Fixing a few of your homes most likely trouble spots can improve energy efficiency and save you a bundle on utility bills. Consumer editors at ThisOldHouse.com provide a starting point for your DIY energy audit:Drafty WindowsOn a windy day, close all windows and exterior Continue Reading
When inheriting a home, some people have mixed feelings about what to do with the property, especially if it has sentimental value.You could move into the home if it meets your familys needs, but beware of maintenance costs.If you have a small business, the home might be an Continue Reading
For some of us, retro is just another term. But for those who recall Grandma’s aqua-blue fridge, it brings to mind a simpler way of life, even if it meant that some poor soul had to run out for blocks of ice. The bright color brought the space alive and made you happy to be Continue Reading
If you want to get a second mortgage so you can make renovations to your home, it can be difficult if you have poor credit.A second mortgage can use a homes equity as collateral for a second home loan, allowing up to 80 percent of a homes value to be borrowed. However, Continue Reading
These five features ensure your master suite leaves nothing to be desired.Dressing RoomEquipped with vanities, islands and full-length mirrors, these rooms are more luxurious than walk-in closets.Sitting AreaA sitting area can make a large bedroom feel more intimate while Continue Reading
Some kitchen tools and gadgets are splurges"an ice cream maker is probably rarely used by most"and others are essentials that you’ll likely use daily.If you’re just starting out in the kitchen and don’t own much more than a pot and a spoon, here are some essential items that Continue Reading
