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Deciding when to buy a house is an important decision and it seems like more and more people are starting to make the choice to start looking for a new home earlier in the home buying season. There is typically a lag in home buying during the winter months but that trend is becoming more and more obsolete. Weather just doesn’t matter as much when it comes to listing and selling your home or house hunting. Spring, Summer and early Fall still have an edge to Winter but it is slowly coming out of the doldrums. 
So you have finally closed on the home of your dreams and you have never had to care for a home before. What type of tools should you keep on hand to make sure things go smoothly? There are certain tools that are standard that every homeowner should have. There is a feeling that one must have an elaborate tool shed in order to be the ultimate do-it yourselfer. Most people are on the other end of the spectrum and only need a few chosen tools to keep things running smoothly.
Your living room is probably the one room used most often during the winter months beside your bedroom. With the winter weather raging outside a nice comfortable living space is key to enjoying your home during those cold months. 
