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| Increase the Odds of Selling Your Home by Cleaning Out Clutter |
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Written by Phoebe Chongchua
Whether you're getting ready to put your home on the market or you simply want to get a fresh start in 2007 -- clearing clutter is the answer.
Your REALTOR® will tell you when they show buyers a cluttered home, no matter how lovely it could be, prospective buyers just can't picture it and will usually pass or make an offer for much less than the seller thinks the home is worth. Yes, packaging matters. It matters when you're buying a product in a store and it matters when you're selling your home.
Think about the way model homes are packaged for display. There's so little in them; yet they look just perfectly appealing. Of course, that's not how any of us really live. But it's how consumers want to see the home. !
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| Warm Rooms Delightful During Frightful Winter |
Written by Broderick Perkins
Few regions in the nation were spared winter's frigid fury last month. Parts of the Northwest and Rocky Mountain regions were still digging out of four weeks of snow as temperatures iced California's citrus crop. San Francisco Bay Area residents kept an eye out for the first snow flurries in years.
Frigid air flowed into New England as wind chill factors pushed some temperatures in the upper states' hinterlands to 35 below zero. Ocean-effect snow showers were forecast for Cape Cod. New Orleans shivered through 30 degree temperatures and Mother Nature put central and southern Texas into the deep freeze. The Deep South and Southern California held onto "heat waves" with temperatures in the 40s and 50s.
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