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It’s tax season again. Do you know your homes tax basis?
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Basement, Bathroom, Bedroom, Building Equity, Closet, Fix and Flip, Garden, Gardening, Home Improvement, Investing, Kitchen, Kitchen Cabinets, Master Suite, Project Budget, Walk-in Closet, Yard 6 years, 5 months ago
Every year millions of people buy or sell homes in the US. It’s a rite of passage to purchase a home. Whether you are moving from an apartment, your parent’s basement or an existing home there is one important thing the tax man wants to know when you sell your home, what is the tax basis value of your home? Why should you care about this if you are buying a home? That’s easy, when it comes time to sell your home you can minimize the tax basis and pocket more of your own money.
Master Suite bathroom plan changes
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Bathroom, Bedroom, Building Equity, Closet, Home Improvement, Master Suite, Project Budget, Walk-in Closet 6 years, 6 months ago
Over the weekend, we continued our master bedroom renovation. We tore out more of the existing master bathroom to make room for the new water closet and a large walk in shower. Using the tools on Home Renovation Hub we could play with the bathroom layout to move things around and that is eaxctly what we did.
2017 Is Here: Time to start building equity!
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Basement, Bathroom, Building Equity, Fix and Flip, Home Improvement, Kitchen, Kitchen Cabinets, Project Budget, Walk-in Closet 6 years, 8 months ago
2017 will be a year of transition. With the change of administration in the White House, improving economy and interest rates that seem to be moving up we feel a little mixed for the 2017 real estate market.
The Keys to Designing Your Wonderful Walk-in Closet
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Closet, Walk-in Closet 7 years, 4 months ago
There are few places in your home that blend convenience and luxury together as seamlessly as a walk-in closet. It is both a place of storage and a shrine — keeping your clothes neatly accessible, organized, and on display simultaneously.
