After years of home ownership, you'll probably have to replace a few windows in your home. Although you may take your windows for granted, they remain an integral part in maintaining a comfortable home. Unfortunately, these invisible barriers are fragile and can be broken with minimal amounts of force. The cost to replace windows will vary upon size, amount of windows needed, style and quality, but despite the many brands and options available, affordable replacements are eas

I don’t agree with the other answers you’re getting. It’s usually not any cheaper to go through the listing agent, and it could end up costing you more. Although it varies by state, here in Florida you don’t have to use a buyer’s agent. You can let the listing agent either represent you, or you can not have representation which I strongly urge you not to do. The seller pays the listing agent, and they in turn pay the buyer’s agent. The amount the seller is paying is contractu

The handy kitchen garbage disposal is useful for getting rid of a variety of food scraps and waste that might otherwise create unpleasant smells in the kitchen. However, many foods can actually damage your disposal or render it useless. A common misunderstanding about garbage disposals is that the device includes "blades," when in actuality it contains a ring of teeth-like shredders that grind the food and force it down the drain. While there's no real way to sharpen these sh

If you do, I have the perfect place for you! My newest listing in Waterside at Coquina Key South is just the spot for boat owners and paradise seekers. This is a great unit in a fantastic complex. As you can see, the complex sits right on Tampa Bay. Sit on the veranda of the clubhouse and enjoy the most beautiful sun rise you've ever seen. Then go for a dip in the the picturesque pool surrounded by palm trees and the bay. How about jumping into your boat you keep docked right

This is a great question because most sellers just go with the first agent they meet with. The first thing I would do is Google them before I ever meet with them. Look at their website. Is it professional? Look them up on Zillow, Realtor.com, Yelp, etc. to see what people have said about working with them. If they pass step 1, speak with them and ask them to email you some of their current and past listings. Are they complete and full of details? Informative? Do they use lots