Category: Case Studies

How to Buy Out Siblings, Inherited Rhode Island House

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How to refinance an inherited property to buy out heirs When a family inherited a house, it may create conflict among the siblings as one heir may wish to maintain ownership of the real estate while others want to sell their share of the inherited property and receive cash. This issue typically results in the heir … Continued

Inherited Rhode Island House Easy Selling Tips

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We Buy Inherited Houses In Rhode Island. What’s The Best Way To Sell? Selling inherited property can be challenging, especially if several good or bad memories are associated with that property. However, when financial difficulty strikes, a quick “As Is” sale can provide much-needed relief. The steps detailed below can help sellers expedite the selling process — and … Continued

Should I Buy a Rhode Island Home That Needs Repairs?

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Should I Buy a Rhode Island Home That Needs Repairs? If you’ve found your dream home − in the area you want, with a big kitchen, three bedrooms and more − is it worth it to buy if the home needs a little TLC?  The answer differs depending on the type of repairs, the neighborhood … Continued

Septic System Inspections in Rhode Island

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Septic System Inspections in Rhode Island. m A septic system inspection is one of those home maintenance tasks that you might put off, and then put off some more. Because septic exist underground in the backyard, they are often out of sight, thus out of mind. But letting it go too many flushes without an … Continued

Small Bathroom Having Big Ideas

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Small bathrooms, or half-baths, present unique design challenges. You want functional storage without cramping an already tight space or a trendy design without being visually overwhelming. Whether your goal is to make your small bathroom more functional for everyday use, or just more aesthetically appealing, you have several options. Luxe Materials on a Small Budget … Continued

To Convert Your Garage or Not?

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One of the biggest reasons that people buy homes instead of continuing to rent is to have more space. But the cost of buying with little money down or to move up to a better neighborhood could mean a compromise on space. Many older homes, particularly those built before the 1990s, average less square footage … Continued

“Stoves” to Color or Not, High-end Trend or Fad?

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  Looking to add some interest to your kitchen but aren’t sure where to start? Many people choose to paint their cabinets. But that can be a painful undertaking. A growing trend is colored ranges; they’re a great way to keep a sleek profile in your kitchen while integrating a standout pop of color.  “For … Continued

Want “Classic Colors” in Your Home?

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Trends come and go. If you paint your walls the “provocative and thoughtful purple shade” of Ultra Violet, as Pantone, itself, calls it, you’re probably gearing up to repaint them in whatever the color authority deems the “it” shade next year. If you’d rather pick a paint chip or two and keep your space the … Continued