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What Does it Take to Own a House?
Owning a home is a dream for many people that, with some proper planning, can easily become a reality. There are a few necessary items potential buyers will need in order to become homeowners—namely money, knowledge of the local real estate market (or the services of a licensed real estate agent), and patience. Time is another factor. Unless you find the perfect house right away, budget for a minimum of 2 months to find a house and close the deal. It takes an average of 30 to 45 days for a house to close. After that, you must purchase home owner’s insurance and sign a variety of documents. Then the house is yours.
20 Things I’ve Learned (the Hard Way) About Women
The following is a guest post byTucker Liszkiewicz I’ve dated a variety of women in my short time on this planet. Some of them were absolute gems. Others ended up being fool’s gold. The only consistency from one to another was that I tended to make the same mistakes over and over. One day, frustrated by losing the same battles over and over, I compiled a list I found to be true most of the time. Most of the time. 1. I’m wrong.
Ways to Save on Your Energy Bill
Utility bills add up to an average of $1,900 for most families in the U.S., according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Lowering your utility bills gives you more money in the budget for other expenses while benefiting the environment by conserving fossil fuels. Some energy-reducing strategies are simple to begin immediately, while others take some time and upfront investment.
Ways to Recycle Water
Recycling usually brings to mind cans, bottles and paper products, but recycling water is another way to benefit the environment and lower your utility bills. The water you save through various recycling efforts works well for watering houseplants and irrigating the landscaping outside your home.
Hanukkah Safety Tips
Hanukkah is a time for celebration with family. Unfortunately, it is also an occasion filled with health and safety risks, which can put a damper on holiday tradition. But despite the extra hazards present at this time of year, following some simple common sense tips can help keep you and your family safe and healthy throughout your Hanukkah festivities.