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Winter brings new opportunities for plant care | Home & Garden
URBANA — Wednesdays just got merrier and brighter. Each week, University of Illinois Extension educators will share holiday plant and home landscape tips for winter. The free online workshops begin Dec. 1 and include live, follow-along activities led by Extension educators Andrew Holsinger, Chris Enroth, Ken Johnson, and Katie Parker, Each hour-long session begins at 3 p.m. Register online at go.illinois.edu/GoodGrowingWinter21. YARD AND GARDEN: Change up your holiday plant tradition with amaryllis • Unique Plants for the Holidays — Wednesday, Dec. 1: Are you searching for the perfect holiday gift for that plant lover on your list, but don’t want to give them the typical poinsettia or Christmas cactus? Learn…
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You Could Save Over $3,500 This Winter With This Home Improvement
For many people, winter evokes images of evenings spent in front of a toasty fireplace with a hot beverage, an afghan, a good book, and a pet. It’s a time of holiday gatherings with family and friends amid decorations, movies, music, and tons of amazing food. You might even build a snowman, make an ice tree, or go skiing or sledding. If you’re a homeowner or real estate investor, you can of course enjoy all those things too. But you might want to think about getting a little work done first. That’s because winterizing your home could save you thousands of dollars. Image source: Getty Images Let’s look at what…
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Lawsuit claims Oregon’s real estate ‘love letter’ ban stifles free speech
Free speech advocates have filed a preliminary injunction against Oregon’s new law banning love letters from prospective home buyers. Kristian Foden-Vencil / OPB Free speech advocates have filed a preliminary injunction against Oregon’s new law that bans so-called “love letters” from prospective home buyers. Total Real Estate Group out of Bend wants a federal judge to block Oregon’s law before it goes into effect in January. The law would stop real estate agents from passing along personal pitches to sellers. Proponents say these letters can be the only edge a first-time buyer has against deep-pocketed investors that buy up entry-level homes to flip or rent out. The concern is that…
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Central Oregon’s hidden luxury real estate gem lists brand new homesites
Just 18 miles south of Bend, Oregon – the PNW’s outdoor playground and craft beer sanctuary, lies a stunning resort community woven carefully among the Ponderosa pines. A custom home community whose friendly resident dogs fully subscribe to a “walk lightly, but carry a big stick” philosophy. Resting on over 1,000 acres alongside the eastern slope of Mount Bachelor, Caldera Springs has quickly found its way atop many aspiring homeowners’ wish lists – featuring custom homesites, impressive (and growing) resort amenities, miles of trails, and picturesque lakes and streams. Born from the legacy of Sunriver Resort – arguably the most visited destination in Central Oregon by adventurous spirits up and…
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7 Tips To Selling Your Investment Property
Investing in real estate has its share of ups and downs, and a time will come when you need to let go of one of your investment properties. When you’re planning to sell your property soon, it can be a lucrative one under favorable market conditions. Once you decide to put an investment property for sale, expect some challenges along the way. Make it a priority to come up with a plan to save yourself the hassle and costs. If you want to sell your investment property, here are several tips to consider: Assess The Current Market Situation Before selling your investment property, you need to know everything about the…
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Christmas decor shopping guide: How to find the right decorations for you | Home & Garden
Here are four tips for avoiding the hazards of holiday decorating. Even though Christmas has been celebrated for centuries, you’re not restricted to decorating in the classic style — unless that’s the style you prefer. You could use modern Christmas home decor with sleek, clean lines and a pared-down design. Rustic is another option; think simple, distressed pieces in soft, neutral colors. A quirky design scheme uses memorable items that have a unique flair, and a humorous style incorporates funny elements into the decor scheme. If you have children, you might want to tailor your Christmas home decor to them, making…
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