House Poor?
The expression House Poor hasn’t been used much in the past few years of low rates, but with rates increasing, this expression is going to be more common.
The expression House Poor hasn’t been used much in the past few years of low rates, but with rates increasing, this expression is going to be more common.
When you are buying a new house or home for yourself, there are a bunch of things you should check, not the least of which is the floor on the level. Also if there are nude photos of the current residents, glance but don’t stare.
Is it worth the cost to replace aging windows in your home? This article explores a real-life experience of upgrading poorly insulated, unattractive wooden windows in an older house. Framed as both a repair and an improvement, the post dives into reasons why this type of home repair is essential—not just for energy efficiency and temperature control, but also for enhancing curb appeal and increasing future resale potential. Whether you’re debating the ROI of new windows or simply tired of constant upkeep, this piece provides practical insight into when a window repair becomes a replacement necessity.
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The drought in Ottawa during summer 2012 brought dry lawns, empty rain barrels, and visible overuse of water by unaware neighbours. With no rain for weeks, many questioned why the city hadn’t implemented smart water meters like Ontario Hydro’s electricity model. This piece highlights the need for water regulation and rate reform during droughts in Ottawa.
Buying and selling houses (some call real estate) has a great deal of psychology involved in the process. Don’t think your used house salesperson doesn’t know that.