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Elizabeth Harper
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The Fixer-Upper: How much work is too much?

By Elizabeth Harper | Published 06/13/2006 | Real Estate | Unrated
The term "fixer upper" may often strike fear in the hearts of home buyers. There are no strict measures in defining exactly what a fixer upper is. It could mean a historical house in need of minor repairs or it could mean a run down house with sagging floors, a leaky roof and a serious foundation problem.

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Historical Homes: Things to know before you buy

By Elizabeth Harper | Published 06/13/2006 | Real Estate | Unrated
Historical homes can be breath taking and fascinating. They are a wondrous form of beauty. The ones that have lived for many years can hold secrets and stories passed down for generations. Buying a historical house can be used for later for many different reasons, from personal living to renovating for historical tours.

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Maximize the look of your home: Getting ready to show off

By Elizabeth Harper | Published 06/13/2006 | Real Estate | Unrated
First impressions mean a lot especially if you're trying to sell your home. Time and effort should be invested into your house for the needed repairs and cleanup both inside and out. All homes can use some sprucing up and fixing, and with the right attitude and plan your house can go onto the market looking sharp and neat, and you can feel more confident that it will find that perfect buyer in a timely manner.

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The Real Estate Bubble: Do you know how it can effect you?

By Elizabeth Harper | Published 06/13/2006 | Real Estate | Unrated
The real estate bubble is a much discussed phenomenon used to describe a situation in which property values, both or either commercial and residential, expand very rapidly. The result is an over-inflated market that sees buyers purchasing property at prices far above standard value while fearing the market will burst and property values will plummet as fast as they rose.
 
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