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What Is the Average Cost to Replace a Roof?

Several variables factor into the cost of a new roof, including the size and pitch, as well as the materials and roof type; be it metal, asphalt, tile or slate.

5 Things to Know Before You Replace Your Roof

The Way You Hang Your Roll Of Toilet Paper Says A Lot About You

How do you hang your toilet paper? Under the roll and closer to the wall? Or do you hang your toilet paper over the roll? Well, a new study suggests there [...]

10 Trees That Spell Trouble for Your Yard

Mature trees add a lot of value to your property, boosting both your home's price and your quality of life... but only if they are the right trees. When you make an investment in a tree, don’t inadvertently plant something that will become a maintenance headache or the eventual cause of a dispute with your neighbors. To play it safe, keep these 10 trees out of your landscaping plan.

Need to Hire a Siding Contractor? Is it Time for New Siding Installation? (Part 1)

Part 1 explores How do you know if you need new siding installation? And... Who should you call when looking for a siding contractor?

Expert Solutions to Common Residential Roofing Questions

Considering a Clearwater roofing project? Read this post and discover the answers to some of the most common residential roofing questions.

Question from your neighbor: “Can anyone suggest a good siding contractor? Our house...”

Can anyone suggest a good siding contractor? Our house...

Ideas for Shopping for Spring

Fall is the time to prepare your yard for next spring. There may also be time to hire a Twin Cities siding contractor to fix any damage or paint the trim.

How To Deal with Residential Roofing Maintenance

You need to regularly deal with the maintenance of your roof, to avoid problems, large expenses and thermal discomfort. In this regard, you need to

Invest in Single Family or Multifamily Rental Properties?

Is a single family vs multi family home better for a rental? I prefer single family properties for a number of reasons, but it may depend on where you live.

Property Management for Single-Family Homes: Tricks of the Trade

Here’s some of my best advice for how to deal with some potentially challenging situations when managing single-family homes.

When A Single-Family Office Is Not A Good Fit

Single-family offices can deliver outstanding value and attention to their families. However, a single-family office is not the answer for all wealthy families and individuals. Sometimes, the best answer is a multi-family office.

Which costs more: A single-family home or a condo?

Most of us tend to believe that downtown condo living is expensive—certainly more so than living in a suburban single-family home. But what if I could shatter that preconceived notion that urban l…

Benefits of Living in a Single-Family & Townhome Community

Townhome and single-family home living may be the perfect choice for those interested in homeownership with resort-style amenities, safe and secure neighborhoods, and minimal maintenance responsibilities. Read for the many benefits of living in a community!

Single-Family Rental Market: Viable or Dying Out?

2 Key Factors Driving Single-Family Housing

Job growth and lower mortgage rates are two positive economic variables that will support near-term growth for single-family construction.

US builders boost single-family home construction

The Pros and Cons of Single Family Rental Properties

Are single family properties better than multi-family properties? This article examines the pros and cons of investing in single family properties.

The answer for affordable housing? Single-family homes

Rentals in single-family homes and small multifamily buildings are a viable solution for helping the significant lack of affordable homes in the housing market. But in order for this to happen, these three policies need to change.

Is Sluggish Single-Family Housing Construction Slowing the Economy?

The Wall Street Journal implies a take on the U.S. economy that might make some urbanists uncomfortable: more single-family construction is necessary for a full economic recovery.