So you have found the perfect home, it's no secret that moving is not fun. Between finding a new place, packing, utilities, and everything else, there are a seemingly endless number of things to do before you can actually settle into your new abode. In an effort to ease the burden, realtor.com highlighted four areas that often cause major headaches on moving day and how you can avoid them!
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You might think that a minor issue with your home can simply be covered up, but a home inspector probably won't feel the same way. Rather than try to hide a problem, you would be better off simply taking care of it before you get called out. Keep reading to learn about three of the most common "minor" issues that home inspectors often catch home owners trying to ignore or cover up.
As summer fades into fall we are reminded of all the time we love to spend outdoors. Being able to incorporate the outdoors into your home will be a benefit both to you and your family as well as adding value to your home if you choose to sell in the future. Adding value on both ends can only be a plus for you. There are certain items and features that many homeowners choose to add to these indoor/outdoor spaces that are a good idea to consider for your own home.
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