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Earnest money deposit is the money you put down on a house that can essentially put a hold on the property. It can often be misunderstood but it is important that you understand what the intentions are and how you can make sure that it comes back to you should something go wrong. There are instances where the deposit can be forfeited and it is key that you know what to do and what not to do in order to make sure you get your property and your money that will go towards your down payment or closing costs.
If you have ever tried to sell a house then you know the challenges of showing the best virtues of your space. There is a whole industry based on coming to your home and telling you what you need to change to make it sell as fast possible and for the most financial gain. Home stagers have tips and tricks of the trade that they use and here are a few that you can use to help sell your home quickly.
After you move into a new home you may start what seems like a long list of areas you would like to improve upon. A new kitchen remodel is probably at the top of that list. Kitchens are an important part of a family dynamic and making them more usable and functional is always a priority. Even the smallest remodel can run up to $150 per square foot so you need to know where to spend your money and where you can possibly save.
