Managing Homes with Confidence!
Most homeowners are familiar with the home inspection process, a traditional step in the home buying process. The goal is to determine the home’s condition, from the roof to the foundation and all the systems in between like electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling. Ideally you are buying a home …
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Without the energy saving measures taken after the 1973 energy crisis, the US would use nearly 50% more energy today. Now President Obama has pledged to cut 15% of all energy used by the Federal Government, the world's largest consumer. What if we all committed to cutting our consumption by 15% …
Home inspection are an invaluable tool when buying a home. Few buyers have the technical expertise to thoroughly review each major component of a home, and experienced home inspectors follow a rigorous, step-by-step inspection to insure they check everything. When reading an article on …
Among Time Magazine's top 50 inventions for 2009, 5 of them focused on home improvements and 4 of these were related to improving energy efficiency. From the short abstracts provided by Time, at least one ($10 Million Lightbulb) has been entered into a contest for the most efficient replacement …
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If you own a home, you probably didn't pay much attention to the home buyer tax credit for First Time Home Buyers. Now there's a new tax credit you may be eligible for. The bill passed in November 2009 creates new tax credits for many home owners, to try and get the cycle of buying and selling …
The government influences home construction standards with regulations that must be met when selling a home. Today the US government is focusing on energy efficient products and materials for new construction and existing homes. Enforcement of new standards happens in many ways. For example, there …
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The name tells our story! We provide women homeowners with “how to” resources to manage their homes with confidence. We strive for homes that support how you want to live, while building equity for your future too.
