Badger Peabody & Smith Blog
November
12
12
What is a Cooperative Park/ Co-op?
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Rambling Woods Cooperative Park[/caption]
*Written by Peabody & Smith agent Tiffany Howard
A cooperative, or co-op, is something owned by the members, controlled by the members, for the benefit of the members. What are the benefits of living in a Co-operatively Owned Mobile Home Park: You never have to worry about out of touch owners or repairs not getting done. You and your fellow neighbors decide what the park rent is used for. All new members to the park are pre-approved by the current residents! What financing is available? Currently, the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund is offering a "
November
11
11
Things We Love About Our Condo in Campton, NH
Things We Love About our Condo in Campton, New Hampshire. Located in Waterville Estates. Written by the Current Owners, who now offer this home to you!
I love that the Condo is in close proximity to several ski areas such as Waterville Valley, Loon Mountain and Cannon Mountain, plus other activities such as cross country skiing and snowmobiling.
- Our favorite hikes are Welch-Dickey with its challenging granite area...
November
7
7
Homeowner Tips -- DIY Interior Painting
If you have recently purchased a beautiful piece of Littleton NH real estate, you should consider adopting the Do It Yourself (DIY) ethos. Everyone who moves into a house will have some sort of repair job on the docket that you may want to take on yourself - a little sweat equity project. Let's take a look at some tips for DIY interior painting.
Before you begin painting the interior of your home, you should understand that each paint finish has its own unique advantages. High gloss paints are easy to clean and very durable. Yet they will embellish any surface's imperfections. So, use a flat paint on old walls with uneven surfaces, dents and o...
November
4
4
Fall 2014 Market Watch
Real Estate- A Solid Investment? What lies ahead?
Much has been written about the economic collapse, and the role real estate and its affiliated industries such as mortgages & insurance played in the great recession. Hindsight is always a luxury, and what it shows me is that the real estate industry has weathered the storm, and unlike Wall Street which saw the collapse of major institutions, the real estate industry has not only survived but come out the other side stronger, more responsive to consumers, and ready for the next 25 years. Our industry, like most others should have seen the storm clouds ahead. Some did, but their cries fell on deaf ears. So, looking ahead, are we smarter? Is real estate a good investment? Should I be buying real estate now? I answer all three with a resounding YES! Here are some trends and thoughts.
Recently, we had the pleasure of hearing Dr. Lawrence Yun, Chief Eco...
October
29
29
Home Decor Blog - Annabode
Our agents here are the office are great, and many of them have wonderful home design flair. They love to see what others are doing on Pinterest, Houzz and others. We found this great Home Decor blog, Annabode, and thought we'd share it for all of you who would love a few decorating ideas!
http://annabode.com/blog/
