Temperatures are on the rise, leaves are filling in the sparseness of winter trees, and perennials are awakening from their slumber. Unfortunately, the onset of warmer temperatures also brings with it unwelcome guests into your home. Here are 10 houseplants that can help keep them at bay.

So you’ve finally found “the perfect house” and put in an offer. Hopefully, prior to this, you were pre-qualified. From the time you become pre-qualified through closing, your financial situation is closely examined to determine your level of financial responsibility. That said, here are a few no-no’s to keep in mind.

Although Easter is one week away, let’s talk about Easter eggs of a different kind. Urban Dictionary defines “Easter eggs” as “A hidden item placed in a movie, television show, or otherwise visual media for close watchers.” In the context of real estate, Easter eggs would be something unexpected and a “great find”, possibly tipping the scales on the home you’re considering.

Asbestos can be found in homes, specifically homes built before 1980. This is because the dangers of asbestos exposure did not become common knowledge until the 1980s when the use of asbestos was brought to a halt. But what do you know about asbestos? Let's take a closer look.

If you’re planning on selling your home soon, it’s time to take an honest look at your home from a buyer’s perspective and tend to any cosmetic fixes, necessary repairs, and clutter around the house—and property. So what kinds of things should be addressed? Let's take a look.

Spring has sprung and for those who enjoy gardening, it’s time to think about planting that vegetable garden. There’s nothing like the pride and enjoyment of growing your own vegetables. But if it’s your first time, there’s a bit of information you need to be mindful of before diving in.

If you closed on your primary home in Georgia in 2021, the deadline to file your Homestead Exemption application is Friday, April 1st. Don't be an April Fool and miss this important tax-saving deadline!

Who you are in business with matters. And with no shortage of real estate agents here in the mountains of north Georgia and western North Carolina, it helps to understand what sets Keller Williams and The Mountain Life Team agents apart from the rest of the crowd.

So you’ve put off a few projects around the house long enough but realize you can’t do them yourself and decide to hire someone. But how can you find a contractor that will do a great job much less call you back? Here are a few ways to find a contractor you won’t regret calling.