3 Steps to Feel at Home in Your New Neighborhood

Posted OnAug 25, 2015
3 Steps to Feel at Home in Your New Neighborhood “Welcome home” can lose its meaning when you’ve moved to a new neighborhood. Unfamiliar streets, new neighbors, different shopping locations, and hard-to-find light switches can sometimes combine to leave you feeling a little lost. Once you’ve hung the wall art and arranged your dishes, what
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Homeowner Association Reserve Study Protocol

Posted OnAug 20, 2015
Homeowner Association Reserve Study Protocol The reserve study is one of the most valuable planning tools available to the Board of a homeowner association. But all reserve studies are not created equal. Like painting, there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. Some HOA’s attempt to perform a reserve study internally,
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6 Ways to Save by Going Green at Home

Posted OnAug 10, 2015
6 Ways to Save by Going Green at Home There are many benefits to going green. You help the environment, protect the planet for future generations, and – let’s face it – you can save money on energy costs and a variety of other household expenses. By changing just a few habits and modifying existing
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7 Statistics About Credit Reports That May Scare You

Posted OnAug 05, 2015
7 Statistics About Credit Reports That May Scare You You may not give much thought to your credit score in your day-to-day life, but when the time comes for a major purchase or transition, the information in your credit report is crucial. People are often unpleasantly surprised at how much inaccurate information can show up
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