Starting May 6, HGTV will air Secrets That Sell and Get It Sold as part of a new Sunday morning real estate block beginning at 11 a.m. ET/PT in which pros come to the rescue of frustrated homeowners who need help selling their homes.
20 Ways to Add Value to Your Home
Sunday, May 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
It's a countdown show with a mission: entertain viewers while giving the hottest advice on how to maximize the biggest investment a homeowner can make. This compelling special highlights common remodeling projects; a few surprising trends and debunks myths about home improvement.
Designed to Sell's Top 35 Selling Secrets (wt)
Sunday, May 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
This one-hour countdown special gives viewers 35 great ideas to help boost their bottom line and help them get the most out of selling their home. The Designed to Sell experts provide their picks for the top secrets and tell viewers how to get top dollar from the sale of a home. Viewers also will benefit from tips that cover topics such as real estate savvy, design know-how and handyman secrets.
Once you've seen these shows, you'll want to know more about home staging! You can be ahead of the curve when you buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
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Friday, May 4, 2007
New HGTV Home Staging Shows
Starting May 6, HGTV will air Secrets That Sell and Get It Sold as part of a new Sunday morning real estate block beginning at 11 a.m. ET/PT in which pros come to the rescue of frustrated homeowners who need help selling their homes.
20 Ways to Add Value to Your Home
Sunday, May 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
It's a countdown show with a mission: entertain viewers while giving the hottest advice on how to maximize the biggest investment a homeowner can make. This compelling special highlights common remodeling projects; a few surprising trends and debunks myths about home improvement.
Designed to Sell's Top 35 Selling Secrets (wt)
Sunday, May 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
This one-hour countdown special gives viewers 35 great ideas to help boost their bottom line and help them get the most out of selling their home. The Designed to Sell experts provide their picks for the top secrets and tell viewers how to get top dollar from the sale of a home. Viewers also will benefit from tips that cover topics such as real estate savvy, design know-how and handyman secrets.
Once you've seen these shows, you'll want to know more about home staging! You can be ahead of the curve when you buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
20 Ways to Add Value to Your Home
Sunday, May 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
It's a countdown show with a mission: entertain viewers while giving the hottest advice on how to maximize the biggest investment a homeowner can make. This compelling special highlights common remodeling projects; a few surprising trends and debunks myths about home improvement.
Designed to Sell's Top 35 Selling Secrets (wt)
Sunday, May 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
This one-hour countdown special gives viewers 35 great ideas to help boost their bottom line and help them get the most out of selling their home. The Designed to Sell experts provide their picks for the top secrets and tell viewers how to get top dollar from the sale of a home. Viewers also will benefit from tips that cover topics such as real estate savvy, design know-how and handyman secrets.
Once you've seen these shows, you'll want to know more about home staging! You can be ahead of the curve when you buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
Home Staging Advice From Gail Greer of All Rooms Great and Small
Gail Greer of All Rooms Great and Small gives this tip about painting your home: You need to be willing to change paint colors. There are certain universally accepted colors and these should be used when repainting your home. Yellow or shades of gold are warm and inviting. You should also accent with yellow. Your eye absorbs more yellow and therefore sees it first. Green or blue in the bedrooms are great colors because they are restful.
To learn more tips from professional Gail Greer as well as many other professionals, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
To learn more tips from professional Gail Greer as well as many other professionals, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
Home Staging Advice From Gail Greer of All Rooms Great and Small
Gail Greer of All Rooms Great and Small gives this tip about painting your home: You need to be willing to change paint colors. There are certain universally accepted colors and these should be used when repainting your home. Yellow or shades of gold are warm and inviting. You should also accent with yellow. Your eye absorbs more yellow and therefore sees it first. Green or blue in the bedrooms are great colors because they are restful.
To learn more tips from professional Gail Greer as well as many other professionals, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
To learn more tips from professional Gail Greer as well as many other professionals, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
Monday, April 30, 2007
Home Staging Can Increase Your Home's Perceived Value
While doing a bit of research, I came across something that described the difference between actual value and perceived value.
The actual value of a property is based on the square footage, number of bedrooms, number of baths, size of kitchen, the location, etc. Perceived value is based on what the would-be buyers believe about the home. They want to see that it meets their needs AND makes their lifestyle better than it is now.
The best way to increase the perceived value of your home is to have it staged. The better your home looks, the better a potential buyer feels about it. Home staging adds the perceived value buyers are looking for.
To learn more about home staging, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
The actual value of a property is based on the square footage, number of bedrooms, number of baths, size of kitchen, the location, etc. Perceived value is based on what the would-be buyers believe about the home. They want to see that it meets their needs AND makes their lifestyle better than it is now.
The best way to increase the perceived value of your home is to have it staged. The better your home looks, the better a potential buyer feels about it. Home staging adds the perceived value buyers are looking for.
To learn more about home staging, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
Home Staging Can Increase Your Home's Perceived Value
While doing a bit of research, I came across something that described the difference between actual value and perceived value.
The actual value of a property is based on the square footage, number of bedrooms, number of baths, size of kitchen, the location, etc. Perceived value is based on what the would-be buyers believe about the home. They want to see that it meets their needs AND makes their lifestyle better than it is now.
The best way to increase the perceived value of your home is to have it staged. The better your home looks, the better a potential buyer feels about it. Home staging adds the perceived value buyers are looking for.
To learn more about home staging, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
The actual value of a property is based on the square footage, number of bedrooms, number of baths, size of kitchen, the location, etc. Perceived value is based on what the would-be buyers believe about the home. They want to see that it meets their needs AND makes their lifestyle better than it is now.
The best way to increase the perceived value of your home is to have it staged. The better your home looks, the better a potential buyer feels about it. Home staging adds the perceived value buyers are looking for.
To learn more about home staging, buy 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home NOW and For More Money Than You Thought.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Pabellón Ginkaku-ji (pabellón de plata) [Kyoto parte XVII de XXIV]
Hola pirataaaaaaaas!!!Otra fugaz actualización >.<
Toca el turno del templo/pabellón Ginkakuji (銀閣寺)
En 1482 el shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa construyó aqui una villa como un apacible refugio del caos de la guerra civil.El nombre de la villa se traduce como "pabellón de plata",pero la pretensión del shogun de cubrir el edificio de plata nunca se hizo realidad (como una comparación al Kinkaku-ji).
Tras la muerte de Yoshimasa,la villa se convirtió en un templo.
En la puerta principal esta flanqueado por grandes setos,justo antes de adentrarse en bruscamente en los exetnsos jardines,que se recorren a través de unas pasarelas.Los jardines incluyen conos de arena blanca de forma un tanto meticulosa e inclinados (lo cual puede simbolizar una montaña o un lago)
También hay un precioso estanque enfrente del templo y altos pinos,junto a otras preciosidades típicas de los templos.También hay una senda que conduce a una ladera de la montaña a traves de árboles y esplendida vegetación.
(Photos extractes to other websites with their ©)(lo mismo en español por si acaso)
Fin,espero que también os haya gustado ^^
Sin duda,es otra maravilla a la que visitar :$
Perdonad que sea tan escueto y no ponga nada mas,he podido sacar este ratito para actualizar,el finde me paso por los demas blogs,lo prometo >.<
PD1: *smile slime* (aun más limos) ^^
PD2: Todo listo para ir a ver a Ayabie a Barcelona :P
PD3: El album de Angelo es muy muy bueno >/////<
PD4: QUe me llegue ya la gomina joer :___(
Cuidaos piltrafillas!!!!
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