INNOVATIVE COOKING

If you thought gas and electric were the only option for your stovetop, it is time to think again. Induction cooktops are the next wave of unique stovetops. This type of cooking technology is the master of the quick change—delicate enough to melt butter and chocolate, but powerful enough to bring six cups of water…

Home Safety

Source: thisoldhouse.com   In lieu of the recent residential break-ins and burglaries, homeowners are on high alert. Most of the time, electronics and other material items can be replaced. What can’t be as easily replaced is the sense of security and peace of mind before a break-in. Therefore, you want to be take action now in securing…

Marketing and Technology Report Q4 2014

In this Marketing & Technology Report Q4 2014, Homesale reveals the latest information and results of our efforts from the past quarter. Homesale continues to make the home buying process simple by providing buyers with the right tools and resources. Our Pinterest page features everything from kids rooms to man caves. Feel free to follow us and…

Get to Know Your Neighborhood with Nextdoor

  Moving into a new neighborhood can be intimidating at times, especially if you are trying to enter an established “neighborhood circle”.  Whether there is a tight knit neighborhood bond or everyone on the block is still getting to know each other; there is simple solution to get the ball rolling and to start interacting…

Thanksgiving Safety Tips

Thanksgiving brings families and friends together to share in conversation, laughter, and some great food. Unfortunately along with these wonderful times also comes an escalated risk of several hazards. Take a few moments now to consider these suggestions on safety and enjoy the holiday with less stress! – – This holiday post was brought to…

America Recycles Day – November 15th

Help keep America beautiful!! Join the movement to recycle more! Recycling in the United States has increased every year for the last 30 years. The current recycling rate is 34.7%. Visit the official America Recycles website to get more information on taking your own pledge to recycle, organizing a local event, and to discover more…

Grandparents Day (Sept 8th)

In 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed a resolution declaring National Grandparents Day be celebrated each year on the first Sunday after Labor Day. This act was set into motion in 1970 by a West Virginia housewife, Marian McQuade, as a way to encourage families to visit their elderly relatives. This year it will be celebrated…

Get Ready For Labor Day

Labor Day is a U.S. federal holiday observed on the first Monday in September (Sept. 2, 2013). It was originally organized to celebrate the many labor associations and their role in our economy…it’s now considered a day of rest! For many it also the “unofficial” end of summer and a last chance for trips and…

INFOGRAPHIC – Confidence in the Market Jumps Sharply

Confidence in the real estate market is on the rise, and millennials still believe in the American Dream. However, there is a knowledge gap that calls for advice and guidance from real estate professionals. Consumers have their eyes on interest rates. Prudential Real Estate, an HSF Affiliates LLC company, and Prudential Homesale Services Group released…

Getting your College-Bound Teen Ready

Within the next month many parents will face the tough task of preparing their teen for dorm life for the very first time.  For the majority of students the concept of a home away from home can be overwhelming and a little bit frightening. Here are some tips to help guide you and your teen…

Avoiding Kindergarten Jitters

The first day of kindergarten can bring a few tears, especially for parents.  It may be hard to believe your child is growing up so fast. Try to keep your emotions under wraps and make sure your child feels excited and ready to begin this year of learning and fun experiences. Is your child is…