The continuing saga of a DIY dummy. In this episode, watch as I try to take down wallpaper without losing life OR limb!
Tag Archives | Home Repairs

Things I Learned Taking Down Wallpaper
by Joel Jarvi on January 25, 2013 in Home & Family, Home Improvement
Top Home Improvement Projects NOT Worth the Money (at Least According to These Guys)
by Clayton Closson on August 15, 2012 in Home Improvement
You know that swimming pool you want in the backyard? Or those new windows? And that rocking basement. The one with the full bar, Galaga game, glazed tiles on the floor. Yes, that basement. The one you want and are 100% sure will raise the value of your house?
First-Time Home Buyers: Save Money for Home Repair
by Shannon Martin on December 28, 2011 in Home Buying, Home Improvement, Saving, Smart Shopper
Sure, putting a big down payment on your new home is a good thing. But, first-time home buyers, keep some cash in your coffers for surprise home repairs! Be proactive and keep some savings aside, even if the inspection came up clean.

Tips for Selling Your Home in Any Season
by Victoria Araj on December 29, 2010 in Home Sales
Call on these five tips for selling your home regardless of whether the temperature or housing market is fluctuating.
Are You Financially Prepared For Homeownership?
by Amber Hunt on August 4, 2010 in Home Buying
While a mortgage may be the largest expense to consider when budgeting for your new home, be careful not to forget about other hidden expenses associated with homeownership.
How To Buy A Foreclosure – 6 Simple Tips
by Amber Hunt on July 26, 2010 in Home Buying
A foreclosure can be a great investment if you know how to buy one. Read our 6 simple tips before you get started.
Energy Efficient Heat Wave Survival
by Rebecca Carter on July 7, 2010 in Mortgage Rates
Record-breaking temperatures are sweeping the nation, but don’t break records with your electric bill! Check out these 7 cool tips for hot energy savings.
Homeowner Energy Tax Credit: Get Money Back From the Right Repairs
by Jenny Zhang on September 15, 2009 in Homeowners Tips
Your home needs repairs, like every home does eventually. Maybe some remodeling, or maybe just upgrading the appliances to better ones – what kind should you get? How can you increase the value of your home while being cost efficient? Is there a difference? Do Energy Star products really save you money? And, aren’t all appliances basically the same thing, so just get the most reasonably priced one?
How to Finance a Fixer-Upper Home
by Clayton Closson on July 7, 2006 in Home Buying
Looking to buy a “fixer-upper?” It could cost a lot of money to repair and get it up to your living standards. So where do you get the money to finance the remodeling?
Spring Home Maintenance Checklist
by Clayton Closson on March 29, 2005 in Homeowners Tips
Routine seasonal maintenance keeps your home safe and can save you money in the long run. Find out what projects you should consider this spring.
