Modern Wellness Guide
Home Improvement
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Craftsman and Celebrity Designer Chip Wade Talks DIY Curb Appeal
Chip Wade answers a few questions about home renovation, curb appeal, and the importance of construction in home improvement.
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HGTV’s Amy Matthews Answers Questions About Exterior Renovation
In a Q and A, the host of Sweat Equity on HGTV, Amy Matthews, provides a few tips for homeowners embarking on outdoor renovations, and how they can save money by taking on a few projects themselves.
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Gardening Tips from Big City Gardener Timothy Hammond
Internet gardening sensation Timothy Hammond advises beginners to ask themselves their “why” before starting their own garden.
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Host of ‘Lawn and Order’ Chris Lambton’s Top Tips for Lawn Care
In a Q and A, Chris Lambton breaks down the most important things for homeowners to know when it comes to landscaping their yards.
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How to Love Where You Live Without Breaking the Bank
Using credit cards to pay for small home improvements makes sense, but what about financing a bigger project? This line of credit could save you big bucks over time while helping you build your dream home.
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Sabrina Soto’s Affordable Tips for Improving Your Home
When it comes to home renovations, you don’t need to break the bank to increase your home’s appeal. Interior designer Sabrina Soto shares her secrets.
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Barbara Corcoran Shares How to Turn Your Property Into a Money Maker
Whether you’re a new homeowner or preparing to sell an old property, real estate expert Barbara Corcoran has advice for you.
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The True Value of an Education in Real Estate
We spoke with two real estate professionals who got their careers jump-started by participating in an online educational program. They say the crash course gave them years’ worth of experiential knowledge before even working a day.
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5 Critical Reasons to Monitor Carbon Monoxide Levels in Your Home
Each year, 30,000 people in the United States are sickened by accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Of that, approximately 500 people die in their own home, unaware the “Silent Killer” was to blame.
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How to Design Your Home for the Future
Many of us are living with a version of the “Peter Pan syndrome.” We do not think we will ever grow old and when it comes to our homes, we are not thinking about the options and features that will meet our future needs. This is a big mistake.