Dallas Family Homes Blog

Helping Kids Move

Moving can be especially challenging for your children. Kids are creatures of habit and crave routine by nature so making this time as easy as possible for them is very important. Here are some tips to help them deal with some of the things they will be facing such as new friends, a new neighborhood, and going to a new ... continue reading
Posted: September 21st, 2009
Tags: Home Selling Tips

Marketing Your Home to Potential Buyers

You've decided the time is right to sell your home and buy another, but wonder if adding a deck or a fireplace or remodeling the kitchen would help attract buyers. Preparing your home for the real estate market doesn't have to mean costly additions or remodeling. In fact, cleaning, painting, and minor repairs may be all that are necessary to ... continue reading
Posted: September 19th, 2009
Tags: Home Selling Tips

Moving Timeline

A few helpful hints to help you through your move. This is the perfect time to prepare for and have a garage sale. It is a great way to get you to take a look at what should go, what should stay, and what should just be thrown away! continue reading
Posted: September 16th, 2009
Tags: Home Selling Tips

Green Home Tips

With all the emerging news about our environment and how it affects us have you ever thought about going green or even really know what that really means? Going green means to limit your imprint on the environment and cleaning up your daily life by reducing your use of non-natural substances ... continue reading
Posted: September 14th, 2009
Tags: Dallas Living,

Garage Sale Tips

When you're having a garage sale, little things make a big difference. These simple tips can add a lot to your profits. To get the best prices for your items, you need to display them in the best possible light. Launder linens, polish silver and make simple repairs. Investing a little elbow grease can pay big dividends. continue reading
Posted: September 11th, 2009
Tags: Home Selling Tips

Going Green in Dallas

Being environmentally responsible is high on the list of most homeowners. But it’s discouraging to contemplate the potential costs of “going green”. Solar panels, shredded denim-jean insulation: that stuff is expensive! It’s not really practical for most homeowners. continue reading
Posted: August 31st, 2009
Tags: Dallas Living,

Top 5 Texas Springtime To-Do’s

There’s something about that fresh, crisp Texas spring air that makes even the most lackadaisical homeowner want to whip things into shape. Now is a good time to get around to those tasks that have fallen by the wayside during the dark days of winter. continue reading
Posted: August 31st, 2009
Tags: Dallas Living,

Is it Better to Rent of Buy in Dallas?

Because of the current economic situation, home-ownership seems like a mine-field of terror and tribulation to potential buyers. Thus, renting an abode has increased appeal to many consumers. As a renter, “responsibilities” seem as if they are at a minimum. The logic is this: I pay my rent. I don’t have any responsibility for taxes, maintenance, and (in ... continue reading
Posted: August 31st, 2009
Tags: Dallas Real Estate,

Dallas Neighborhood Profile: Highland Park

Highland Park is well known for its exceptional quality of living. The fantastic homes are surrounded by lush parks, top quality public schools, and high end shopping. Highland Park received its name because it was located on higher land that overlooked downtown Dallas. continue reading
Posted: August 31st, 2009
Tags: Dallas Neighborhoods,

Dallas Homes: A Buyers Market

Dallas home real estate prices have decreased 3 percent from this time in 2007 to a median of $140,000. The high median mark was $158,000 in June 2007, according to Multiple Listing Service, the real estate industry’s listing service. Current indications are that these North Dallas home buying values may not last ... continue reading
Posted: August 31st, 2009
Tags: Dallas Real Estate,
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