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How to Mount a Flat Screen TV

By Nathan Gilbert – PRESENTED BY The Home Depot Carpenter Nathan Gilbert shows host Kevin O’Connor the proper way to hang a TV on a wall. After explaining the different types of wall mounts available, Nathan shows Kevin some helpful tips for locating studs. Then, the two discuss the hardware necessary for hanging a TV, highlighting […]

7 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS FOR CONDO BUYERS

From REBAC Staff | ABR Condominiums, or simply condos, are an appealing option for homebuyers who prefer owning over renting but want to keep home maintenance chores to a minimum. Suppose you’ve decided the pros of owning a condo outweigh the cons, and you’re ready to buy. In that case, your next step is to find an Accredited Buyer’s […]

Why Do Square Footage Disputes Arise?

May 1, 2021 By: Dawn M. Molitor-Gennrich, Francois K. Gregoire with NAR Note: This article references the American National Standards Institute measuring standard, ANSI Z765-2021. At the time this article was published, the ANSI standard was voluntary. This has changed. As of April 1, 2022, Fannie Mae requires appraisers to use the ANSI standard(link is external) for “measuring, calculating, and […]

6 Ways to Prevent Dryer Fires

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), there are an average of 15,970 home structure fires involving a clothes dryer or washing machine a year,  Fires can occur when lint builds up in the dryer or exhaust duct thus blocking the airflow. Reduced airflow causes excessive heat buildup that can result in a fire. […]

Fall Maintenance Checklist

Source: Pete Aiello pete.aiello@sem1.bpgwi.com 1-800-285-3001 BPG Inspections EXTERIOR Remove (or cover) window air conditioners. Install storm windows/doors, and remove screens. Aerate and fertilize the lawn. Trim trees and shrubs away from the house. Inspect the roof for damage. Inspect the deck for any raised nails or screws. Cover or store outdoor furniture and grill. Winterize […]

5 FALL MAINTENANCE ESSENTIALS

Clear gutters of leaves, sticks, and other debris. This may need to be done more than once during the season. If the gutters can accommodate them, leaf guards are real time-savers and prevent clogging. Caulk around exterior door and window frames for a tight seal. Look for gaps where pipes or wiring enter the home […]

Is It Time to Replace Your Rain Gutters?

The gutters on your home serve as the first line of defense against water damage. They perform a critical function by redirecting rain and snow away from your house and foundation. Gutter systems are designed to protect your house, foundation, roof, and siding, as well as your basement and landscaping. A properly functioning gutter diverts […]

3 Options for Dealing With Your Home if You’re Moving Into Assisted Living

Guest Post by: Amy Collett Moving into assisted living is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make for yourself. If you’re trying to figure out what to do with your home in Monmouth County, NJ, you have several options. While you don’t need to decide what to do with your empty home right away […]

Change the Locks—and 7 Other Steps You Should Take To Protect Your Vacant Home After Closing

By Lisa Marie Conklin by Realtor.com So you made it through the closing process. Congrats! You’re finally off the emotional roller coaster that is shopping for and bidding on a house. The inspections are complete, the paperwork has been signed, and you have the keys to your new place. Welcome to your new life as a […]

September 2022 – Monmouth/Ocean County Real Estate Market Report

📈Let’s compare how the real estate market in Monmouth and Ocean counties performed in September compared to last year.  📉 We *still* continue to see higher home prices from last year at this time period due to the demand and accessibility outpacing the availability of homes. Monmouth County saw the biggest jump in prices in […]

Independent Living vs Assisted Living

GUEST POST BY: True Tamplin, BSc, CEPF® Updated on September 12, 2022 There are many different types of living arrangements for the elderly, but it is important to understand some major differences between assisted living and independent living. These options can be overwhelming so here is a rundown of what you need to know about […]

The Real State of Real Estate

PUBLISHED ON THE MORNING BREW By: Amanda Hoover and Ashwin Rodrigues September 23, 2022 Finding a place to live in 2022 hasn’t exactly been a breeze. Rents have skyrocketed, and mortgage rates have nearly doubled from their 2020 lows. As any Zillow lurker knows, prices are out of control for those bold enough to consider buying a […]

Fall Home Selling Checklist [INFOGRAPHIC]

August 2022 – Monmouth/Ocean County Real Estate Market Report

📈Let’s compare how the real estate market in Monmouth and Ocean counties performed in August compared to last year.  📉As summer comes to a close, many buyers are still hoping and waiting for the real estate market to cool off. The market does show signs of slowing BUT data shows we are still in a […]

Home Buying Tips for Teachers

Teachers looking to purchase their first home often find themselves wondering where to turn first. There are numerous federal, state, and locally-based programs designed to make the process of putting together a down payment and getting approved for a home easier for teachers. Check out these resources and tips for consideration before you start the […]

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