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Elizabeth Razzi, author of The Fearless Home Buyer, offers these rules worth sharing with first time and even repeat home buyers. You can purchase her book by clicking on the link on the left-hand side of the screen.
Click here for the rules.
A sprinkler system may be low priority on a home buyer's list of amenities to have inspected before purchasing, but bad sprinklers could lead to big and expensive problems down the road.
We recommend consulting a landscaping professional to truly assess the sprinklers.
Here are a few tips for examining the sprinklers:
Source: REALTOR Magazine Online
Love dining out? Or maybe you're new to Hawaii or possibly planning a trip here? These are the places be!
Click here for the full dining guide from The Honolulu Advertiser.
According to Greg Haskett, VP of HomeTeam Inspection Service in Ohio, don't get too enamored with the fashionable decor of a home. Smart home buyers should pay attention to aspects a home that really count in the long run.
Click here for things to look for.
If your wood floors are looking a little dull and no matter how much you dust, it keeps coming back, this is the article for you!
Also handy if you're moving into your new home in Hawaii and want to start with a clean house.
If you're trying to figure out if you have enough money for a down payment, we have some helpful hints for you.
Click here for the full article.
The 3 biggest US credit-reporting firms (Equifax, Experian, & TransUnion) have announced that they have partnered up to standardize the method of calculating credit scores. The result of this will be no matter who you pull your credit score from, all 3 places will give you the same response, whereas in the past, you could have received up to 3 different scores.
It was also reported that this new scoring system will make it easier for consumers with limited credit histories to obtain financing.
Ocean Pointe Elementary is a 12-acre campus that is scheduled for opening in the 2006 - 2007 school year. But even with another 18-acre middle school campus in Ewa Makai due to start construction in the next few years, some say that there are still too few schools.
Click here for the full article (as well as a picture of the layout) from The Honolulu Advertiser.
Does your credit need some improvement? Not sure what you should do? We have the answers that will start you off in the right direction!
Click here for the full article.

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