Traveling for work is exciting; it provides the opportunity to establish new connections, meet new people, and visit new cities (like beautiful Greenwood, South Carolina!). But living out of your suitcase in an anonymous hotel certainly loses its appeal rather quickly, and it is often exorbitantly expensive.

In our previous article, we discussed the first five of our list of Ten Things to Consider When House Hunting. Buying or renting a house or apartment in a new area can be an overwhelming experience. We want to help you make the most of your housing search.

Our first five considerations included:

1) Consider Your Personal Home Budget

2) Consider the Extra Costs Associated with Owning a Home

3) Consider Safety and Security

4) Consider How Close You Want to Live to Work and Recreation

5) Consider Your Lifestyle

The idea of moving to a new home can be overwhelming, especially if you are moving to an entirely new area. Whether you are renting, buying, or simply not sure what you want to do about your next home, we have compiled this list to make your search a little easier.

In this post and the next we will share 10 things to consider when house hunting:

When you are shopping for a new place to live, there are several important things to consider. In our previous article, we discussed the first four of ten key maintenance steps for homeowners and home renters. If you are currently considering purchasing or renting a house, it is vital to consider the time and skills required to properly maintain it.

In our first post in this series, we discussed four steps, including:

1. Regular and Proper HVAC Maintenance

2. Roof Inspection and Gutter Cleaning

3. Checking and Replacing Old Windows

4. Lawn Care and Yard Maintenance

In this article, we will continue our list, with six more maintenance steps homeowners and renters should practice every spring and summer.