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What Style is Your House: Colonial Revival
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What Style is Your House: Stick Style Houses
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The Stick style flourished between 1850 and 1876. Stick Style architects wanted to express “truthfulness” by revealing the supporting posts & beams
RentShare
RentShare is a way for landlords to accept electronic payments at no cost. The tenant pays. Why would a tenant pay this way? Automatic recurring payments from bank or credit card are convenient Cash back or points can be earned on certain credit cards Late payments can be avoided during cash flow crisis…
Rent escrow survey: tend to agree
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Tips to Eliminate Moisture Problems
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Moisture problems are the key ingredient for mold, one of the costliest issues to resolve. Moisture problems commonly result from plumbing:
Goodbye, Small Water Heaters
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New Department of Energy standards prohibit the manufacture of water heaters that don't meet guidelines. New water heaters are taller & wider.
What Style is Your House: Queen Anne
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The Queen Anne style was originally based on the cottages that dotted the English countryside. It became popular in the US after the Philadelphia Exposition
What Style is Your House: Shingle Style
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Shingle style homes were originally meant to be quiet summer houses, not formal mansions that proclaim the owners’ wealth.
Advice from a Housing Court Judge
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We recently spoke with a housing court judge about the eviction process and other areas of the law. Here are some things we learned:
