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- Application Details
I applied online – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance.Interview Details
behavior questions, all as expected. new questions asked from your answersNo Offer
- Application Details
I applied in-person. The process took 5 days – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance.Interview Details
The hiring process can be difficult. There are typically two or three supervisors who each take turns asking you a series of separate questions. Each question is asked in order to receive a very specific and direct answer relating to your actual experience.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferDifficult Interview
- None of them are "hard necessarily". You just have to have a good understanding of who you are and where you come from in terms of past employment or career aspirations. Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance.Interview Details
I applied through my college.
1st round interview: Behavioral
Interviewer went through my resume and then talked about himself and asked questions about me.
2nd round interview: Behavioral
I talked with the project manager for the IT division and was asked about stuff on my resume once again.
Interview process was easy and they were very friendly.Interview Questions
Reasons for Declining
- What is your favorite class? Answer Question
It was an IT position not software development.Declined OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Application Details
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance.Interview Details
I actually went to the open house for claim positions where they actually did on the spot meet & greets with team managers. A few days after applying I received an email grom the recruiter for a face to face interview that following week. Most people get phone interviews but having been to the open house was a substitute for the phone interview. The 1st interview was about 45 mins and was a series of scenario questions. They are looking for a specific instance for each scenario and expect pretty in depth answers.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiation. They asked what salary I was comfortable with and gave me just that. The salary is extremely fair with benefits, bonuses, and advancement opportunities.Accepted OfferAverage Interview
- Tell me about a time you had to deliver bad news. How did you handle it and what was the result? Answer Question
- How would you handle conflict with a peer in the workplace? Answer Question
- Why are you leaving your current employer? How long would it take for you to make a contribution to Liberty Mutual? Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulInterview Details
Contacted for phone screening, went really well. No interview yet. Been 3 weeks. Not holding my breath for a call. Recruiter estimated the whole process can take as little as one week.Interview Questions
No Offer
- The dreaded "biggest failure" question. Answer Question
- Application Details
I applied through college or university – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance.Interview Details
Relatively straightforward process, went through my school, sat down with recruiter on campus to talk about the position. Asked about my classes related to the job, any previous experiences I'd had, interested in the analytical work i did the summer before with Excel.Interview Questions
No Offer
- They were very interested in analytical software and previous experience with that. Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulInterview Details
Applied online with a referral. Got an email to schedule a phone interview. Was told it would be 45-mins to and hour but only lasted about 15 minutes. It felt the recruiter was trying to sell me on the job more than I was trying to sell her on me. Very basic questions about my background, no curve balls. She said she'll set up me with an area manager for an in person interview.
In person interview was supposed to be long but only lasted 20 minutes (I may have bombed it) the manager was reading generic questions from a form and writing down my answers as I spoke. An example of the a questions was "What was a time you had to resolve a problem with a customer?, What were the action steps you took to overcome this problem? What was the outcome?" It was a very "worksheet format"'interviewInterview Questions
No Offer
- She asked if I had any questions for her and seemed disappointed I didn't. Answer Question
- Application Details
I applied online. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance.Interview Details
Had about a 30 min interview asking basic interview questions. After the interview a personality test was given, sat down to shadow a representative and interviewed with the district manager before being offered a position.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Tell me about a time you helped another employ and why did you do it? Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied in-person. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance in November 2014.Interview Details
The normal procedure is: online screening by recruiter including personality assessment, initial interview, follow-up interview. I met a recruiter at a job fair and received a 1st. interview about two weeks later by the hiring manager before my online assessment was completed.
The interview questions were not difficult, mostly scenario questions like "Tell me how you would go about finding new sales prospects" or "Explain how you handled a situation where there was a communication break-down with a customer".
The job entails spending about 60% of the time prospecting, which entails cold calling and making online presentations to existing Affinity Group customers. In the first year of sales, the goal is to obtain as many referral sources as possible (ie, loan officers, realtors, etc...). The prospecting goal is to hit 15 quotes per week and writing 200-300 new policies per year. Evening work (2-3 nights per week) is required to follow-up with leads made during the day.
Liberty Mutual starts new reps. out in training first with a base salary and as commissions are made the base salary is reduced until compensation is 100% commission. First year goal is 60-70k and it was suggested even someone making 50k could be fired their first year. Renewal policies are paid a residual.
Even though I did not receive further consideration, Liberty Mutual staff were very professional and interested in finding the right person for the position.Interview Questions
No OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- None, pretty straight-forward interview. Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulApplication Details
I applied through college or university. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Liberty Mutual Insurance in November 2014.Interview Details
Originally I applied through college. They scheduled an on campus interview with hr for 45 min about 1-2 weeks later. They asked behavioral questions and about my resume. I then received a reply for a second interview about 1.5 weeks later saying that they wanted a hiring manager to talk to me. This interview was also very behavioral in nature and there were no technical questions, but lets be real, those are the best interviews. This interview was intended to be 1 hour, but to my surprised was very quick and we finished around 35 minutes. I originally thought I did something wrong and it was cut short, but I got an offer 1 week later.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Describe for me how you conducted tests for your previous project. Answer Question
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took a while for me to find it. sharing here in case anyone else has similar issue and somehow their search takes them here.. (as long as your device has SD card, anyway...)
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The Moorings
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Location, Location, Location...The Moorings is a superbly located detached property with panoramic sea views. The property is spacious and comfortable with upstairs living accommodation taking advantage of uninterupted sea views. The open plan lounge has an open fire for those chilly nights. TV, DVD, Wifi . Open plan kitchen/Dining fully equipped. Leading off the lounge is the conservatory to sit and relax and take in the views. Double doors on to a balcony great for those sunny afternoons. Upstairs bathroom.
4 bedrooms (downstairs) (bunk room suitable for children). Pool table and sitting area. Utility room with washer/dryer. Downstairs WC and shower.
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I also have a small apartment in Beadnell - Property No 1373378 - Sleeps4/5 nestled behind the sand dunes.
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Northumberland is a wonderful combination of fishing villages, market towns, sandy beaches, magnificent castles and historic Hadrian's Wall, tied together by beautiful countryside and abundant wildlife. Ideal for walkers, cyclists and families wishing to relax.
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Peace and tranquility are always to be found on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne which can only be accessed at low tide by a causeway which links it to the mainland. Alnwick, a larger market town, is dominated by Alnwick Castle and Gardens is a lovely place to spend an afternoon . Berwick, the Scottish Borders and the Cheviot Hills are all within 30 minutes drive.
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What a fantastic location - right on the shore with superb sea views & only a few minutes walk from the beach. The living accommodation in this upside-down house is spacious & flexible. We also enjoye… More
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First class cottage and location. We knew the location was good before we booked but did not expect the cottage to be so spacious and equipped with everything you need. We had a fantastic time and w… More
Hi, thank you for your your kind review and comments for The Moorings. It was really nice of you to personnally ring me to say how much you had enjoyed your stay.
I agree that another shower would be great. I have, in the past, looked at this option and the only way to add one is to make a shower room where the utility room is, but after much considersation keeping the utility room is a better option as it allows guests to take their dogs. I hope it did not delay your evening too much.
Thank you once again.
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Upside down house, Up stairs great views very comfortable, home from home. Down stairs in need of a little TLC but plenty of space in an unusual lay out.
26 Sep 2014
"A lovely house and a fantastic location with beautiful views"
We had a lovely family holiday here, 1 week with my wife and 8 month old twin boys. The upstairs in this house was very well cared for it is very well fitted out and the views from the living room and… More
Thank you for your kind review. I am so pleased you had a great stay and the twins enjoyed the beach. Yes I do leave a welcome bottle of wine as I hope it adds a nice touch as I want the holiday to start off well! The decorator is already booked for January 2015 to update the downstairs. We have been so busy with bookings, it has been hard to fit decorating jobs in, but hopefully a new look for next year. Thank you again.
29 Jul 2014
"Beyond our expectations"
The views from the house were stunning a perfect position,short walk to a fantastic beach
the house has everything you need for that special holiday. we were a family group of 10
there is plenty of space and all ages had a never to be forgotten holiday
1 Jul 2014
"perfect for families"
Lovely house in a superb location. The house has everything you need for your holiday to be the enjoyable time you hope for, plus a few little extras. The grandkids enjoyed the toy boxes, and the adul… More
25 Nov 2013
"Excellent service and value for money."
The Moorings is great value for money. It's very clean and the little touches make a huge difference. The fire was set and ready to roar. The Wii and children's toys are a welcome addition. … More
11 Nov 2013
"Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!"
I have just returned from a week long break with my family, six adults and five children, (3,4,8,8,9yrs) at the Moorings. I'm a bit reluctant to rate it highly as it will encourage others to use … More
Thank you for booking your weeks holiday with us in October 2013. I am so pleased you had a great week with your family at The Moorings. Thank you for booking next years holiday with us in October 2014.Kind regards.
14 Sep 2013
"A fantastic location with an amazing view."
We stayed at the Moorings with teenage children and 2 sets of grandparents and had a great week. The house is bigger than it looks on the outside, with plenty of room for everyone. It is very well equ… More
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The newest trend, Carving Out Space for the In-Laws
November 26, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, General Blog, General Real Estate Information, Homeowners, Renovations
The hottest trend in real estate these days is carving out some space for your in-laws, the Wall Street Journal says.
And it has the potential to lift your home value as much as 60 percent.
Known informally as "in-law suites" or "granny flats" and formally as "accessory dwelling units" (ADUs), these little homes, usually somewhere between 300 and 800 square feet, are going up in backyards across the country. The multigenerational living trend has been picking up steam through the Great Recession, both as millennials return to their parents' homes and as boomers (and their parents) age.
The main obstacle is zoning. Cities generally restrict the number of residences that can exist on a property. But often there are ways around that, if the structure is short enough, and/or if it's small enough in proportion to the property. In such cases, it's viewed not as a residence but as more of an outbuilding, skirting neighborhood restrictions.
Strangely — and perhaps highlighting the dated way many of these zoning laws regulate residences — the stove is frequently the dividing line over whether or not a structure is considered a home or not. So some developers add in small kitchenettes, but not stoves, simply because of zoning.
Kevin Casey, the CEO of New Avenue Homes, has been helping homeowners build these backyard cottages for about five years using his project planning software. "It's not a cultural shift; it's a reversion to the norm," he says. "If you go to Europe or Asia, this is what it's like. This is the way families have been living for centuries."
Despite the benefits, there are many design and regulatory issues to contend with, says Seattle-based architect Ross Chapin, who designs what he calls "right-sized homes" as well as these cottages.
"We've got communities that are stuck in the 1970s with a family-sized house and flanking garage being the only product out there," he says. "But I think more and more local jurisdictions are looking forward and trying to respond to the reality of life and the diversity of households and trying to find ways to meet those demands that does not add to sprawl."
An ADU is a massive renovation and addition, with perhaps 600 square feet of additional living space, so it isn't cheap. And the cost varies widely by geography; what costs $100,000 in upstate New York can cost $250,000 in the Bay Area of San Francisco, Casey says.
But that doesn't mean they're not worth it financially. In an analysis of real-estate listings, Zillow found that homes with these ADUs were priced 60 percent higher than those without them, according to the Wall Street Journal.
"I like to say that you're increasing the value of your home, not necessarily in the dollars you're going to sell your house for, but the value your home can deliver for the 50 years you're in it," Casey says. "If five people are getting value out of your home, not one or two, then it's at least twice as valuable."
To read the article as published on homes.yahoo.com, please click here.
Welcoming Your Holiday Guests
November 21, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog
One week until Thanksgiving! And only five weeks until Christmas! From buying groceries to washing sheets, it can be hard to know where to begin. To make the holidays merrier – and your life easier – consider these entertaining tips.
Getting Organized
- Get ready to whip up a feast.
Whether you're cooking for 2 or 20, a tidy kitchen is a great way to start.
- Prepare a spot for coffee and cocoa.
A self-serve beverage station can help save precious counter space.
Setting the Tone
- Make an impression with items you already own.
You can create a festive table – without breaking the bank.
- Let a conversation piece do the work.
Making small talk with distant relatives can be tough.
Adding Personal Touches
- Say hello with a welcome kit.
It's the little things that make guests feel at home.
- Create a homey guest room.
Fresh flowers and a few thoughtful amenities go a long way.
To read more about welcoming your holiday guests on zillow.com/blog, please click here.
Things to Know Before You Spark Up the Logs
November 14, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog, General Real Estate Information, Home Maintenance, Homeowners
With natural gas and propane prices continuing to rise, you'll likely be looking to the old fireplace this winter to help cut your home-heating bills. But before you spark up the logs, take heed that fireplaces and chimneys are involved in 42 percent of all home-heating fires. So first make sure yours is up to snuff by following these seven safety tips.
1. Hire a Chimney Sweep
The National Fire Protection Association recommends that chimneys be swept at least once a year at the beginning of the winter to remove soot and debris. Find a certified sweep in your area via the Chimney Safety Institute of America.
2. Check for Damage
In addition to cleaning, a chimney sweep should inspect the chimney structure for cracks, loose bricks, or missing mortar. Chimney liners should also be checked for cracking or deterioration.
3. Cap the Chimney
A cap fitted with wire-mesh sides covers the top of the chimney and keeps rain, birds, squirrels, and debris from entering. Replace or repair a cap that's missing or damaged.
4. Burn Seasoned Hardwoods
Choose dense wood, such as oak, that's been split and stored in a high and dry place for at least six months. Green wood and resinous softwoods like pine produce more creosote, a flammable by-product of combustion that can build up in the chimney.
5. Don't Overload
Small fires generate less smoke, thus less creosote buildup. Also, a fire that's too large or too hot can crack the chimney.
6. Build It Right
Place logs at the rear of the fireplace on a metal grate. Use kindling, rather than flammable liquids, to start the fire.
7. Use a Spark Guard
Prevent errant embers from shooting out of the firebox with a mesh metal screen or glass fireplace doors. A guard in front of an open flame is especially important when the room is unoccupied.
To read the original article as published on thisoldhouse.com, please click here.
Prepare Your Home for the Upcoming Winter
November 12, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog, General Real Estate Information, Home Maintenance, Homeowners
Winterizing your home may feel like a chore, but it's cheap, easy, and will make the winter go by as smoothly and comfortably as possible. There are numerous ways to prepare your home for the colder months and they generally all fall into one of three categories: windows/doors, HVAC, or insulation. Once December rolls around, you'll be grateful you completed each task on this list.
1. Install Storm Doors and Windows
When it comes to windows and doors, the best way to keep the cold air out of the home is to install storm windows and doors. In fact, installing a storm door can increase energy efficiency by 45 percent after sealing drafts and reducing airflow.
Ventilating storm doors often offer an upper level of ventilation while keeping the aluminum or steel design on the bottom. This is useful when homeowners want more privacy, but don't need a lot of ventilation. Models come with many options, like having the screen available at the top or bottom of the door. This is a great option for homes in cold climates where the screen can easily be removed in the winter and replaced in the spring. It also adds an extra layer of security, making it harder for intruders to gain access as opposed to a full-length screen storm door.
2. Install New Windows
Old windows may add to that vintage or traditional charm you always crave, but it certainly doesn't keep the cold out of the home. In fact, old windows can be the No. 1 source of heat loss. Bear in mind, new windows are not cheap, but the long-term energy and heating savings are sure to make up for that hefty investment.
Fortunately, there are ways to winterize your home with your current windows and doors. Cold air tends to make its way through the windows and doors, giving your heating system a much tougher time to do its job. The best way to overcome those frosty breezes is by caulking your windows and doors. When you're caulking your windows and doors, be sure to always smooth out the lines with a wet finger. This will keep everything even, looking as though a professional did the job.
3. Buy or Make Draft Stoppers
These days, many homeowners are using draft stoppers as opposed to installing new doors. While it may not be as effective, they certainly do work. You can purchase draft stoppers (or snakes) at many local hardware stores, or you can even create one yourself. Just roll up a bath towel and place it under your door or window. On the other hand, you can turn this winterizing tactic into a fun activity for the kids. Just grab some old fabric, pillowcases, or anything that can hold solid material and fill it with sand.
4. Add Plastic to Your Windows
If you really don't want to get your hands dirty with caulk, you can always purchase window plastic. The plastic is basically invisible, and any homeowner can install it. As long as you remove all the air bubbles, it will look as if a pro just left the house.
5. Replace Furnace Filters
No appliances are more relevant in the winter than your heating systems and furnaces. You must change those furnace filters often. Dirty filters restrict airflow and increase energy demand.If you have not already done so, head to your nearest home improvement store and stock up on filters. The earlier you do, the cheaper they will be.
6. Upgrade or Repair Your Furnace
Even if you regularly change the furnace filter, other problems can arise. As a result, you will more than likely have to repair the furnace or upgrade to a new one. According to our furnace repair cost estimator, the average price to repair a furnace is $258. However, know that this price can fluctuate quite a bit depending on your warranty. Keep in mind that the furnace's age, size, and overall condition also factor into the repair costs.
On the other hand, you could also go for an upgrade and install an Energy Star model. They could save you up to 20 percent compared to new models, or as much as 50 percent versus older models. The average price to install a new furnace is $3,602.
7. Monitor The Thermostat
When the temperatures really start to drop, you must leave your heating system on. This will help keep your pipes unfrozen, ensure a comfortable inside temperature, and save money on HVAC repairs down the road. Nonetheless, homeowners must always monitor their thermostat to ensure they are not spending more than necessary.
According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), the rule of thumb is that you can save about 3 percent on your gas bill for every degree you decrease on the thermostat. Furthermore, ACEEE says that if you turn it down 10 degrees when you go to work and at night—for at least 16 hours a day—you can save about 14 percent.
8. Reverse Rotation of Ceiling Fans
Heat rises. In order to save energy and prevent the hot air from leaving your bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens, reverse the rotation of your ceiling fans to push the heat downwards. Ceiling fans should run clockwise in the winter. Many fans have a simple switch above the fan and others just use the cord hanging from the ceiling fan itself. As a result, all of the hot air your furnace is generating will be gently pushed back down.
9. Insulate Your Pipes
One easy way to add insulation yourself is by wrapping your pipes. This will undoubtedly decrease the chance of frozen pipes, but also save money on hot water. A great way to see if your pipes need insulation is by checking the outside temperature. If the pipes are very hot or cold, then add some insulation. You can get pre-slit pipe foam at most hardware stores: Try to buy materials with the highest R-value.
10. Build A Fire or Grab A Sweater
There are always simple changes that may not make the biggest difference, but rarely come with a cost. Grab some extra firewood and make a fire in your living room. Not only will a properly maintained fireplace reduce your heating costs, but it also gives homeowners that homey and comfortable feel we all seek.
You could always take out a comfortable sweater as you lounge around binging on Netflix. Roughly speaking, a light long-sleeved sweater is worth about two degrees in added warmth, while a heavy sweater adds about four degrees.
As you can see, there are many ways to prepare your home for winter. Some may be more expensive than you thought, but others are cheap, easy, and very DIY-friendly. Ensure a comfortable winter by accomplishing a few—if not all—of these winterizing projects.
To read the article as published wallstcheatsheet.com, please click here.
Making Your New Home Feel Like Home
November 10, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Buyers, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog, General Real Estate Information, Homeowners
Because it's hard to feel settled when you're surrounded by boxes and can't get to your couch or clean underwear. Here are some ways to make your new place feel like home.
1. Make your bed. Whether that means getting out the tool box and assembling it, or just making up the mattress that sits on the floor, do it.
2. Plug in a few lamps. Because overhead lighting rarely sets the right mood.
3. Clean it. In a perfect world, your landlord or the previous owner will make sure it's sparkling, but we all know it's not a perfect world. So be ready to do a little dusting.
4. Get the bathroom set up. Nothing says "new apartment" like a curtainless shower, so hang one up ASAP. Then stock the bathroom with towels, a bath mat, hand soap, body wash, and toilet paper.
5. Get your internet set up. Is there anything that makes you feel more relieved once you've moved into a new place? No. No, there is not.
6. Light some candles. The smell will instantly remind you of your last place.
7. Go to the grocery store and stock up on the essentials. Having staples like ketchup, mustard, peanut butter, milk, cereal, and salt and pepper will help you shake off that sad empty-fridge feeling. (And it'll make all the takeout you're ordering taste that much better!)
8. Hang up curtains. They instantly make a room feel more welcoming.
9. Pick one room and prioritize making it completely cozy. Choose the living room or a bedroom, clear it of all boxes, set up the furniture, and add lots of pillows and blankets; it's good to have a safe place when the rest of your house is a disaster.
10. Add life with plants. They add so much to a space! Opt for succulents if you're worried you'll kill them.
11. Once you've unpacked a little bit, start moving all your remaining boxes to one room.
12. Actually spend time there. If you're never around, your place won't feel like a home at all. So make a point to cook at home a few nights a week, read on your patio, or spend regular Lazy Sundays in bed. The more time you spend actually using your place, the more it'll feel like yours.
To read the complete article as published on buzzfeed.com, please click here.
Maximize Your Small Kitchen
November 4, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog, General Real Estate Information, Homeowners, Renovations
Cramped cooking space? No big deal. Put these smart and functional tricks to the test.Rethink everything-including the sink–to keep this central space beautiful and functional. These kitchen decorating tricks can help any apartment renter or homeowner.
Hey, Up There
A cabinet hung high in a corner commands attention and draws the eye toward the ceiling. Going with bold wallpaper and art also distract from the size of the room.
Showstopping Color
An elegant, theatrical color, like this bright pink, gets plenty of attention, and the cheap cupboards almost fade away. Genius!
Out in the Open
These monochromatic shelves show off a tightly edited collection of plates and glasses, all within easy reach.
From the Corner
A bright color puts an exclamation point on a small kitchen and distinguishes it as a separate zone.
Clear Choice
A see-through acrylic shelf lightens a confined space and makes an artful collection of dishes appear to float. Less attractive pieces are relegated to the cupboards above.
Seating Arrangements
A scaled-down pedestal table plus comfy stools that stay out of the way turn even a bite-sized kitchen into an eat-in one.
Brilliant Idea
Open shelves of gleaming highballs, a shiny glass-tile backsplash, and stainless-steel countertops create a glowing, mirror-like effect in a streamlined kitchen with an ingratiated two-burner stove and small sink.
Optical Illusion
Just like on a sweater, broad horizontal stripes make everything seem wider. This black-and-white flooring creates the appearance of space in a narrow galley kitchen.
To see photo examples and read the article as published on yahoo.com, please click here.
Getting Your Lawn Ready for the upcoming Winter
October 21, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog, Home Maintenance
Autumn is generally seen as the season of winding down before winter dormancy. But when it comes to lawn care, fall is a busy time. What you do now will go a long way in safeguarding the health your grass, not only for the immediate future, but also for the next growing season. While on the surface your fall lawn may look a bit bedraggled, the roots below ground are still hard at work, storing up the reserves they'll need to survive the winter and thrive come springtime.
Though at other times of year there are reasons to choose a fast-acting liquid fertilizer, in autumn — about a week after you mow the lawn for the last time — it's best to apply a slow-release granular fertilizer. While the liquid stuff delivers a sudden jolt of nutrients, the granular variety feeds grass slowly over time. In most parts of the country, that's exactly what you want. In very cold regions, pick a fertilizer specially formulated for winter protection — one that's high in nitrogen. If you're lucky enough to live somewhere warm, you already know that fertilizing is a year-round affair. For you, fall isn't so critical. (Boy, you've got it made!)
Theoretically, you could spread granular fertilizer over the lawn by hand. The reality is, however, that doing the job manually leaves too much room for error. While underfertilizing isn't a catastrophe, overfertilizing is a real concern, and it's easy to apply fertilizer too abundantly if you're totally winging it.
Indeed, there's a reason why professional landscapers use walk-behind spreaders. These outdoor tools include a flow-rate lever, which enables the user to set the precise amount of fertilizer to be dispersed per square foot of lawn area. If you're serious about lawn care, a spreader is a tool worth buying.
You'll notice that on your purchased package of fertilizer, the manufacturer lists the ideal number of granules to be applied per square foot. You can set the spreader to release precisely that amount, but here's a superior method: Set the spreader to disperse half of the recommended volume, run the spreader over the lawn in one direction, then take it in the reverse direction, hitting the areas you initially missed. Because the effects of fertilizer are confined to the area immediately surrounding the spot where the granule hits the ground, the key to success is even dispersion. But when in doubt, underfertilize.
Once you've completed the work, clean the spreader before storing it away. Otherwise, the metal components might rust over the course of the off-season. If you're left with a partially full bag of fertilizer, seal it airtight and keep it in a dry place. Exposed to the air, fertilizer hardens up and becomes unusable.
Additional tips
Fill the spreader in the driveway, not the lawn, to avoid spilling and overfertilizing one particular area.
For the spreader to operate correctly, both the tool and the fertilizer granules must be dry.
Wearing gloves is a sensible precaution to take when you're handling fertilizer granules.
To read the article as published on homes.yahoo.com – by Bob Vila, please click here.
Tips on Lowering Your Heating Bill
October 20, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, Financial, General Blog, Home Maintenance
We're getting into the time of year when the electric bill makes you cringe. When it arrives in the mail, a cold sweat might break out. You may need to sit down because the knees are feeling weak. And all that happens before you actually open it!
But all is not lost. There are ways to stay warm and keep your hands off the thermostat. Here are five ideas for making it happen
1. When the sun comes out, open your blinds and let those rays in. They can warm the house. On the flip side, cover the windows when it's dark to help keep cold air out.
2. Let's do some detective work. Light a candle and hold the flame near your windows. If you see it flicker, it could mean an air leak. That means hot air going out and cold air coming in. Buy some inexpensive caulking and seal up those leaks. If new windows are in your future, make sure to save up and pay cash, and only do that if the quick fixes are no longer doing the job.
3. Small changes on the thermostat make a big difference on what you pay. If you're used to having the thermostat at 74 degrees, shave it down to 72. You'll probably notice the lower heat bill before you notice two degrees.
4. If you do something that heats the house up, make that activity work for you. If you cook something in the oven, leave the door open after you turn it off to warm up the kitchen (watch out for the kids, though). If you take a shower, leave the door open so the steam flows into the other room. That'll help with low winter humidity too!
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October 17, 2014 by themathercompany
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If you're looking to sell your home quickly and for top dollar, there are some lesser-known words that match the importance of the famous real estate phrase "location, location, location." Those all-important words? Curb appeal.
As the saying goes, "You don't get a second chance to make a first impression." When people drive up and first see your house, you want them to think of it immediately as a home that has been maintained and well cared for.
"It's you putting your best foot forward," says Christy Biberich, owner of Christy B. Design in Los Angeles who appears on the HGTV show "Brother Vs. Brother." "We do judge a book by its cover."
While curb appeal gets buyers in the door, sellers who want to move their homes quickly need to take other steps. The strategy varies by neighborhood and market conditions, but staging a house to appeal to the maximum number of buyers can make difference in how fast the home sells.
"Every property is completely different," says Cannon Christian, president of Renovation Realty in San Diego, a company that helps sellers make improvements designed to get them top dollar. "The little things that get people through the front door matter first."
Obviously you don't want to spend money that you won't get back. Christian advises seeing what improvements house flippers are making in your neighborhood. Comparing the sales prices of, say, homes with older kitchens to homes with kitchens that have been updated is also a good idea. If you see about a $50,000 difference, a $25,000 remodel is likely a smart investment. If homes with original kitchens are fetching close to the same price as those with renovated ones, save your money, since sometimes "it also depends on how hot the market is," Christian says.
You should also spend time scoping out the competition by viewing listings and photos of similar homes for sale and attending open houses in your neighborhood.
Once prospective buyers are inside your home, you want to make sure the entire house puts its best foot forward. That starts with cleaning and decluttering, two improvements that cost little money and provide a big return.
Next, focus on low-cost "transformative improvements," Biberich says. "The No. 1 thing you can do is paint." She advises using neutral tones, but that doesn't have to mean just white and beige, as brown and cream are also safe choices.
Since every dollar counts, hold off on pet projects and only devote your time and money to renovations that'll bring you a return. "If you're looking to sell, do not do the improvements that you've always wanted to do," Christian says.
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Make Sure Your Home is Trick-Or-Treat Ready
October 13, 2014 by themathercompany
Filed under Blog, Columbia SC Real Estate, DIY, General Blog, General Real Estate Information, Home Maintenance
At summer's end, once school is back in session, many of us start looking forward to Halloween. It's a holiday adults can enjoy as much as kids. But, homeowners do have one serious obligation on this fun night: If you expect trick-or-treaters, you must make sure the path to your door is a safe one.
Take no trips
Inevitably, some giddy ghosts and ghouls will race excitedly to your door. Be prepared. In the full light of day, inspect your lawn, driveway and front path for trip hazards like exposed tree roots, cracks in concrete or missing pavers. Make repairs where possible or, at the very least, cut off access to unsafe areas. Meanwhile, if you've decorated the front yard with decorations like light-up pumpkins and animated figures, relocate the electrical cords so they're not in anyone's way.
Light the way
Make sure the path to your house is bright enough for trick-or-treaters to approach safely. You don't need to install a full suite of year-round landscape lighting simply to accommodate visitors on Halloween night. There are plenty of temporary and affordable options for illumination, from glow sticks to tea lights. And though it may seem more in keeping with the mood of this spooky night to switch off your porch light, it's much safer — not to mention more inviting — to keep it on.
Resist flammable decor
Whether vandals or accidents are to blame, there are many more fires on Halloween than a typical October night, according to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Holiday decorations are often quite flammable, involving materials such as paper, hay and dried cornstalks. If you can't resist adorning your home and yard with such potentially dangerous items, then be sure to keep them away from candles and other heat sources. If jack-o'-lanterns or luminaries figure into your celebrations, illuminate them using LED tea lights, not open flames.
Curb your dog
Chances are yours is a friendly dog. But if some Halloween costumes are so convincing as to be frightening to small children, those same getups could be equally disturbing to your pooch — particularly on such a high-energy night. It's good sense to contain your dog in an indoor space that's both comfortable and secure.
A festive parade of goblins and ghouls, princesses and superheroes will soon be marching to your house. Do your part by clearing the path and lighting the way. Be safe out there, and have a Happy Halloween!
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That would be so much fun meeting for lunch, I'd love to do that ! If you search on find a grave for my great uncle his name is William Bevington Laundy. I was trying to figure out the cemetery by the names on his death certificate, so I'm thinking there are so many possibilities: Winnemucca, Winnemucca Pioneer Cemetery, Paradise Valley. I work Monday thru Friday, so if I make a drive out there the courthouse, etc. are closed.
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Vacation was great my grandson lives in Alburqueque, so I was there to walk with him to the first day of first grade !
Please add all of your pictures to my memorials, even if there is another picture, different angles are always nice, and sometimes if the picture was posted years ago it's interesting to see how the years have aged them.
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Let me know if you ever venture to Humbolt or Pershing county, my long lost great, great uncle is buried somewhere out there, and what is such a shame is that his father and three brothers were stone masons, and all have nice tombstones he probably ended up in a unmarked grave or one with a wooden marker that faded in time. He died back in 1890. It took years for me to find him, no one ever knew what happened to him, I found a copy of his death certificate purely by accident online.
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To answer your question directly, no -- the stones themselves don't give last names for Flora, Ella and Adelbert nor their relationships. From the placement it seemed pretty clear, though, that these 3 stones were meant as footstones for the larger Cole obelisk for John and Mary Ann Cole.
Adelbert does show as a child of John and Mary Ann in the 1870 census in Dryden, NY (adjacent to Virgil). In 1900 Adelbert is married to Ella in Harford, NY (also very close to Virgil) & in later censuses he is married to Florence/Flora in Harford, then Virgil.
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