Wichita Real Estate Blog

Do The Fixer-Upper Math

Do The Fixer-Upper Math by Joe Lane Renovating homes has gotten a boat load of publicity over the past few years as a great way for prospective real estate investors to make great money over a short period of time. Hopefully, you’ve taken that message with a grain of salt as renovations can often take...

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Inexpensive Home Improvements For You To Consider

There are ways to achieve home improvement without breaking the budget. Here are some things to think about. By Anna Woodward Home improvement can be achieved without totally blowing the budget. Most people are a bit more careful about where and how they spend their hard earned money. Gone are the days when home equity...

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Do You Smell That? How To Clean And Deodorize Your Kitchen Sink

By ericdcosta, www.articlesbase.com There are a few different methods you can use to freshen up kitchen sink Drains in London. Boiling hot water will effectively kill mold and bacteria. In order to be effective, you will need to have boiling hot water passing through the drain for a minimum of 15 seconds. To do an...

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Home Prices Rose in Kansas, Fell in Wichita in Q1

By John Stearns – Reporter- Wichita Business Journal Kansas ranked seventh among the states for house price appreciation in the first quarter, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s    seasonally adjusted house price index released Wednesday, May 23rd. The index showed a 3.16 percent improvement in prices in Kansas from a year ago. Prices...

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The Best Ways to Reduce Utility Bills

By E.R. Bingham, eHow Contributor In today’s tough economy it can be challenging to find ways to save money and still live comfortably. If you own homes or live in an apartment that does not include utilities in the monthly rent, these gas and electric bills can take a big chunk out of your monthly...

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4 Ways To Save on Landscaping

By Josh Garskof (Money magazine) — There’s no better place to build sweat equity than outdoors. A high-end landscape contractor will charge at least $5,000 to remodel a typical compact suburban front yard. Yet if you can handle a shovel, hose, and wheelbarrow, you have the physical skills to replace overgrown or mundane greenery with...

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6 Cures for the Small-Kitchen Blues

By Josh Garskof Money Magazine — Sure, you order takeout three nights a week, and preparing a burger tests the limits of your culinary know-how. But that doesn’t mean you don’t need and deserve a spacious kitchen. After all, the kitchen has evolved from a room where food is prepared to the hub of a...

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