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Protecting Your Home: Safety Tips for the Homeowner

Friday, April 22nd, 2016

We often like to think good things about our new home, such as the memories our family will make there. However, there’s a less than wonderful thought that should also be considered: the risk of burglary. As a new homeowner, you may be at risk for this opportunistic crime, but you can take certain precautions…Read More »

How to Choose Roofing – 6 Types to Consider

Thursday, April 21st, 2016

Whether you’re replacing an existing roof or researching options for a new home, deciding between roofing styles, materials and costs can be complicated. To help you determine the correct roofing materials for your home, here are the pros and cons of the six most popular roofing types. #1 Asphalt Shingle The most common roofing material,…Read More »

What’s the Difference?

Wednesday, April 6th, 2016

There are so many items in your household that are similar to one another. Whether pillows, doors, windows, or blankets, they are all used the same way, yet they are different. Here are the differences between a few common household items. Go ahead, impress your friends by knowing the differences. Bay Window vs. Bow Window:…Read More »

Driveway Detective: Tips for Assessing a Driveway When You Buy

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

Thought-out floor plans, updated kitchen appliances, and abundant backyard space may be perks you’re searching for when trying to find your dream home, but a seemingly minor aspect may make or break the sale — and it’s right under your feet. An attractive driveway boosts curb appeal and sets the tone for the entire home….Read More »

Kitchen Magic: 5 Must-Have Features

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

The kitchen is the heart of the home. It’s where you prepare meals for your family, and where you all come together to share those meals. So shouldn’t your kitchen portray that same warmth that you feel? Having a dream kitchen is a goal for many home owners, and while not everything is as easy…Read More »

MASH for Adults: What Type of House Should You Have?

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

Do you remember MASH, the game you used to play in grade school to predict your future? We’ve created the adult version to help you find out the type of home that may be right for you. Grab a pen, think of a number, and start playing! How would you describe your style? Eclectic Modern…Read More »

New Homeowner Tips – 5 Do’s and Dont’s

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

If you’ve recently purchased a new home, or if you’re about to, you’ve likely given a lot of thought to all of the responsibilities that come with it: mortgages, insurance and — sooner or later — renovations and repairs. While the responsibilities can seem overwhelming, owning a home is exciting and rewarding too. You just…Read More »

How to Build a Winning Home Buying Team

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

Buying a home is a huge milestone – especially if you are buying for your first time. Although buying a home is exciting, there is a lot to keep track of and manage. It’s imperative to have a solid team behind you. Aside from having an excellent real estate agent to guide you through showings…Read More »

4 Times It Makes Sense to Pay More (Yes, More) for Your Mortgage

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

Article provided by realtor.com®. View the original article here: http://ow.ly/10jdED. When shopping for a mortgage, it’s all too tempting to go for the rock-bottom option—in other words, whatever will keep your monthly payment as low as possible. Yet bargain hunters should beware: Extremely low interest rates or monthly payments may look great at first glance, but they aren’t always…Read More »

Commercial Property Leased

Tuesday, April 5th, 2016

4280 Sergeant Road, Sioux City, IA is leased. The tenant, My UnityPoint Nurse, and the landlord, Klinger Properties, were both represented by Ellen Kaplan, Senior Commercial Sales Associate with CENTURY 21 ProLink. My UnityPoint Nurse provides health information services to the public 24/7. Their entire operation has now moved to the Mayfair Center.   Transaction…Read More »