Why real estate assessments matter
Originally published on October 11, 2009
The real estate assessment letter you filed away unopened is the driving force behind how much you pay in property taxes.
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Looking for a lot to build a dream home or even more acreage for a farm? Check out these Featured lot and land listings by Century 21 Key Realty which are located in Houston and Geneva counties, including the cities of Dothan and Slocomb.
Read More →Check out some of the Featured properties by Century 21 Key Realty located in Henry County, including the areas of Abbeville, Headland, and Newville.
Read More →Check out some of Century 21 Key Realty’s Featured properties in Coffee, Dale, and Geneva counties, which include homes in the cities of Enterprise, Malvern, Ozark, Pinckard, and Slocomb.
Read More →Check out these featured properties listed by Century 21 Key Realty located in Houston County, including the areas of Ashford, Cowarts, Cottonwood, and Taylor.
Read More →Check out Century 21 Key Realty’s featured properties located in the Ashford area of Houston County.
Read More →Looking for a home or business in the Dothan area? Check out these Featured Properties listed by Century 21 Key Realty.
Read More →According to real estate website Trulia, check out these four good reasons that consumers still need to work with a real estate agent.
Read More →Should you replace old wiring?
Originally published on December 14, 2010
If your house was built more than 40 years ago, replace old electrical wiring for safety.
Read More →Is Mortgage Life Insurance right for you?
Originally published on October 13, 2010
Mortgage life insurance pays off your mortgage when you die. This–the payoff, not dying–sounds good, but it has major drawbacks, which can outweigh the benefits. Read the fine print before taking out your checkbook.
Read More →Property zoning laws for a workshop or studio
Originally published April 27, 2010
Check local zoning laws, ordinances, building codes, and covenants before adding a workshop or studio to your property.
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Come visit our Open House today from 2:00-4:00pm at this Garden District beauty!
Read More →Please visit us today from 2:00-4:00pm and view this fabulous Open House located in the Kelly Springs Subdivision.
Read More →Do-It-Yourself home security check: 5 essential steps
Originally published November 12, 2010
Conduct a do-it-yourself home security check by walking around your house to assess what needs to be done to reduce the risk of a break-in.
Read More →With proper care and maintenance, you can keep your septic tank in good shape for decades—and avoid costly repairs.
Read More →What makes a neighborhood or home worthy of a Historic Designation?
Originally published December 30, 2010
Your home and neighborhood may be old, but that doesn’t mean they’re historic. To earn historic designations, you have to research what makes them unique and historically relevant.
Read More →Get rid of mold: DIY or hire a Pro?
Originally published October 13, 2010
Here’s how to tell if you can get rid of mold yourself or if you need a professional.
Read More →What affects credit scores? 7 misconceptions
Originally published October 22, 2010
If you’re trying to raise your credit score to get a good rate for a refinance or HELOC, you might be surprised by what affects—or doesn’t affect—your score.
Read More →If you have determined that the mold problem in your home or commercial building is too much for you to handle yourself, it is time to hire a professional to make sure the job gets done both safely and completely. However, if you plan to Do-It-Yourself, you may find these two videos helpful.
Read More →Swimming pools: alternatives to Chlorine
Originally published March 25, 2010
Chlorine keeps swimming pools safe and clean, but there are alternatives to chlorine if you’re willing to pay the price.
Read More →Green kitchen flooring: linoleum and cork
Originally published on November 6, 2010
Linoleum flooring and cork flooring are natural, sustainable kitchen floor options that look sharp, fight germs, and last almost as long as you do.
Read More →Does walkability raise property values?
Originally published on November 12, 2010
Your property value will be higher if you live in a community where you can quickly and comfortably walk from your home to schools, parks, and stores, according to one study.
Read More →Repair and replace kitchen counters to stay on top of scratches
Originally published on January 14, 2011
You can repair kitchen counter mishaps with only a little time and money. Big boo-boos, however, will need professional help.
Read More →Fit a small bath in your small home
Originally published on January 21, 2011
Squeezing a small bath into your already-small home might seem like a head-banger of a problem, but the space is there if you know where to look.
Read More →5 steps to owning a home again after foreclosure
Originally published July 8, 2010
Foreclosure is just a one-time event–with discipline and perseverance, you can get a mortgage and become a homeowner again.
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