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https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/dollar-tree-home-essentials-261726 When you're moving, the last place you're probably thinking of going to is the dollar store. Known for its very logical impulse purchases and well-intended project fodder, much of what's purchased at the dollar store can end up being much of what you're trying to   throw out   during moving. But guess what—Dollar Tree has cheap yet reliable versions of things that can come in handy while moving into a new house or apartment—and it's not just packing tape and bubble wrap. (Actually, I would advise not buying their bubble wrap and tape because the amount they give you for a $1 actually ends up being more expensive than if you were to buy a regular roll from Target!) To find out what dollar store bargains you can find click here .

It might be #MondayMadness , but using certain descriptive language can actually help you sell your home faster. It sounds crazy, we know, but think about how many home descriptions a buyer reads over the course of their search ... like looking through resumes, you want your home's description to do your home justice, and get off the market in a blink! Check out some tips and tricks you can utilize when you're writing up your home's message to buyers. Words That Sell & Trigger Emotions Curb appeal Maple Gourmet Granite Landscaping Open Cozy Turn-key Lovingly maintained Backyard paradise Words That Do NOT Sell & Turn Buyers Away Upside Potential Fixer Upper Basement (use lower level) Small (use cozy) Decorating Allowance Motivated Seller New carpet Vacant Clean Good value Sources www.marketleader.com www.thebalance.com www.cbsnews.com

It can be hard to know where to spend money when you're thinking of selling your house, especially when you're not sure what the return value of your efforts will be. If you're in the dark on where you should focus your efforts, it might be a good idea to have a professional come out and formally appraise your home. They may be able to better assist you with the specific elements of your home, as everyone's situation differs. But, for starters, you can take a sneak peek at what we have concluded on home resale value. Image via www.contractorquotes.us Kitchens & baths - This area is no big secret. Pump up the volume in your kitchen and baths, and studies show you're likely to receive at least 100% back.  Siding - It makes a lot of sense, really. The siding of your house is a huge component to its appearance, and it can be a costly investment. Fortunately, it rakes in about 92% return rate. Windows & Roofing - These two elements of your home hav...

The front door of your home is an inexpensive way to make a big difference in the appearance of your home. You might not have the funds to completely re side your house or put on a new roof, but if you can manage to swing a can of paint, you're in good shape. Check out some front door colors that will make your house pop! Stormy Gray This color is versatile with light and dark colored siding, and it will prevent showing dirt. Image via www.cozycottagecute.com Canary Yellow Yellow doesn't have to be over bearing. Choose soft or earthy yellow tones for a subtle highlight. Image via www.pinterest.com Navy Blue Blues pop in the middle of a lightly colored house. Grays and taupe shades compliment blue well. Image via www.mariakillam.com Cherry Red Adding a red or orange tone to your front door will add a warmth to your home's appearance. Image via www.prettyhandygirl.com Sources www.pinterest.com

Are you looking to sell your house, but just haven't had any luck? It can be a terribly frustrating process putting your house up for sale and waiting for a buyer. Luckily, we have some helpful suggestions that can make your selling process a little less hectic. Follow these tips, and you'll be moving out of the old, and moving into your new dream home before you know it! Image via hamiltonbuildingservices.com 1. Make sure that the price is right! One of the worst things you can do when selling your home is list the price incorrectly. Home buyers will always make sure they are not over-paying, so you need to do your part too, and make sure you're not asking for too much. Sometimes, sellers have the idea that they should list a higher price because there will be counter offers. This method will only send interested buyers walking, and buyers are likely to believe that you are unwilling to negotiate. On the same train of thought, you want to be sure that you are no...