Zillow

JULY 19, 2018

If you want good neighbors, you'll first have to become one yourself. Master these seven techniques, and even you (yes, you!) can win the approval of your entire neighborhood. 1. Good neighbors bring cookies. Whether you're new in town or haven't kept in touch, a delivery of freshly baked goods is a perfect way to break the ice and let neighbors know that you're thinking of them.

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Zillow

JULY 19, 2018

Leaving friends and neighbors behind can be the toughest part of moving to a new home. These five tips will help you make connections and settle into your new community in no time. 1. Knock, knock. For an extrovert, walking over to a neighbor's home to say hello may feel like a no-brainer. But for more reserved personalities, this tried-and-true method usually requires a bit of a warmup.

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Zillow

JULY 18, 2018

If you're a parent, buying or renting a new home isn't just about where you'll tuck the kids into bed at night - it's also about where you'll send them off to school in the morning. So, how can you be sure your dream house feeds into your child's dream school? You're going to have to do some homework. 1. Go beyond the numbers. Every state's education department publishes an online "report card" for each district and school.

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Zillow

JULY 16, 2018

Most people think their real estate concerns end once they've closed on and moved into their new homes. But when a neighbor's house goes on the market, there can be some important implications for you. Here are some tips for staying real estate aware. 1. Document important disclosure items. For the most part, good fences make good neighbors. But sometimes the folks on the other side of the fence don't cooperate, and unresolved neighbor conflicts tend to arise when one of the homes goes on the ma

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Zillow

JULY 15, 2018

Few sellers consider their neighbor's home when preparing to sell their own. Why would they? Their biggest concern is getting the soon-to-be-listed home painted, cleaned and landscaped for great curb appeal. But all that effort could be for nothing, if just one of your neighbors doesn't care much for appearances. If you find the neighbor's home unappealing, imagine your potential buyer's first impression.

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