If someone acts in a way that feels cruel, unsupportive, hostile, or harmful, it doesn’t mean you are currently being unsupportive or harmful toward yourself. Instead, life is asking you to contemplate: “how can I learn from what feels like cruel words or harmful actions from this person by being even more kind and supportive […]
Can You ? Eating out during the work or school day is undeniably convenient. There’s no scrounging in the cupboards for something to prepare, searching for forks when you forgot yours at home, or eating cold spaghetti when the office microwave is out of order. But what’s better than convenience? Keeping money in your […]
Sellers can pay for the Buyer’s closing costs, but only up to a certain amount. The maximum amount is determined by the type of loan (conventional, FHA, or VA), the occupancy type (primary residence, second home, or investment property), and the size of the down payment. Here are the maximum allowable amounts the Seller can […]
Congratulations Kent and family. We did it! We sold their childhood home in Applewood yesterday. Many family memories with six siblings in that home. Cherish your memories. Call me to get your home sold fast and for top dollar!
HOW TO RAISE YOUR CREDIT SCORE – THINGS YOU SHOULD NOT DO Do not close old accounts The longer your accounts are open, the higher your score will be. Do not pay off old collection accounts if the collection company is not currently calling you or writing to you. Paying off an old collection account will […]
Pay your bills on time. Every time you pay a bill 30 days late, it lowers your score. The more recent the late payment is, the more that late payment lowers your score. If you missed a payment, get current on that account. If you are past due on an account, just making the late […]
Federal agencies have proposed a plan to reduce the number of homes that require an in-person appraisal, hoping to speed up the closing process and save money for home buyers and borrowers looking to refinance. Under the proposal, in-person appraisals would be necessary only for homes valued at $400,000 or more. Currently, that threshold is […]
Skate the Lake December 31, 2018 Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM MST Website: http://www.evergreenchamber.org Skate the Lake: New Year’s Eve Party and Fireworks Join the Evergreen Chamber and our local mountain community for the family-friendly, alcohol-free 23rd annual New Year’s Eve Skate the Lake event at Evergreen Lake, Monday, December 31 from 6 to […]
Nancy Woodson and environmentalist Amy Tyson added paper straw alternatives to the majority of Conifer restaurants in the last several months. Working on educating the Conifer community to stop using plastic straws and plastic in general to eliminate plastics ending up in our precious ocean waters. An astounding 500 million straws are used in the […]
The number of For Sale by Owner transactions fell to a record low of 7 percent of all home sales in 2018, down from 8 percent last year, according to the National Association of REALTORS®’ 2018 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. FSBOs—homeowners who try to sell their properties themselves without a real estate agent—have […]
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