Adam Reynolds - Realtor

Outdoor pollution is not the only source of respiratory irritation. Homes can develop toxic house syndrome when indoor pollutants accumulate. Here’s how to keep your indoor air fresh and healthy.

Is Sick House Syndrome Making You Ill? Airtight homes prevent toxic substances from escaping causing sick house syndrome, making a home’s occupants ill. Keep your family safe with these tips.

Sidestepping a home-buying frenzy could be as simple as buying where others are not looking. Here's how to do it.

Buying When They Aren’t Selling

What to Look for in a Home Inspection Report
You've made an offer, it's been accepted, and now comes one of the most important steps in the buying process: the home inspection. The report that follows can run anywhere from 20 to 100 pages. That's a lot of information, and knowing how to read it makes all the difference.
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What to Look for in a Home Inspection Report You've made an offer, it's been accepted, and now comes one of the most important steps in the buying process: the home inspection. The report that follows can run anywhere from 20 to 100 pages. That's a lot of information, and knowing how to read it makes all the difference. Not All Issues...

Could you see yourself living in a Yurt?

Keeping your linen closet in order is probably not at the top of your chore list, but when selling your home you don't want a prospective buyer to open the door and see your hidden mess. Unless you're a master folder, use shelf baskets to better organize your towels and sheets. Learn some more helpful tips in this linen closet guide.

Staging Tip: Use Baskets to Organize Linen Closets A little organization and a fair amount of purging can turn even a modest linen closet into a functional space for a family. Here are a few tips.

What Sellers Should Know About Pre-Listing Inspections
Most sellers spend weeks preparing their home for the market: decluttering, touching up paint, maybe tackling a few overdue repairs. What some sellers overlook is hiring a home inspector before the listing goes live. It's not a requirement, but for many sellers, it's a smart move.
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What Sellers Should Know About Pre-Listing Inspections Most sellers spend weeks preparing their home for the market: decluttering, touching up paint, maybe tackling a few overdue repairs. What some sellers overlook is hiring a home inspector before the listing goes live. It's not a requirement, but for many sellers, it's a smart move. How It...

Owners of residential investment property get tax write-offs for the cost of repairs and renovations. But the IRS treats these two types of projects differently. Here’s how the rules work.

Investment Property Repairs and Renovations: How They Affect Your Taxes Owners of residential investment property often spend money on repairs or renovations. Here’s what you need to know about how the IRS treats these expenses.

From stucco to brick, this handy guide will help you sort through the details of selecting your home's exterior choices when building.

Home Exterior Options Brick, stone, stucco, vinyl -- the choices can be overwhelming when building a home from the ground up. What type of look are you trying to achieve? And does that aesthetic appeal meet your budget and hold up to the weather conditions in your neck of the woods? Here are some things to consider befor...

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