue reading →

Summer in Minnesota has been slow to arrive but it’s Memorial weekend and the weather predictions are pretty good. The trouble is how to balance being outside with being productive. We have some suggestions based on recent articles from HouseLogic… … Continue reading →