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Title: Can You Use Dish Soap and Water to Clean Walls? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Can You Use Dish Soap and Water to Clean Walls? Can You Use Dish Soap and Water to Clean Walls? A Gentle Cleanser What Dish Soap Won't Do Content: Besides having an abiding interest in popular science, Deziel has been active in the building and home design trades since 1975. As a landscape builder, he helped establish two gardening companies. Related Articles Solution for Cleaning Walls How to Clean Mold from Plastic Shower Walls How to Get Dirt off a Latex Wall What Is Best to Clean Walls With Besides TSP? How to Clean Grease from Kitchen Walls Is Bleach the Best Thing to Clean Mold Off Walls? How to Remove Wallpaper Glue How to Remove Black Smoke From Plaster Walls How to Clean Grimy Kitchen Walls How to Mix Bleach and Water to Clean Mildew Stains on Walls What Type of Paint Do I Use on Bathroom Wainscoting? How to Preserve Faux Finish Walls
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1379333637#13_2982552222
Title: Are Cassava & Yucca the Same? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Are Cassava & Yucca the Same? Are Cassava & Yucca the Same? Physical Appearance of Cassava and Yucca Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Taxonomy of Yucca and Cassava Differences in Culture Are Yucca and Cassava Poison? Content: Yucca plants also require full sun, but tolerate partial shade and adapt to a variety of soil conditions, although they prefer rich, moist soils. Yuccas may be propagated from seeds, or grown from rhizomes, stem cuttings or from offsets taken from established plants. A distinct difference between cassava plants and yucca plants is how each is pollinated. While cassava may be pollinated by a variety of insects, yucca has a mutualistic relationship with the yucca moth. In this relationship, the yucca plant is only pollinated by this moth and one cannot survive without the other. Are Yucca and Cassava Poison? While parts of both plants are edible, cassava roots must go through thorough processing due to the presence of toxic components such as cyanogenic glucocides, linamarin and lotaustralin. All parts of the cassava plant contain cyanogenic glucosides, but the highest concentrations are in the leaves, and these are toxic to both human and animals. Yucca plants are not as toxic as cassava, but the roots of Buckley’s yucca (Yucca constricta) contain saponins, which can be mildly toxic to humans. However, they’re usually poorly absorbed by the body and do not cause irritation unless a person is allergic to them.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1380849517#0_2986409715
Title: What Causes Watermelon End Rot? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Causes Watermelon End Rot? What Causes Watermelon End Rot? Tip Blossom End Rot on Watermelon Watermelon Rotting on the Vine Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Blossom End Rot Remedy Water Retention in Watermelons Content: What Causes Watermelon End Rot? | Home Guides | SF Gate What Causes Watermelon End Rot? Your garden is a little private paradise, a place for you to escape from the scary, loud world. Flowers are beautiful additions to any landscape, but there's something incredibly rewarding about growing your own produce. As relaxing and gratifying as it can be at times, gardening can also be a huge strain, especially when blossom end rot takes over your watermelons (Citrullus lanatus). Tip Blossom end rot in watermelons is caused by a lack of water and access to calcium when the plant is fruiting. Treat this by ensuring the plant always has adequate water and adjusting the soil pH to optimize watermelon growth. Blossom End Rot on Watermelon Blossom end rot is a common problem of watermelons, caused by a severe lack of available calcium during fruiting, notes the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. Because calcium is relatively immobile once taken up by a plant, it's difficult for a watermelon vine to redistribute this nutrient to newly developing fruits. Even if calcium was readily available at the beginning of the season, water stress can force the majority of calcium circulating in plant tissues into the leaves due to rapid transpiration.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1387139606#0_3002207637
Title: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires Vinegar: Odor Eater Heavy-Duty Cleaner Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You A Chemical Sponge Solution Room Refresher Content: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Home Cleaning By Kathy Adams A grease fire results in cleaning issues beyond just the area where the fire originated. As smoke permeates the room, it leaves behind an odor or even a residue on surrounding walls and the ceiling that may go unnoticed until you get close to the affected areas. In some cases the residue and odor can be removed with household substances, but in severe cases, specialty supplies do the trick. Vinegar: Odor Eater Regular white vinegar removes odors and cleans the ceiling and walls a bit in the process. Dip a sponge or cloth into a bowl of vinegar, wringing out most of the liquid; then wipe down the entire surface of each wall and ceiling in the room. Open the windows or turn on a ceiling fan to hasten the drying process, if desired. If the odor persists, give the room a second vinegar wipe-down treatment. Heavy-Duty Cleaner Smoke residue clings to walls and ceilings after a grease fire, meaning every inch of those surfaces requires cleaning.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1387139606#1_3002209371
Title: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires Vinegar: Odor Eater Heavy-Duty Cleaner Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You A Chemical Sponge Solution Room Refresher Content: Dip a sponge or cloth into a bowl of vinegar, wringing out most of the liquid; then wipe down the entire surface of each wall and ceiling in the room. Open the windows or turn on a ceiling fan to hasten the drying process, if desired. If the odor persists, give the room a second vinegar wipe-down treatment. Heavy-Duty Cleaner Smoke residue clings to walls and ceilings after a grease fire, meaning every inch of those surfaces requires cleaning. If the walls or ceiling feel greasy or sooty, a treatment with TSP (tri-sodium phosphate) gets them clean once again. Mix a tablespoon of TSP into a gallon of warm water in a bucket and drop a large sponge into the water. Another bucket full of clean water with its own sponge is necessary as well, as the TSP has to be wiped back off the surfaces quickly to prevent paint discoloration. While wearing rubber gloves and eye protection, wring most of the liquid out of the sponge and scrub the surfaces, cleaning small areas at a time; then wipe down the same areas using the water-dampened sponge as a rinse.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1387139606#10_3002223891
Title: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires Vinegar: Odor Eater Heavy-Duty Cleaner Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You A Chemical Sponge Solution Room Refresher Content: Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com A Chemical Sponge Solution A special type of sponge is designed specifically to remove soot and stains related to smoke damage after a fire. While it’s called a sponge, it works more like an eraser when you rub it over dry walls to remove marks. Rub down the ceiling, overlapping strokes slightly with the chemical sponge until the entire ceiling has been treated; then work on the walls, cleaning from the top down, as the sponge may drop a bit of debris in the process. When the sponge appears dirty, slice the dirty areas away with a utility knife to reveal a fresh surface. Room Refresher To help get the entire room smelling fresh once again while you're cleaning the walls and ceiling, open the windows and utilize fans to allow the smelly air to flow out and the fresh air to get back in.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1387139606#11_3002225725
Title: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires Vinegar: Odor Eater Heavy-Duty Cleaner Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You A Chemical Sponge Solution Room Refresher Content: While it’s called a sponge, it works more like an eraser when you rub it over dry walls to remove marks. Rub down the ceiling, overlapping strokes slightly with the chemical sponge until the entire ceiling has been treated; then work on the walls, cleaning from the top down, as the sponge may drop a bit of debris in the process. When the sponge appears dirty, slice the dirty areas away with a utility knife to reveal a fresh surface. Room Refresher To help get the entire room smelling fresh once again while you're cleaning the walls and ceiling, open the windows and utilize fans to allow the smelly air to flow out and the fresh air to get back in. If it's cold outdoors, pin a tarp or blanket over entryways leading to other rooms, keeping the cool air contained to the affected room. Take any fabrics, such as drapes or chair cushions, outdoors to air out and wash items that are machine washable; otherwise, the room may still smell of smoke even after you’ve cleaned. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Inside Out Home Improvement: DIY Tips on How to Clean Smoke Damage Mrs. Clean:
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1387139606#13_3002229073
Title: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires How to Clean Smoke From Walls and Floors After Grease Fires Vinegar: Odor Eater Heavy-Duty Cleaner Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You A Chemical Sponge Solution Room Refresher Content: Removing Cigarette Odors From Your Home Creative Homemaking: How to Clean Smoke Damage From the Kitchen SpongeCo: How to Use Our Dry Cleaning Chemical Sponges Resources Property Management Insider: The Property Management Checklist for Repairing Fire-Damaged Apartment Units University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service: Handling Smoke Damage after a Fire –- Getting Soot and Smoke Out Writer Bio Kathy Adams is an award-winning journalist and freelance writer who traveled the world handling numerous duties for music artists. She writes travel and budgeting tips and destination guides for USA Today, Travelocity and ForRent, among others. She enjoys exploring foreign locales and hiking off the beaten path stateside, snapping pics of wildlife and nature instead of selfies. Related Articles How to Remove Smoke Smell From Paneling How to Take a Smoke Smell Out of the Kitchen How to Paint the Walls in a House Where People Have Smoked How to Make a Flat-Painted Wall Washable How to Get Dirt off a Latex Wall How to Clean Bathroom Ceilings & Walls After Removing Wallpaper How to Wash Drywall Building an Indoor Cigar Room How to Clean Swirled Plaster Ceilings Soot Removal From a Ceiling How to Clean Spray Textured Ceilings How to Clean Picture Frame Spots Off the Wall
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1397041462#0_3027264299
Title: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 Content: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By Heath Roberts Sometimes it's necessary to have a quick way of access the inside of a wall, where plumbing and electrical connections are located. The best way to accomplish this is by installing an access panel that has a clean look but allows you to access the inner wall. Cutting out the hole for the access panel is the most important step in the process, as the hole needs to be square and the correct size to give a polished appearance. 1 Press an electric stud finder against the wall to locate the studs behind the drywall. Use a pencil to mark the location between two studs where you want to install your access panel. 2 Cut a small pilot hole about 2 inches wide using a drywall saw. Shine a flashlight into the hole to make sure the panel will access the desired space. 3 Place the frame of the access panel against the wall between the two pencil marks that show the location of the studs. Place a small bubble level on top of the frame and align the frame so that it sits square on the wall. Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You | SmartAsset.com Loading Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Policy Details Add your details Target Home Price Target Home Value Enter target home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Purchase or Refinance Select Purchase or Refinance Purchase Refinance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Location Location Enter your location Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Down Payment Down Payment Enter down payment $50,000 Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Credit Score Credit Rating Select Your Credit Rating Excellent (760+) Excellent (760+) Excellent (740-759) Very Good (720-739) Good (700-719) Above Average (680-699) Average (660-679) Fair (640-659) Needs Improvement (620-639) Poor (580-619) Poor (Below 580) Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Home Value Current Home Value Enter current home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Mortgage Balance Current Mortgage Balance Enter current mortgage balance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Loan Type 30 yr Fixed 15 yr Fixed 7/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 3/1 ARM Do this later Dismiss Done Filter Results Filter Results Lender APR/Rate Mo. Payment Monthly Payment Veterans - Buy or Refinance With Your Benefits Quick & Easy Verification:
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1397041462#8_3027276190
Title: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 Content: 0.00 NMLS# 246585 $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit. Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Have a helper hold the frame in place while you trace along the inside edge of the frame with a pencil. 5 Place the edge of a utility knife on the traced lines and score the drywall along the tracing. 6 Run the blade along the traced lines again, applying more pressure until the paper layer on the drywall cuts. 7 Place the tip of a drywall saw against one part of the cut and press the blade firmly until it penetrates the wall. Saw along the line all the way around.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1397041462#9_3027277665
Title: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 Content: Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Have a helper hold the frame in place while you trace along the inside edge of the frame with a pencil. 5 Place the edge of a utility knife on the traced lines and score the drywall along the tracing. 6 Run the blade along the traced lines again, applying more pressure until the paper layer on the drywall cuts. 7 Place the tip of a drywall saw against one part of the cut and press the blade firmly until it penetrates the wall. Saw along the line all the way around. 8 Gently pull out the cut piece of drywall. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References You Repair.com: Installing a Drywall Access Panel Creative Homeowner: Creating an Access Panel in Drywall Tips Some drywall has built-in horizontal braces to support an access panel. If you know where these are located, align the bottom of the panel with the top of this brace.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1397041462#10_3027279020
Title: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall How to Cut an Access Panel in Drywall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 Content: 8 Gently pull out the cut piece of drywall. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References You Repair.com: Installing a Drywall Access Panel Creative Homeowner: Creating an Access Panel in Drywall Tips Some drywall has built-in horizontal braces to support an access panel. If you know where these are located, align the bottom of the panel with the top of this brace. Warnings Be careful not to cut through wires or plumbing while cutting through drywall. Writer Bio Heath Roberts has worked as a professional reporter for several Colorado newspapers. He has covered breaking news and features for the "Denver Post" and other local publications. Roberts holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in both journalism and political science. Related Articles How to Make an Access for a Shower Faucet How to Cut a Fiberglass Wall Covering for Bathroom Paneling How to Sheath an Exterior Wall How to Center a Rectangle Wall Frame on the Wall How to Use Stainless Steel Sheets as a Backsplash How to Cut Holes for Light Switches in Ceramic Tile How to Run Wire Through the Studs Behind a Wall How to Repair Interior Wall Cracks & Nail Pops Tutorial for Making Removable Wall Decorations How to Cut Irregular Shapes in Drywall How to Replace the Cartridge in a Two-Line Weed Eater How to Clean Antique Mirrors
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1397507678#0_3028415320
Title: How to Cut Baseboards Without Removing Them From the Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Baseboards Without Removing Them From the Wall How to Cut Baseboards Without Removing Them From the Wall Measuring and Cutting Oscillating Tool Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Reciprocating Saw Chiseling and Hand Cutting Content: How to Cut Baseboards Without Removing Them From the Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut Baseboards Without Removing Them From the Wall Whether you’re installing a new cabinet or another large unit, such as a bookcase, in an existing room, you should remove the section of baseboard behind the unit so it fits snugly against the wall. Most of the time, the baseboard comes off with ease and you can cut it and refit it after the unit is in place. But in the case of large, multi-piece baseboard, or a baseboard that’s glued or otherwise stuck to the wall, you can cut out just one section while the baseboard is still in place. Measuring and Cutting The old carpenter adage, “measure twice – cut once,” is applicable when cutting any type of existing finish trim. When you can’t remove the baseboard, which is optimal, it’s best to err on the side of making the cut a little too snug, because you can always remove a little more if necessary. Position the unit you’re installing in front of the baseboard to visually verify your measurements. With the unit against the wall, you can place a straightedge along the bottom on each side when marking the baseboard for the cut lines. Oscillating Tool There are consumer-grade oscillating tools on the market that cut through wood using a vibrating blade. This is probably the safest method for cutting through the baseboard without damaging the drywall behind it or the floor beneath it. By aligning the blade with the cut line on the baseboard and using a light touch, the oscillating tool will gradually cut through the baseboard.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1397606026#13_3028678993
Title: How to Cut a Brick Wall for a Pet Door | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut a Brick Wall for a Pet Door How to Cut a Brick Wall for a Pet Door 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 Content: Mark the placement of the door. Place the chisel on the mark. Hammer the chisel through the brick to cut. Move the chisel along the drawn line to create an indentation approximately 1/2 inch deep, then repeat until the cut extends through the brick. Warnings Do not cut through the brick wall without checking for electrical and water lines installed between the inner and outer walls. Writer Bio Kim Blakesley is a home remodeling business owner, former art/business teacher and school principal. She began her writing and photography career in 2008. Blakesley's education, fine arts, remodeling, green living, and arts and crafts articles have appeared on numerous websites, including DeWalt Tools, as well as in "Farm Journal" and "Pro Farmer." Related Articles How to Make Cutouts Through a Concrete Wall How to Hang Curtains on a Brick Wall How to Remove a Brick From the Center of the Wall How to Secure Plywood to a Brick Wall How to Clean Brick Veneer How to Cut a Straight Line on Plywood How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls How to Take Down a Brick Facade on a Fireplace How to Paint a Brick Firebox How to Get Rid of Scum in the Shower How to Cut a Round Hole in Exterior Stucco How to Install Concrete Bricks for Lawn Edging
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398024422#16_3029714392
Title: How to Cut Drywall for Sloped Ceilings | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Drywall for Sloped Ceilings How to Cut Drywall for Sloped Ceilings 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 Content: Mark and cut the next sheet of drywall. 9 Move along the wall and continue to measure, cut and install the drywall until the wall is covered. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References The Family Handyman: Common Drywall Installation Mistakes Mike Bell's Drywall School: How to cut Sheetrock (Wall Board) Fine Homebuilding: Cutting Drywall Related Articles How to Install Molding for a Bifold Door How to Install Drywall at an Angle How to Cut Drywall Lengthwise How to Find Studs Behind a Tile Wall How to Install Corner Beads on an Arched Doorway The Best Way to Cut 3/16 Lexan How to Hang a Heavy Painting Without a Stud Finder How to Put Up a Chair Rail on Painted Drywall How to Apply Drywall Mesh How to Seal Between the Wall & Subfloor How to Convert an Archway to a Wall How to Drywall Around Air Conditioning Ducts
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398032577#10_3029729580
Title: How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Use a handheld cutting tool to make straight cuts in drywall that has already been installed. To do this, you'll need a multipurpose cutting bit. Set the blade depth to about 1/8 inch more than the thickness of the drywall so you don't make deep cuts in the studs or contact any wires or pipes that may be behind the wall. 5 Draw the line on the surface of the drywall with a straightedge and pencil. Plunge the blade of the cutting tool into the drywall at one end of the line and push it slowly to the other end. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Hometime How To: Cutting Drywall Ask the Builder:
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398032577#11_3029731110
Title: How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Set the blade depth to about 1/8 inch more than the thickness of the drywall so you don't make deep cuts in the studs or contact any wires or pipes that may be behind the wall. 5 Draw the line on the surface of the drywall with a straightedge and pencil. Plunge the blade of the cutting tool into the drywall at one end of the line and push it slowly to the other end. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Hometime How To: Cutting Drywall Ask the Builder: Drywall Tools Tips When cutting a rectangular hole in installed drywall, cut about 1/2 inch past the corners to allow the off-cut to separate more easily. You can patch the small cut lines that remain in the corners with joint compound. You can also make straight cuts in installed drywall with a pointed hand saw called a drywall saw. It is more difficult to control, however, especially around studs and rafters. Warnings Wear protective eye gear and a dust mask when cutting drywall with a power tool.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398032577#12_3029732547
Title: How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line How to Cut Drywall in a Straight Line 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Drywall Tools Tips When cutting a rectangular hole in installed drywall, cut about 1/2 inch past the corners to allow the off-cut to separate more easily. You can patch the small cut lines that remain in the corners with joint compound. You can also make straight cuts in installed drywall with a pointed hand saw called a drywall saw. It is more difficult to control, however, especially around studs and rafters. Warnings Wear protective eye gear and a dust mask when cutting drywall with a power tool. Writer Bio Chris Deziel has a bachelor's degree in physics and a master's degree in humanities. Besides having an abiding interest in popular science, Deziel has been active in the building and home design trades since 1975. As a landscape builder, he helped establish two gardening companies. Related Articles How to Install Mildew Resistant Drywall How to Remove Bathroom Masonite Paneling How to Cut Irregular Shapes in Drywall Cutting Drywall Accurately How to Put Screws in Drywall How to Cut Drywall for Plumbing How to Drywall a 10-Foot Ceiling How to Fasten a Foam Insulation Board to a Wall How to Sound Proof a Wall at a Low Cost How to Remove a Corian 4-Inch Backsplash From Drywall How to Fix Drywall Where a Rod Bracket Pulled Out How to Drywall a 45-Degree Corner
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398561401#0_3031014734
Title: How to Cut Old Flooring Next to Walls | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Old Flooring Next to Walls How to Cut Old Flooring Next to Walls 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit 4 Content: How to Cut Old Flooring Next to Walls | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut Old Flooring Next to Walls Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Home Maintenance By Alexis Rohlin Moldings are used to cover the area where the floor meets the wall. They are installed over the edge of the flooring and rest against the bottom part of the wall, making it difficult to remove the flooring without damaging the molding. By cutting the flooring flush or directly next to the walls, you can safely remove old flooring and keep your molding or toe-kicks. This allows you to reuse your molding or toe-kicks and save money for your remodeling budget. 1 Put on safety glasses. Set the blade of the toe-kick saw on the floor so that it is flush or right next to the wall where you need to cut the old flooring. 2 Firmly hold onto the forward handle with your left hand and the rear handle with your right. Press and hold the safety button and then pull the trigger switch to start the motor of the toe-kick saw. When the motor starts, let go of the safety button. 3 Move the blade of the toe-kick saw slowly forward and away from you while you cut the old flooring close to the wall.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398590396#0_3031086459
Title: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By William Machin Many remodeling projects require cutting plaster walls for medicine cabinets, electrical boxes, plumbing lines or air conditioning grills. In some cases, an opening is cut or enlarged when installing a new window or door. Unless you have a set of building plans or are familiar with the most likely locations of electrical conduits and pipes in walls, it’s necessary to take special care. Home improvement enthusiasts can use a method that has proved safe when cutting plaster and lath. 1 Switch off the breaker at the electrical panel that serves the room where the opening will be cut. Turn off the water supply to the house or building at the main valve. Spread a dropcloth on the floor at the area of the new opening. 2 Measure from the floor or ceiling and mark the location for top and bottom of the opening on the plaster with a pencil. Measure from a corner, a door or window and mark the sides of the opening. Use a framing square and a pencil to make straight lines between the marks that define the opening.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398590396#9_3031099491
Title: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Hold the saw so the handle is close to the surface of the wall instead of perpendicular as you insert the tip of the blade in a recess in the plaster. By holding the saw at this angle, the tip of the blade glides over any framing members inside the wall. Cut along one of the pencil lines. 5 Cut the remaining lines of the outline in the same way. Remove the cutout portion of plaster and lath with a hammer. Remove any lath nails in the framing with a nail bar.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398590396#10_3031100827
Title: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls How to Cut Open Plaster Lath Walls 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: By holding the saw at this angle, the tip of the blade glides over any framing members inside the wall. Cut along one of the pencil lines. 5 Cut the remaining lines of the outline in the same way. Remove the cutout portion of plaster and lath with a hammer. Remove any lath nails in the framing with a nail bar. Gather the corners of the dropcloth together to dispose of the plaster and lath residue. 00:06 / 00:40 Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Hammer Zone: Cutting a Hole in a Plaster Wall Home Depot: Reciprocating Saw Blades Writer Bio William Machin began work in construction at the age of 15, while still in high school. In 35 years, he's gained expertise in all phases of residential construction, retrofit and remodeling.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398597552#0_3031103434
Title: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit 4 5 6 7 8 Content: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By Bob Haring Making a new doorway, adding an interior window or creating a pass-through from a kitchen to an eating area requires cutting an opening in a wall of your house. That is easier with interior walls, which usually are not load-bearing or supporting the roof, but it still requires remodeling and carpentry skill. It also will create a lot of dust and debris, so seal off other parts of the house and cover all furniture, counters or other objects. Check local building codes, too, as some remodeling requires a permit, especially if any utilities must be moved. 1 Locate the wall studs around the opening with a stud finder and outline the area you want to open. Use a tape measure, level and chalk line to snap horizontal lines at the top and bottom of the opening and vertical lines on the center of the studs outside the opening. Go one full stud width on each side beyond the opening; 64 inches, for instance, for a planned 32-inch door or window to allow for new wall covering. 2 Cut a small hole through the drywall or other wall covering on one side of the wall with a drywall saw. Create "snap" lines in drywall by slicing scoring marks along the lines, so you can break loose drywall or other covering.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398597552#1_3031105346
Title: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit 4 5 6 7 8 Content: Use a tape measure, level and chalk line to snap horizontal lines at the top and bottom of the opening and vertical lines on the center of the studs outside the opening. Go one full stud width on each side beyond the opening; 64 inches, for instance, for a planned 32-inch door or window to allow for new wall covering. 2 Cut a small hole through the drywall or other wall covering on one side of the wall with a drywall saw. Create "snap" lines in drywall by slicing scoring marks along the lines, so you can break loose drywall or other covering. Place the vertical lines in the center of a stud to leave space to fasten new drywall when the opening is complete. Pry wall covering loose with a pry bar, working in small sections. 3 Check for electrical or other utility lines as soon as you can see into the wall cavity. Remove all lines; call a plumber, electrician or gas company to have lines moved.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398597552#7_3031113359
Title: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit 4 5 6 7 8 Content: Nail them to the cut bottoms of studs above the header, using a level to set the header level. Add similar horizontal braces or sills of single 2-by-4s at the bottom of a window or pass-through opening. 7 Measure with a tape measure from the bottom of the header to the bottom wall plate or sill plate and cut studs to fit, to support the header. Plumb them with a level and nail them to the outside studs. Nail sills to cut stud ends below the opening for a window or pass-through. Cut off the bottom plate of a wall inside the studs for a doorway. 8 Install any door or other window and replace the drywall or other covering on both sides of the wall. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Home Tips: How to Cut in a Wall to Install a Doorway Hammer Zone: Cutting a Rought Opening for a Doorway in an Interior Wall Fine Homebuilding:
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398597552#8_3031114740
Title: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall How to Cut an Opening in an Interior Non-Bearing Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit 4 5 6 7 8 Content: Cut off the bottom plate of a wall inside the studs for a doorway. 8 Install any door or other window and replace the drywall or other covering on both sides of the wall. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Home Tips: How to Cut in a Wall to Install a Doorway Hammer Zone: Cutting a Rought Opening for a Doorway in an Interior Wall Fine Homebuilding: Anatomy of a Stud-Framed Wall Acme DIY: Removing an Interior Wall Apartment Therapy: How to Build an Interior Window Writer Bio Bob Haring has been a news writer and editor for more than 50 years, mostly with the Associated Press and then as executive editor of the Tulsa, Okla. "World." Since retiring he has written freelance stories and a weekly computer security column. Haring holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398603327#7_3031129312
Title: How to Cut Out Around a Doorway When Installing Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Around a Doorway When Installing Drywall How to Cut Out Around a Doorway When Installing Drywall Cutting the Top Panel 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 Cutting the Bottom Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 Content: MB6759981 $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit. Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Duck under the drywall panel to the other side of the wall. From this vantage point, you can clearly see both the framed doorway and the backside of the drywall panel. 5 Cut the drywall, using the inside of the framed doorway as a guide. Use a sharp utility knife, and cut about halfway through the drywall panel on all three sides framed by the doorway. 6 Tap two nails through the backside of the drywall panel -- one at each top corner where the lines you just cut meet.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398603327#8_3031130922
Title: How to Cut Out Around a Doorway When Installing Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Around a Doorway When Installing Drywall How to Cut Out Around a Doorway When Installing Drywall Cutting the Top Panel 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 Cutting the Bottom Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 Content: Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Duck under the drywall panel to the other side of the wall. From this vantage point, you can clearly see both the framed doorway and the backside of the drywall panel. 5 Cut the drywall, using the inside of the framed doorway as a guide. Use a sharp utility knife, and cut about halfway through the drywall panel on all three sides framed by the doorway. 6 Tap two nails through the backside of the drywall panel -- one at each top corner where the lines you just cut meet. Nail size doesn’t matter, but the nails should be long enough to protrude on the other side of the drywall. 7 Step back through to the other side, and locate the two nails. Hook the end of a chalk line at the bottom of the drywall panel directly below one of the nails and run the chalk line straight up, winding it around the nail, running it over to the other nail and then to the bottom of the drywall. Snap all three sides of the chalk line to transfer cutting guides to the face of the drywall. 8 Cut the front side of the drywall panel with the utility knife, using the chalk lines as guides.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#0_3031140667
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut Out Half of a Wall Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By Karie Lapham Fay When it comes to reinventing your home, one of the simplest changes you can make is to cut out half of a wall and cap the exposed end. Older homes, especially, often feature almost a maze of rooms connected to either each other or running off a hallway. Modern homes, in contrast, seek to connect rooms spatially and visually. Not only does removing half of a wall accomplish this, but it makes the whole house appear larger from inside. It's almost like having a brand new home, once you're finished. 1 Verify that the wall is not load-bearing before beginning. If the wall runs directly above a floor joist, or parallel to and within 2 or 3 feet, suspect a load-bearing wall. A doubled top wall plate or a door header made from wood wider than a two-by-four are other clues. Consult a professional for further information. 2 Pull furniture back away from the wall, leaving plenty of work space on both sides of the wall.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#1_3031142201
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: 1 Verify that the wall is not load-bearing before beginning. If the wall runs directly above a floor joist, or parallel to and within 2 or 3 feet, suspect a load-bearing wall. A doubled top wall plate or a door header made from wood wider than a two-by-four are other clues. Consult a professional for further information. 2 Pull furniture back away from the wall, leaving plenty of work space on both sides of the wall. Remove decorations and other objects from the wall. Cover the furniture and decorations with plastic sheeting, a blanket or similar protection. 3 Turn off the power flowing to the rooms on either side of the removed wall. Use a lamp or other portable electrical item to verify the rooms are dead. Run an extension cord from a live outlet in another area to supply power to your tools.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#4_3031145982
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: Member FDIC. As of: 05/27/2021 Ad Disclosure OK Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Measure and mark one side of the wall to show the new opening. Start from the end of the wall and measure back at the top, center and bottom of the wall to create a cut guide. Repeat, measuring over the length of the opening, if the removal is in the middle of a wall. Use a level to ensure the line is plumb, or straight up and down. 5 Slice through the wall sheathing with a utility knife or a reciprocating saw, depending on the material. Cut at the top, where it joins the ceiling, and along any vertical cut lines. Avoid going too deep, to prevent damaging any plumbing, ducts or wires inside the wall.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#5_3031147140
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: Repeat, measuring over the length of the opening, if the removal is in the middle of a wall. Use a level to ensure the line is plumb, or straight up and down. 5 Slice through the wall sheathing with a utility knife or a reciprocating saw, depending on the material. Cut at the top, where it joins the ceiling, and along any vertical cut lines. Avoid going too deep, to prevent damaging any plumbing, ducts or wires inside the wall. The goal is to prevent ripping the adjoining drywall during removal. 6 Break through the drywall or sheathing and pry loose from the wall, in chunks or sheets. Pull out any insulation -- not typically used in interior walls -- and slice through the opposite wall. Either measure, mark and cut from the adjoining room, or work from inside the wall to mark and cut. 7 Reroute plumbing, duct-work or wiring inside the wall as needed.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#6_3031148435
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: The goal is to prevent ripping the adjoining drywall during removal. 6 Break through the drywall or sheathing and pry loose from the wall, in chunks or sheets. Pull out any insulation -- not typically used in interior walls -- and slice through the opposite wall. Either measure, mark and cut from the adjoining room, or work from inside the wall to mark and cut. 7 Reroute plumbing, duct-work or wiring inside the wall as needed. 8 Cut through each wall stud in the removal area, both at the top and at the bottom, along the wall plates. Use a reciprocating saw and work carefully. This slices through the nails attaching the framing. Alternatively, cut the studs in the middle and twist, tug and remove. 9 Slice through both the bottom and top plates, vertically, to cut them free from the remainder of the plate.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#7_3031149684
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: 8 Cut through each wall stud in the removal area, both at the top and at the bottom, along the wall plates. Use a reciprocating saw and work carefully. This slices through the nails attaching the framing. Alternatively, cut the studs in the middle and twist, tug and remove. 9 Slice through both the bottom and top plates, vertically, to cut them free from the remainder of the plate. Cut shallowly again, to avoid cutting further into the ceiling or floor. Pry away to remove. 10 Measure the distance between the inner edges of the plates to determine the stud length. Cut one stud to fit for each wall raw edge. If the removal occurs at the end of a wall, there is one raw edge.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#8_3031150797
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: Cut shallowly again, to avoid cutting further into the ceiling or floor. Pry away to remove. 10 Measure the distance between the inner edges of the plates to determine the stud length. Cut one stud to fit for each wall raw edge. If the removal occurs at the end of a wall, there is one raw edge. Removing half the wall in the middle of the wall creates two raw edges. Put glue on the stud ends and insert the studs between the plates. Toenail -- drive the nails at an angle -- through the end, into the plate. 11 Cut a strip of plywood 3 1/2 inches wide by the length of the wall opening. Use the thickness of the existing plywood -- typically 3/4-inch thick for subfloors.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#9_3031151902
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: Removing half the wall in the middle of the wall creates two raw edges. Put glue on the stud ends and insert the studs between the plates. Toenail -- drive the nails at an angle -- through the end, into the plate. 11 Cut a strip of plywood 3 1/2 inches wide by the length of the wall opening. Use the thickness of the existing plywood -- typically 3/4-inch thick for subfloors. Top with carpet, linoleum or other desired floor covering. To match existing floorings may prove difficult, so a contrasting material or trim is acceptable. Treat the ceiling similarly, using wall sheathing material. 12 Trim the edges of the opening as necessary to ensure straight, finished edges. Cover the exposed wood framing with suitable wall sheathing and finish as appropriate.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#10_3031153097
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: Top with carpet, linoleum or other desired floor covering. To match existing floorings may prove difficult, so a contrasting material or trim is acceptable. Treat the ceiling similarly, using wall sheathing material. 12 Trim the edges of the opening as necessary to ensure straight, finished edges. Cover the exposed wood framing with suitable wall sheathing and finish as appropriate. Complete the job with wood trim as preferred. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More Warnings Use safety eye wear during wall demolition. Writer Bio Karie Fay earned a Bachelor of Science in psychology with a minor in law from the University of Arkansas at Monticello. After growing up in construction and with more than 30 years in the field, she believes a girl can swing a hammer with the best of them. She enjoys "green" or innovative solutions and unusual construction.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398612319#11_3031154444
Title: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Out Half of a Wall How to Cut Out Half of a Wall 1 2 3 Compare Bank Accounts Initial Deposit High-Yield Savings Account 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Content: Complete the job with wood trim as preferred. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More Warnings Use safety eye wear during wall demolition. Writer Bio Karie Fay earned a Bachelor of Science in psychology with a minor in law from the University of Arkansas at Monticello. After growing up in construction and with more than 30 years in the field, she believes a girl can swing a hammer with the best of them. She enjoys "green" or innovative solutions and unusual construction. Related Articles How to Enlarge Rooms by Removing Inner Walls How to Extend a Doorway How to Make an Interior Doorway Bigger How to Make a Room Larger by Knocking a Wall Out How to Replace a 32-Inch Interior Door With a 36-Inch Door How to Add a Wall Between a Ceiling Joist How to Frame an Inside Wall Against a Concrete Wall How to Build a Pass-Through Between Rooms How to Lower a Closet Header How to Make an Attic Entrance How to Make a Closet With Two-by-Fours How to Tear Out an Interior Wall
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398688771#1_3031340196
Title: How to Cut Plaster Walls & Repair With Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Plaster Walls & Repair With Drywall How to Cut Plaster Walls & Repair With Drywall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: The coating on most walls is 3/8 inches thick, but it could be 1/2 inch or more. Purchase a sheet of drywall that has the thickness you measure. 2 Draw the rough outline of a rectangular area on the wall that completely encloses the damaged section that needs repair, using a pencil. Measure the length and width of this area with a tape measure. 3 Transfer the measurements to the sheet of drywall and cut out a rectangle, using a utility knife. The most efficient way to cut drywall is to score the front of the sheet with the knife. Run it along a drywall T square or straightedge, snap the sheet along the cut line and cut the backing to separate the pieces. Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You | SmartAsset.com Loading Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Policy Details Add your details Target Home Price Target Home Value Enter target home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Purchase or Refinance Select Purchase or Refinance Purchase Refinance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Location Location Enter your location Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Down Payment Down Payment Enter down payment $50,000 Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Credit Score Credit Rating Select Your Credit Rating Excellent (760+) Excellent (760+) Excellent (740-759) Very Good (720-739) Good (700-719) Above Average (680-699) Average (660-679) Fair (640-659) Needs Improvement (620-639) Poor (580-619) Poor (Below 580) Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Home Value Current Home Value Enter current home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Mortgage Balance Current Mortgage Balance Enter current mortgage balance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Loan Type 30 yr Fixed 15 yr Fixed 7/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 3/1 ARM Do this later Dismiss Done Filter Results Filter Results Lender APR/Rate Mo. Payment Monthly Payment $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit Get a Quote First Time Home Buyer? Get Started with a Mortgage From Citi Enjoy Low Rates and Step-By-Step Guidance. Contact Us Today!
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398688771#9_3031352178
Title: How to Cut Plaster Walls & Repair With Drywall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Plaster Walls & Repair With Drywall How to Cut Plaster Walls & Repair With Drywall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: Remove the drywall. Put on a dust mask. Cut all the way through the plaster along the pencil lines with a knife. Keep a vacuum handy for dust removal. 5 Chip the plaster from inside the rectangle with a painter's three-in-one tool or use a stiff putty knife. Collect the plaster pieces in a garbage bag for disposal. 6 Smooth the edges of the repair, then set the drywall inside the rectangle and screw it in place with 1 1/4-inch drywall screws. Space the screws about 6 inches apart around the edges and about 12 inches apart in the center of the rectangle. 7 Lay drywall tape around the edges of the drywall. You can use paper or fiberglass mesh tape for this.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398775364#0_3031548134
Title: How to Cut & Replant Yucca | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut & Replant Yucca How to Cut & Replant Yucca Water the Yucca Prepare the Mix Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Choose a Stem Warning Cut Stem Segments Tip Mark the Cuttings Plant the Cuttings Water the Cuttings Things You Will Need Propagation Via Division Long-Term Care Warning Content: How to Cut & Replant Yucca | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut & Replant Yucca Yuccas ( Yucca spp., USDA zones 4 through 11) are easily propagated in a number of ways, including rooting semihardwood stem cuttings, usually taken from midsummer to early fall from the current season's growth, or offsets, which may be separated from the mother plant year-round. Choose from species that you can grow indoors as houseplants, like spineless yucca ( Yucca elephantipes ), which also grows outdoors in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 10, or those that develop sharp terminal spines and thus aren't suitable as houseplants, such as Adam's needle ( Yucca filamentosa ), which can reach up to 8 feet tall in USDA zones 5 through 10. Water the Yucca Liberally watering the yucca the day before taking a cutting allows the stem, also called a cane, to be well hydrated and better able to withstand the stress of being removed from the plant. Prepare the Mix Pick a commercial potting mix that drains quickly and is especially made for cacti and succulents or make your own by combining 3 parts peat and 1 part sand. Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You | SmartAsset.com Loading Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Policy Details Add your details Target Home Price Target Home Value Enter target home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Purchase or Refinance Select Purchase or Refinance Purchase Refinance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Location Location Enter your location Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Down Payment Down Payment Enter down payment $50,000 Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Credit Score Credit Rating Select Your Credit Rating Excellent (760+) Excellent (760+) Excellent (740-759) Very Good (720-739) Good (700-719) Above Average (680-699) Average (660-679) Fair (640-659) Needs Improvement (620-639) Poor (580-619) Poor (Below 580) Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Home Value Current Home Value Enter current home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Mortgage Balance Current Mortgage Balance Enter current mortgage balance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Loan Type 30 yr Fixed 15 yr Fixed 7/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 3/1 ARM Do this later Dismiss Done Filter Results Filter Results Lender APR/Rate Mo. Payment Monthly Payment $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit Get a Quote Veterans - Buy or Refinance With Your Benefits Quick & Easy Verification: Your $0 Down VA Loan Starts Here Learn More No mortgages found. Please change your search criteria and try again, or visit our home buying guide to learn more about searching for a mortgage. Searching for Mortgages... Morty, Inc. 2.697%/ 2.625% $803 View Details APY 2.697% Rate 2.625% 30 yr Fixed Conforming 5/28/2021Fees: $2,190Lender Credit:
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398775364#9_3031563330
Title: How to Cut & Replant Yucca | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut & Replant Yucca How to Cut & Replant Yucca Water the Yucca Prepare the Mix Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Choose a Stem Warning Cut Stem Segments Tip Mark the Cuttings Plant the Cuttings Water the Cuttings Things You Will Need Propagation Via Division Long-Term Care Warning Content: Warning Wear long sleeves and gloves when working around yuccas to protect yourself from the spiny, daggerlike tips of the leaves that may be present on some species. Cut Stem Segments Use a clean, sharp knife or garden pruners to cut off one or more 2 1/2- to 3-inch segments from anywhere on the stem. Tip Get in the habit of sterilizing the blades of your pruning shears or garden scissors with rubbing alcohol or alcohol wipes before and after using them to reduce the risk of spreading diseases from one plant to another. Mark the Cuttings Using a felt-tip pen, mark the basal portion or the part of the stem that was growing nearer to the base of the plant. This will help you plant the stem segment correctly; if you plant it upside-down, it won't grow. Plant the Cuttings Place the cuttings about 1/4 to 1/2 inch into the potting mix, making sure that the basal end is in the soil. Any potting container will do as long as it's clean and has drainage holes at the base. If you don't want to repot the cuttings once they take root, plant them individually in pots where they can grow until it's time to move them to the garden or to slightly larger pots. Keep in mind that like other succulents, yucca roots prefer to be somewhat crowded in their pots.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398775364#10_3031565158
Title: How to Cut & Replant Yucca | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut & Replant Yucca How to Cut & Replant Yucca Water the Yucca Prepare the Mix Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Choose a Stem Warning Cut Stem Segments Tip Mark the Cuttings Plant the Cuttings Water the Cuttings Things You Will Need Propagation Via Division Long-Term Care Warning Content: if you plant it upside-down, it won't grow. Plant the Cuttings Place the cuttings about 1/4 to 1/2 inch into the potting mix, making sure that the basal end is in the soil. Any potting container will do as long as it's clean and has drainage holes at the base. If you don't want to repot the cuttings once they take root, plant them individually in pots where they can grow until it's time to move them to the garden or to slightly larger pots. Keep in mind that like other succulents, yucca roots prefer to be somewhat crowded in their pots. Water the Cuttings Water the newly planted cuttings, and keep the soil slightly damp for about four weeks while their roots form. Things You Will Need Potting mix for succulents Long-sleeved shirt Gardening gloves Knife or garden pruners Rubbing alcohol or alcohol wipes Felt-tip pen Pots with drainage holes Propagation Via Division In addition to propagating a yucca by stem cuttings, you can use the small offsets, also called pups, that develop around the base of the plant. Pinch these off at any time with your fingers or snip them off with sterilized pruners, let them air-dry at room temperature for two to three days to allow the cuts to heal over slightly, and pot them just below soil level, leaving the tops above the surface. Lightly water the soil for about a month; then very gently pull on the plants.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398775364#11_3031567094
Title: How to Cut & Replant Yucca | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut & Replant Yucca How to Cut & Replant Yucca Water the Yucca Prepare the Mix Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Choose a Stem Warning Cut Stem Segments Tip Mark the Cuttings Plant the Cuttings Water the Cuttings Things You Will Need Propagation Via Division Long-Term Care Warning Content: Water the Cuttings Water the newly planted cuttings, and keep the soil slightly damp for about four weeks while their roots form. Things You Will Need Potting mix for succulents Long-sleeved shirt Gardening gloves Knife or garden pruners Rubbing alcohol or alcohol wipes Felt-tip pen Pots with drainage holes Propagation Via Division In addition to propagating a yucca by stem cuttings, you can use the small offsets, also called pups, that develop around the base of the plant. Pinch these off at any time with your fingers or snip them off with sterilized pruners, let them air-dry at room temperature for two to three days to allow the cuts to heal over slightly, and pot them just below soil level, leaving the tops above the surface. Lightly water the soil for about a month; then very gently pull on the plants. If you're met with resistance, then it's likely your pups have successfully rooted. Long-Term Care Grow newly rooted yuccas in individual pots using a potting medium especially designed for succulents and cacti or, after four weeks, plant the cuttings in your yard in well-drained, sandy soil. Outdoor yuccas need a minimum of six hours of direct sunlight daily and grow well in areas that receive full sun or partial shade. Situate houseplants in a bright location such as a south- or west-facing window. Water indoor yuccas when the top inch of potting soil is dry and let it dry completely before watering again.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1398775364#12_3031569103
Title: How to Cut & Replant Yucca | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut & Replant Yucca How to Cut & Replant Yucca Water the Yucca Prepare the Mix Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Choose a Stem Warning Cut Stem Segments Tip Mark the Cuttings Plant the Cuttings Water the Cuttings Things You Will Need Propagation Via Division Long-Term Care Warning Content: If you're met with resistance, then it's likely your pups have successfully rooted. Long-Term Care Grow newly rooted yuccas in individual pots using a potting medium especially designed for succulents and cacti or, after four weeks, plant the cuttings in your yard in well-drained, sandy soil. Outdoor yuccas need a minimum of six hours of direct sunlight daily and grow well in areas that receive full sun or partial shade. Situate houseplants in a bright location such as a south- or west-facing window. Water indoor yuccas when the top inch of potting soil is dry and let it dry completely before watering again. For outdoor plants, apply water about every two to three weeks, allowing the ground to dry between waterings. Cut back on water in winter for both outdoor and indoor plants when they aren't growing vigorously and give them only enough water to keep their leaves from drooping. Yuccas in the landscape generally don't require fertilizer, but you can feed houseplants monthly during the growing season with an all-purpose liquid houseplant fertilizer diluted to one-quarter strength. Warning Be aware that yuccas are toxic to dogs, cats and horses. Don't locate them where those animals might eat the leaves.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399101004#0_3032350761
Title: How to Cut Tile on the Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Tile on the Wall How to Cut Tile on the Wall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: How to Cut Tile on the Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut Tile on the Wall Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By Tim Anderson Remodeling an existing tile installation on a wall isn’t the ideal scenario in which homeowners want to find themselves, but it is something most do-it-yourselfers run into in at least one room over the years. Whether you need to repair a tile or mount a towel bar or some other feature, there are moments when you will need to cut through existing wall tile without removing an entire wall. There are a number of modern tools you can use, depending on the circumstance. 1 Measure for your cutout to determine how much tile you need to remove. Choose the proper tool for the job. For example, cut holes with a core bit; remove large sections of tile with a handheld circular saw; cut singular pieces and odd-sized cuts with a rotary tool. 2 Cut a hole in a tile by placing the pilot section of the core bit at the center of your cutout. Pull the trigger on the drill and apply pressure to the drill bit to push it into the face of the tile.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399219827#0_3032644024
Title: How to Cut Wall Paneling | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Wall Paneling How to Cut Wall Paneling Blade Selection Table Saw Set-up Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Chipping Technique Content: How to Cut Wall Paneling | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Cut Wall Paneling Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By Wade Shaddy Wall paneling should be cut using special blades and techniques to ensure that it doesn't chip. Care should also be taken to maintain a square 90-degree profile retaining straight, vertical lines that are highly visible. You can add some character to your home by adding wainscoting made from paneling or even adding paneling to a section of wall for an accent. You should always use a table saw to cut paneling. Blade Selection Install a panel-cutting blade, a laminate blade or a cabinetmaker's crosscut blade on a table saw. Raise the blade to 1 inch from the tip of the highest tooth, to the point where the blade emerges from the table. Saw blades are the biggest problem when cutting paneling. The wrong blade will chip and splinter the delicate edges of paneling. Most table saw blades are designed to cut fast and deep. They have teeth that tear and slice wood.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399219827#13_3032662444
Title: How to Cut Wall Paneling | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Cut Wall Paneling How to Cut Wall Paneling Blade Selection Table Saw Set-up Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Chipping Technique Content: It can also lead to cuts that are not square. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More Writer Bio Specializing in hardwood furniture, trim carpentry, cabinets, home improvement and architectural millwork, Wade Shaddy has worked in homebuilding since 1972. Shaddy has also worked as a newspaper reporter and writer, and as a contributing writer for Bicycling Magazine. Shaddy began publishing in various magazines in 1992, and published a novel, “Dark Canyon,” in 2008. Related Articles How to Finish Corners of Wainscoting Is Paneling Cut Faceup or Facedown When Using a Circular Saw? The Best Way to Cut 3/16 Lexan Should Formica Countertops Be Cut From the Unfinished Side? How to Use a Circular Saw on Plywood How to Remove Wood Paneling From a Plaster Wall How to Cut Paneling Around a Window How to Panel Over Wall Tile How to Make Shaker Trim for Cabinet Doors Trimming Laminate Cabinets Cutting Tools for Wall Paneling How to Sand and Prime Paneling for a Light Color Paint
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399445690#0_3033209281
Title: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Home Maintenance By Wade Shaddy You might need to cut a hole in an interior wall to access plumbing or wiring, to locate a stud or to install a fixture. Drywall -- which is routine on interior walls -- is simple to cut. Take your time, check things before you cut and don't use too much force so that you minimize damage to the wall. The procedure is basically the same if your wall is paneled or something other than drywall. 1 Run a stud finder that will also locate pipes along the wall to locate any studs or plumbing that might be in the wall. Use a noncontact voltage tester to locate any wires. Use the information to plan the location of the desired hole. 2 Draw the hole on the wall in the desired location. Use a utility knife to score the wall around the hole to a depth of 1/4 inch to prevent tearing or chipping. 3 Cut the hole using an oscillating tool with a circular blade.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399445690#1_3033210748
Title: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Use a noncontact voltage tester to locate any wires. Use the information to plan the location of the desired hole. 2 Draw the hole on the wall in the desired location. Use a utility knife to score the wall around the hole to a depth of 1/4 inch to prevent tearing or chipping. 3 Cut the hole using an oscillating tool with a circular blade. Adjust the blade to cut only deep enough to cut through the drywall or paneling. If there's drywall and paneling together, plan on cutting through both pieces together. If you don't have an oscillating tool, install a hole saw into a drill/driver, and cut through the drywall or paneling the same way. Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You | SmartAsset.com Loading Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Policy Details Add your details Target Home Price Target Home Value Enter target home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Purchase or Refinance Select Purchase or Refinance Purchase Refinance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Location Location Enter your location Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Down Payment Down Payment Enter down payment $50,000 Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Credit Score Credit Rating Select Your Credit Rating Excellent (760+) Excellent (760+) Excellent (740-759) Very Good (720-739) Good (700-719) Above Average (680-699) Average (660-679) Fair (640-659) Needs Improvement (620-639) Poor (580-619) Poor (Below 580) Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Home Value Current Home Value Enter current home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Mortgage Balance Current Mortgage Balance Enter current mortgage balance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Loan Type 30 yr Fixed 15 yr Fixed 7/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 3/1 ARM Do this later Dismiss Done Filter Results Filter Results Lender APR/Rate Mo. Payment Monthly Payment $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit Get a Quote Get The Right Rate And Loan For Your Needs Our Home Loan Experts Can Help You Today. Learn More No mortgages found.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399445690#11_3033224405
Title: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Grasp the oscillating tool with your hand. Turn it on and ease the blade into the wall at the bottom of the drawing. When the base of the tool contacts the wall, push the tool along, following the line along one side to the top. Pull the blade out. Start at the bottom again and follow the line to the top. If you're using a hole saw, center the bit on the drawing, turn on the drill and use constant pressure to bore through the drywall or paneling. 5 Pry the plug out of the hole using a screwdriver if the plug doesn't drop out by itself. If you're using a hole saw, the plug will stay inside the bit.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399445690#12_3033225754
Title: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: Pull the blade out. Start at the bottom again and follow the line to the top. If you're using a hole saw, center the bit on the drawing, turn on the drill and use constant pressure to bore through the drywall or paneling. 5 Pry the plug out of the hole using a screwdriver if the plug doesn't drop out by itself. If you're using a hole saw, the plug will stay inside the bit. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More Tips Some hole saws can cut holes as big as 2 1/2 to 3 inches in diameter. Choose an appropriate one for the job. Warnings Wear eye protection. Some stud finders will not locate plastic pipes. Only cut through the first layer of the wall to prevent accidentally cutting into pipes.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1399445690#13_3033226927
Title: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall Cutting a Small Hole in an Interior Wall 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 Content: ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More Tips Some hole saws can cut holes as big as 2 1/2 to 3 inches in diameter. Choose an appropriate one for the job. Warnings Wear eye protection. Some stud finders will not locate plastic pipes. Only cut through the first layer of the wall to prevent accidentally cutting into pipes. Writer Bio Specializing in hardwood furniture, trim carpentry, cabinets, home improvement and architectural millwork, Wade Shaddy has worked in homebuilding since 1972. Shaddy has also worked as a newspaper reporter and writer, and as a contributing writer for Bicycling Magazine. Shaddy began publishing in various magazines in 1992, and published a novel, “Dark Canyon,” in 2008. Related Articles How to Cut Tile on the Wall How to Install an AC Unit in the Wall How to Install a Receptacle Box in an Existing Wall How to Cut Holes for Light Switches in Ceramic Tile How to Install an Exterior Outlet Box in Stucco How to Trim Wood Baseboard While Installed on the Wall How to Cut Irregular Shapes in Drywall How to Snake Wires Through Insulation How to Install a Receptacle Box in a Tile Backsplash How to Secure an Electrical Outlet to a Marble Backsplash How to Measure Saw Blade Tension How to Install a Coax Wall Plate for DirecTV
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1416045080#14_3075143600
Title: How to Enclose a Furnace Room | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Enclose a Furnace Room How to Enclose a Furnace Room Mark Walls of Furnace Room Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Mark Location of Door Cut Boards for Sill Plates Install Sill Plates Determine Wall Stud Height Cut Top and Bottom Boards Cut Wall Studs Frame Non-Door Walls Align Door Frames Install Wall Frames Fortify the Walls Install Jack Studs Install Cripple Studs Measure and Cut Drywall Install the Drywall Cut Ventilation Holes Install Furnace Room Light Secure the Electrical Cable Apply Joint Compound Sand Compound in Drywall Joints Apply Drywall Primer Install the Door Secure the Door Install Baseboard and Door Trim Things You Will Need Content: Determine Wall Stud Height Lay two 2-by-4 boards on top of each sill plate, and measure the distance between the boards and the bottom of the ceiling joists where the walls are being built. This determines the height of the wall studs. Cut Top and Bottom Boards Cut a top and bottom plate with the circular saw for each wall from the untreated 2-by-4s. These are the top and bottom boards of the walls. Cut Wall Studs Measure and cut wall studs from the non-pressure-treated 2-by-4s. Cut enough studs for each wall so that they're placed no more than 16 inches apart. Frame Non-Door Walls Frame the walls without the door by nailing a 2-by-4 into each end of the bottom plate to form a "U." Nail studs into the bottom plate between the two end studs, keeping them no more than 16 inches apart. Nail the top plate to the tops of the studs. When nailing the framing together, drive two nails through the top or bottom plate into the ends of each stud. The wall frames are assembled lying flat on the ground, and are raised up and placed onto the sill plates when you are ready to raise them.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1423012646#12_3092784873
Title: Is Fish Emulsion Good for the Lawn? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Is Fish Emulsion Good for the Lawn? Is Fish Emulsion Good for the Lawn? Emulsion: Like a Fish Out of Water Hydrolyzed Fertilizer: A Cold Fish Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You When to Apply Your Fish Food How to Apply Your Fish Food Content: ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Safe & Easy Lawn Care: The Complete Guide to Organic, Low-maintenance Lawns; Barbara Ellis Teaming with Nutrients: The Organic Gardener’s Guide to Optimizing Plant Nutrition; Jeff Lowe Nunfels The Organic Lawn Care Manual; Paul Tukey Black & Decker The Complete Guide to a Better Lawn; Chris Peterson Writer Bio A former master gardener with a Bachelor of Arts in writing from Houghton College, Audrey Stallsmith has had three gardening-related mysteries published by WaterBrook Press, a division of Random House. Her articles or photos have also appeared in such publications as Birds & Blooms, Horticulture and Backwoods Home. Related Articles How Often Should You Feed a Lawn? Homemade Weed & Feed for Lawns How Soon After Applying Weed & Feed Can I Reapply?
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1423012646#13_3092786263
Title: Is Fish Emulsion Good for the Lawn? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Is Fish Emulsion Good for the Lawn? Is Fish Emulsion Good for the Lawn? Emulsion: Like a Fish Out of Water Hydrolyzed Fertilizer: A Cold Fish Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You When to Apply Your Fish Food How to Apply Your Fish Food Content: Paul Tukey Black & Decker The Complete Guide to a Better Lawn; Chris Peterson Writer Bio A former master gardener with a Bachelor of Arts in writing from Houghton College, Audrey Stallsmith has had three gardening-related mysteries published by WaterBrook Press, a division of Random House. Her articles or photos have also appeared in such publications as Birds & Blooms, Horticulture and Backwoods Home. Related Articles How Often Should You Feed a Lawn? Homemade Weed & Feed for Lawns How Soon After Applying Weed & Feed Can I Reapply? How Regularly Should You Fertilize Your Lawn? How Long Will Starter Fertilizer Keep Grass Green? How Often Should You Apply Scotts Lawn Pro Non Phosphorus Lawn Food? Alternatives to Chemical Fertilizers Lawn Fertilizer Instructions How to Add Soluble Potash to the Lawn How to Use Sugar to Kill Lawn Weeds What Are the Benefits of Slow-Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Grass? The Best Fertilizer for Floratam
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1429490164#1_3109052076
Title: Foreclosure Eviction Process | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: Foreclosure Eviction Process Foreclosure Eviction Process Foreclosure vs. Eviction Foreclosure Eviction Timeline Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Eviction Process Foreclosure Evictions and Tenants Eviction and Rent Control Laws Content: A property changing hands due to a foreclosure is not considered a valid reason. Foreclosure vs. Eviction Foreclosures and evictions are two separate procedures. Some owners may confuse the Note of Default or Note of Sale of a foreclosure as eviction orders. However, lenders cannot evict the owners of a property until they complete the foreclosure sale. According to California's Department of Real Estate's Homeowner's Guide To Foreclosure in California, homeowners should only make plans to move out of their home after the foreclosure sale and the eviction process are concluded. Foreclosure Eviction Timeline Once a property forecloses, the new owner is entitled to take possession of the house. Specific laws regulating the timeline of a foreclosure eviction vary from state to state and depend on whether the home is occupied by the former homeowner or a tenant. In Washington state the former homeowner has 20 days to leave a property after a foreclosure. If the former owner does not leave, the buyer will have to file an eviction action, also called an unlawful detainer. In California, state law allows the new owner to issue a three-day notice to quit the property.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#0_3110361971
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Frame a Wall Cutout Home Guides | Home | Home Improvement | Troubleshoot, Fix and Repair By Karie Lapham Fay Never be afraid to cut open an interior wall, provided it's a partition wall that doesn't support the load above. It's one of those things that can totally transform your room, and it doesn't require any space. Simply cutting through the wall and tearing it to the size you want won't work, however. Instead, the opening needs a frame, like the border on a painting. Take your time to plan the opening carefully, and follow a few preparatory steps for safety's sake. It's the perfect job for a weekend. 1 Plot the wall cutout location. Tap the wall to find the studs running through the wall vertically. Mark the studs on either side of the desired cutout. Drive a finishing nail through the wall sheathing in several spots, vertically, to verify the stud along the entire length.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#1_3110363306
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: It's the perfect job for a weekend. 1 Plot the wall cutout location. Tap the wall to find the studs running through the wall vertically. Mark the studs on either side of the desired cutout. Drive a finishing nail through the wall sheathing in several spots, vertically, to verify the stud along the entire length. Alternatively, extend or reduce the opening width as desired instead of using the existing studs. Although using them makes the job easier, you can install new ones to frame the opening instead. 2 Hold a level up against the wall and check to ensure that your width measurement marks are plumb, if you choose not to use one or both existing studs on either side of the cutout. Adjust as necessary to achieve plumb, then use the level as a straightedge to draw a dark line through the marks. Extend up to the ceiling and down to the floor on both sides of the cutout.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#9_3110374492
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: MB.6760760 AimLoan.com 2.750%/ 2.750% $816 View Details APY 2.750% Rate 2.750% 30 yr Fixed Conforming Fees: ( $112)Points: -0.06 NMLS# 2890State Lic. MB6759981 $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit. Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Cut through the wall sheathing along the vertical cut marks. Use a utility knife, drywall saw or jigsaw as preferred.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#10_3110375732
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com 4 Cut through the wall sheathing along the vertical cut marks. Use a utility knife, drywall saw or jigsaw as preferred. Work carefully, cutting just deep enough to slice through the material without cutting into anything inside the wall or through the studs. Watch for electrical wire, duct work or other items as you work. If you spot anything, stop immediately and pull the sheathing away instead to avoid cutting through it. Either push the object out of the way, relocate the cutout slightly to avoid it or consult a professional to reroute it instead. 5 Remove the sheathing on the opposite side of the stud wall similarly.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#11_3110377196
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: Work carefully, cutting just deep enough to slice through the material without cutting into anything inside the wall or through the studs. Watch for electrical wire, duct work or other items as you work. If you spot anything, stop immediately and pull the sheathing away instead to avoid cutting through it. Either push the object out of the way, relocate the cutout slightly to avoid it or consult a professional to reroute it instead. 5 Remove the sheathing on the opposite side of the stud wall similarly. Work from inside the wall if you prefer. Since the wall is only about 4 inches thick, cutting through from the inside is often easier than matching the opening from the other side of the wall. 6 Measure up, from the bottom of the wall, to the bottom of the cutout location on each stud that runs through the cutout. Repeat at the top of the opening. Connect the marks with a level to verify accuracy, then draw a horizontal line through the marks at top and bottom.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#12_3110378554
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: Work from inside the wall if you prefer. Since the wall is only about 4 inches thick, cutting through from the inside is often easier than matching the opening from the other side of the wall. 6 Measure up, from the bottom of the wall, to the bottom of the cutout location on each stud that runs through the cutout. Repeat at the top of the opening. Connect the marks with a level to verify accuracy, then draw a horizontal line through the marks at top and bottom. This outlines the top and bottom of the cutout and provides a cut guide. 7 Cut through each stud along the cut marks. Use a reciprocating saw or the saw of your choice. If it will help you, nail a two-by-four to the studs on either side of the cutout to provide a guide to rest your saw on, ensuring a level, straight cut. The resulting opening is the height of the cutout, less 3 inches for the horizontal framing on top and bottom, by the width desired.
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_21_1430014229#13_3110379859
Title: How to Frame a Wall Cutout | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: How to Frame a Wall Cutout How to Frame a Wall Cutout 1 2 3 Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Content: This outlines the top and bottom of the cutout and provides a cut guide. 7 Cut through each stud along the cut marks. Use a reciprocating saw or the saw of your choice. If it will help you, nail a two-by-four to the studs on either side of the cutout to provide a guide to rest your saw on, ensuring a level, straight cut. The resulting opening is the height of the cutout, less 3 inches for the horizontal framing on top and bottom, by the width desired. 8 Measure the cutout width and cut two two-by-fours to fit. Lay one board over the bottom edge of the cutout, resting on the cut studs, and nail through the board into each stud end with two 16d nails. Check for level before securing; use shims to adjust as necessary. Repeat at the top of the opening.
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Title: General Liability for Rental Properties | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: General Liability for Rental Properties General Liability for Rental Properties Landlord Negligence Tenant Negligence Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Check the Lease Terms Insurance Content: General Liability for Rental Properties | Home Guides | SF Gate General Liability for Rental Properties Home Guides | Home | Home Finance | Renting and Tenant Rights By M. Farrugia As a property owner, a landlord usually has some degree of liability for rental property. However, the primary factor in establishing who is liable for an injury or crime on a rental property is negligence. If someone is injured or a crime is committed on a rental property and the landlord's negligence of the property can be proven as the cause, the landlord can be held liable. Conversely, if someone is injured or damage to the property is caused by proven negligence on the tenant's part, the tenant can be held liable. Landlord Negligence A landlord can be held legally responsible for injury or crime on their rental property when their negligence can be proven as the cause of the incident. Several conditions must be proven in order to establish landlord negligence. First, it must be proven that it was the landlord's responsibility to maintain the part of the property where an injury was caused. Second, it must be proven that the problem was relatively longstanding and that the landlord did not take appropriate action to remedy the condition when he could have done so without incurring an unreasonable expense. Third, it must be proven that the injury was a genuine result of the landlord's negligence. Landlords are especially likely to be held liable for crime if criminal activity has previously occurred on the premises.
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Title: General Liability for Rental Properties | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: General Liability for Rental Properties General Liability for Rental Properties Landlord Negligence Tenant Negligence Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Check the Lease Terms Insurance Content: Several conditions must be proven in order to establish landlord negligence. First, it must be proven that it was the landlord's responsibility to maintain the part of the property where an injury was caused. Second, it must be proven that the problem was relatively longstanding and that the landlord did not take appropriate action to remedy the condition when he could have done so without incurring an unreasonable expense. Third, it must be proven that the injury was a genuine result of the landlord's negligence. Landlords are especially likely to be held liable for crime if criminal activity has previously occurred on the premises. Tenant Negligence Tenants can also be held legally responsible for injury or property damage if their negligence can be proven as the cause of the incident. For example, if a tenant causes a fire by carelessly leaving the stove on, she can be held liable for property damage and personal injury caused as a result. Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You | SmartAsset.com Loading Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Policy Details Add your details Target Home Price Target Home Value Enter target home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Purchase or Refinance Select Purchase or Refinance Purchase Refinance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Location Location Enter your location Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Down Payment Down Payment Enter down payment $50,000 Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Credit Score Credit Rating Select Your Credit Rating Excellent (760+) Excellent (760+) Excellent (740-759) Very Good (720-739) Good (700-719) Above Average (680-699) Average (660-679) Fair (640-659) Needs Improvement (620-639) Poor (580-619) Poor (Below 580) Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Home Value Current Home Value Enter current home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Mortgage Balance Current Mortgage Balance Enter current mortgage balance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Loan Type 30 yr Fixed 15 yr Fixed 7/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 3/1 ARM Do this later Dismiss Done Filter Results Filter Results Lender APR/Rate Mo. Payment Monthly Payment Get The Right Rate And Loan For Your Needs Our Home Loan Experts Can Help You Today. Learn More No mortgages found. Please change your search criteria and try again, or visit our home buying guide to learn more about searching for a mortgage.
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Title: General Liability for Rental Properties | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: General Liability for Rental Properties General Liability for Rental Properties Landlord Negligence Tenant Negligence Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Check the Lease Terms Insurance Content: Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Check the Lease Terms In any case of injury, crime or property damage, the terms of the rental agreement can usually help shed light on who is liable. A lease agreement should state who is liable for which parts of the property. Landlords are usually responsible for the structural elements of the building and for the common areas, such as the building entry, communal stairs and any communal outdoor areas. However, rental agreements vary, so it is important to refer to the document to establish with certainty who is responsible for the area of the property where the incident occurred. Insurance Both landlords and tenants can take out an insurance policy to limit their financial liability for injury, crime and damage occurring on rental property. A landlord's insurance policy can protect him or her from claims filed by tenants -- medical bills in cases of injury or lawsuits in cases of theft or property damage. Tenants can also get renter's insurance to protect their property from damage and themselves from claims filed against them if their negligence causes damage or personal injury to others. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Nolo:
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Title: General Liability for Rental Properties | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: General Liability for Rental Properties General Liability for Rental Properties Landlord Negligence Tenant Negligence Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Check the Lease Terms Insurance Content: However, rental agreements vary, so it is important to refer to the document to establish with certainty who is responsible for the area of the property where the incident occurred. Insurance Both landlords and tenants can take out an insurance policy to limit their financial liability for injury, crime and damage occurring on rental property. A landlord's insurance policy can protect him or her from claims filed by tenants -- medical bills in cases of injury or lawsuits in cases of theft or property damage. Tenants can also get renter's insurance to protect their property from damage and themselves from claims filed against them if their negligence causes damage or personal injury to others. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Nolo: When is a landlord liable for an injury to a tenant or visitor to the rental property? Nolo: What are the landlord's responsibilities for tenant safety and security? California Department of Consumer Affairs: When You Have Decided to Rent LegalMatch:
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Title: The Growing Zone of Mesquite | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Growing Zone of Mesquite The Growing Zone of Mesquite North American Mesquites Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You North American Mesquite Tree Identification South American Mesquites Content: The Growing Zone of Mesquite | Home Guides | SF Gate The Growing Zone of Mesquite There are various types of mesquite trees (Prosopis spp.). Variants of the native North American mesquite grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6b to 9. In the southwestern U.S., the mesquite is used to imbue meat with a smoky flavor. If you live in a warmer climate, you can grow South American mesquites in USDA zones 9 to 11. Note that USDA zones only tell you the range of expected winter lows, rather than other conditions needed to grow mesquite, a tree that evolved in arid and semi-arid climates. North American Mesquites Mesquites are legumes with roots that work with soil bacteria to convert nitrogen gas in the air to a form of nitrogen that they can use, hence they fertilize themselves. North American mesquites, famous for their rough, reddish-brown bark and spiny branches, grow up to 25 to 35 feet high with a matching spread. Evolved to grow in arid regions, their roots spread wide in search of water and can consume moisture needed by neighboring plants. North American mesquite tree adaptations allow these species to thrive in climates with low humidity, and they don’t mind heat or salt in the air. Plant them at the base hot walls that face west or south and in areas where water is at a premium.
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Title: The Growing Zone of Mesquite | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Growing Zone of Mesquite The Growing Zone of Mesquite North American Mesquites Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You North American Mesquite Tree Identification South American Mesquites Content: prostrate) is a smaller form of honey mesquite. Western honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. torreyana) is also similar to honey mesquite. As the honey mesquite's name suggests, this tree is very valuable to honeybees, Velvet mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. velutina) is named for the fine hair on its leaflets and seed pods. Screwbean mesquite (Prosopis pubenscens) is known for its tightly coiled, hairy seed pods. Creeping mesquite (Prosopis reptans) is a low, creeping shrub. You can also buy nursery starts of spineless hybrid mesquites that are especially good for urban yards. Be aware, however, that mesquite is considered an invasive species in some areas of the country. South American Mesquites The South American varieties of mesquite include the Chilean mesquite (Prosopis chilensis), which is noted for its rugged, twisted trunk and lacy crown of blue-green leaves and has spines up to 2 inches long.
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Title: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? Voluntary Vacancy Eviction Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Right of Redemption Foreclosure Implications Content: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? | Home Guides | SF Gate What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? Home Guides | Home | Home Finance | Renting and Tenant Rights By Leigh Thompson Falling behind on your mortgage payments results in the lender taking action against you. When you fall several months behind, the lender initiates action to foreclose on the property. Foreclosure is the legal process of taking possession of the property to sell at auction. Once the property sells at auction, you are no longer in foreclosure. After foreclosure, you must find a new place to live and start rebuilding your financial life. Voluntary Vacancy You may voluntarily vacate the property after the foreclosure auction. Voluntarily leaving the property eliminates the need for the new owner to file an eviction lawsuit to remove you. Having a foreclosure on your record may hinder your ability to get a new apartment or rental lease.
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Title: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? Voluntary Vacancy Eviction Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Right of Redemption Foreclosure Implications Content: Once the property sells at auction, you are no longer in foreclosure. After foreclosure, you must find a new place to live and start rebuilding your financial life. Voluntary Vacancy You may voluntarily vacate the property after the foreclosure auction. Voluntarily leaving the property eliminates the need for the new owner to file an eviction lawsuit to remove you. Having a foreclosure on your record may hinder your ability to get a new apartment or rental lease. An eviction on top of that may cause significant hardship in getting a new place to live. When the new owner gets possession of the property, he issues a three-day notice to vacate the property. Leaving before or during the three-day period avoids an eviction lawsuit. Eviction Failing to voluntarily vacate the property results in an eviction lawsuit by the new owner. You receive the three-day notice.
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Title: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? Voluntary Vacancy Eviction Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Right of Redemption Foreclosure Implications Content: She has been published online in various capacities. Thompson has an associate degree in information technology from the University of Kansas and is working on a bachelor's degree in business and personal finance. Related Articles Can I Rent a House That Is Going Into Foreclosure? What Happens After Foreclosure Auction? What Do You Do When Your House Is Sold in Foreclosure? Implications of Foreclosure My House Sold at Auction: What Happens to My Mortgage? Can a Home Go Up for Auction Before It Is Foreclosed On? What Happens If a House is Not Sold After Foreclosure? What Happens When You Get Divorced & Your Mortgage Defaults?
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Title: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? What Happens After Foreclosure & the Property Is Sold? Voluntary Vacancy Eviction Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Right of Redemption Foreclosure Implications Content: Implications of Foreclosure My House Sold at Auction: What Happens to My Mortgage? Can a Home Go Up for Auction Before It Is Foreclosed On? What Happens If a House is Not Sold After Foreclosure? What Happens When You Get Divorced & Your Mortgage Defaults? What Happens 90 Days After a Notice of Default? How Long Can Someone Remain in a House That Has Been Sold at Auction Due to Foreclosure? What Are Notice of Entry Court Papers for a Foreclosure Property? Consequences of a Mortgage Foreclosure
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Home Guides | Home | Home Finance | Buying and Selling By Derek Dowell The process of foreclosure can be an emotional and financial nightmare for those involved, but can't legitimately be claimed to be a surprise. The lender, normally a bank, must go through an exhaustive series of letters and notifications to the homeowner in order to complete the foreclosure process and take back the house. The bank follows four basic steps to foreclose upon a house, beginning with the notice of default and ending with a public auction, if allowed to go that far. Notice of Default If you've missed mortgage payments, chances are you're very aware of that fact, but the lender will let you know anyway with a Notice of Default. Sometimes called a Notice of Delinquency, this letter takes the form of a seriously worded reminder that payment is due, how far behind you are, and what actions are necessary to bring your account current. It cannot be emphasized enough that this is the time to be proactive. Get in touch with your lender and find out what options you have. Hiding from the bank is not a good idea.
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: $844)Points: -0.42 NMLS# 1168 Quicken Loans NMLS #3030 3.906%/ 3.875% $940 View Details APY 3.906% Rate 3.875% 30 yr Fixed Conforming Fees: $750Points: -0.25 NMLS# 3030 $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit. Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Foreclosure Lawsuit If you receive a Notice of Acceleration, that means a lawsuit has been filed and will commence after the 30-day waiting period. While the legal system grinds through the process, you still have the option of selling the house on your own for whatever you can get.
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Foreclosure Lawsuit If you receive a Notice of Acceleration, that means a lawsuit has been filed and will commence after the 30-day waiting period. While the legal system grinds through the process, you still have the option of selling the house on your own for whatever you can get. However, a drop dead date will soon loom on the horizon. Once the court allows the lawsuit to proceed, the bank will set the time and date for a sale of your property. At this point, it is committed to the foreclosure and will no longer consider alternate payment arrangements. Public Auction A public auction means exactly what it says. At the prescribed date and time, your house will be put up for bid on the courthouse steps.
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: However, a drop dead date will soon loom on the horizon. Once the court allows the lawsuit to proceed, the bank will set the time and date for a sale of your property. At this point, it is committed to the foreclosure and will no longer consider alternate payment arrangements. Public Auction A public auction means exactly what it says. At the prescribed date and time, your house will be put up for bid on the courthouse steps. The lender will set a floor amount below which it will not accept an offer. Don't expect the sale to slide by unnoticed. The event will be published in local papers, posted at the county courthouse and covered by several websites. Investors often swarm on the opportunity to pick up a house at below market price. And the bank is ready to cut its losses.
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: The lender will set a floor amount below which it will not accept an offer. Don't expect the sale to slide by unnoticed. The event will be published in local papers, posted at the county courthouse and covered by several websites. Investors often swarm on the opportunity to pick up a house at below market price. And the bank is ready to cut its losses. Vacating the House Whether the house is purchased at auction or the minimum bid is not met and it reverts to the bank's real estate owned (REO) department, don't assume you will be allowed to continue living there. You will be notified how long you have to vacate the house. Should you refuse, the eviction process begins and, eventually, the local sheriff will arrive to escort you to the curb. Foreclosure is then complete. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Stop CC Debt:
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: Vacating the House Whether the house is purchased at auction or the minimum bid is not met and it reverts to the bank's real estate owned (REO) department, don't assume you will be allowed to continue living there. You will be notified how long you have to vacate the house. Should you refuse, the eviction process begins and, eventually, the local sheriff will arrive to escort you to the curb. Foreclosure is then complete. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Stop CC Debt: Steps to Foreclosure Writer Bio Derek Dowell has ghostwritten dozens of projects and thousands of blogs in the real estate, Internet marketing and travel industry, as well as completed the novel "Chrome Sombrero." He holds a Bachelor of Science in environmental legal studies from Missouri State University. Related Articles What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? How the Foreclosure Process Works The Process of Judicial Foreclosure Is It Illegal for a Property Owner to Rent a House in Foreclosure? Legal Notice of Default Should I Attend My Foreclosure?
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Title: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? What Happens in the Foreclosure of a Property? Notice of Default Home Redemption Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Foreclosure Lawsuit Public Auction Vacating the House Content: Steps to Foreclosure Writer Bio Derek Dowell has ghostwritten dozens of projects and thousands of blogs in the real estate, Internet marketing and travel industry, as well as completed the novel "Chrome Sombrero." He holds a Bachelor of Science in environmental legal studies from Missouri State University. Related Articles What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? How the Foreclosure Process Works The Process of Judicial Foreclosure Is It Illegal for a Property Owner to Rent a House in Foreclosure? Legal Notice of Default Should I Attend My Foreclosure? When Do Banks Foreclose on Mortgages? The Meaning of Trust Deed What Is the Foreclosure Litigation Process? What Happens When a Rental Property Goes Into Foreclosure? Bank Owned Vs. Foreclosure What Are the Steps Leading Up to a Foreclosure?
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Title: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? History Notice of Default Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Trustee Retention Trustee's Sale Eviction Content: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? Home Guides | Home | Home Finance | Renting and Tenant Rights By Phil M. Fowler Foreclosure is a mortgage lender's legal remedy for enforcing payment on a mortgage loan. Foreclosure allows the lender to sell your mortgaged house and use the sales proceeds to pay off the outstanding balance on the mortgage loan. California statutory law strictly governs foreclosure proceedings. History Foreclosure does not occur unless you have a history of late payments or nonpayment on your mortgage loan. When you miss a certain number of payments or just simply stop paying on your mortgage loan, then you are in default under the mortgage loan. Default triggers the lender's right to foreclose. Notice of Default The first step in the foreclosure process occurs when the lender sends the borrower a notice of default and election to sell. This is a legal document that sets forth the lender's right to foreclose and sell your house.
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Title: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? History Notice of Default Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Trustee Retention Trustee's Sale Eviction Content: MB6759981 $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit. Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Trustee When the lender initiates foreclosure, the lender will name a trustee to carry out the foreclosure process. The notice of default sent to you by the lender will identify the name, address and telephone number of the trustee. If you have questions or concerns about the foreclosure process, you should contact the trustee to have those questions answered. Most trustees are attorneys, title companies or departments of a bank or mortgage company. Retention When the lender sends you a notice of default, this triggers a 90-day waiting term during which you have the right to redeem your mortgage.
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Title: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? History Notice of Default Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Trustee Retention Trustee's Sale Eviction Content: Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Trustee When the lender initiates foreclosure, the lender will name a trustee to carry out the foreclosure process. The notice of default sent to you by the lender will identify the name, address and telephone number of the trustee. If you have questions or concerns about the foreclosure process, you should contact the trustee to have those questions answered. Most trustees are attorneys, title companies or departments of a bank or mortgage company. Retention When the lender sends you a notice of default, this triggers a 90-day waiting term during which you have the right to redeem your mortgage. Redeeming your mortgage mean that you pay the full amount that you owe to date on the mortgage, which includes principal, interest, late fees and lender costs incurred so far in the foreclosure process. Trustee's Sale After 90 days expire, the trustee can hold a trustee's sale where the trustee will sell your house to the highest bidder in a public auction. The lender must publish in a local newspaper a notice of the sale, which notice must include the date, time and location of the public auction. The lender also must also send a copy of the notice of sale to you at least 20 days before the sale. The lender will then hold the sale and deed the property to the highest bidder at the public auction.
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Title: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? History Notice of Default Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Trustee Retention Trustee's Sale Eviction Content: Redeeming your mortgage mean that you pay the full amount that you owe to date on the mortgage, which includes principal, interest, late fees and lender costs incurred so far in the foreclosure process. Trustee's Sale After 90 days expire, the trustee can hold a trustee's sale where the trustee will sell your house to the highest bidder in a public auction. The lender must publish in a local newspaper a notice of the sale, which notice must include the date, time and location of the public auction. The lender also must also send a copy of the notice of sale to you at least 20 days before the sale. The lender will then hold the sale and deed the property to the highest bidder at the public auction. Eviction After the trustee's sale, the lender has the right to evict you from the property. Of course, you can voluntarily leave the property on the date of the trustee's sale, which is a good idea to avoid future legal problems. However, if you don't voluntarily leave the property, then the lender can get a sheriff to evict you from the house. After the trustee's sale you no longer own the house or have a right to occupy the house. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References "Nolo's Guide to California Law";
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Title: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? History Notice of Default Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Trustee Retention Trustee's Sale Eviction Content: Eviction After the trustee's sale, the lender has the right to evict you from the property. Of course, you can voluntarily leave the property on the date of the trustee's sale, which is a good idea to avoid future legal problems. However, if you don't voluntarily leave the property, then the lender can get a sheriff to evict you from the house. After the trustee's sale you no longer own the house or have a right to occupy the house. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References "Nolo's Guide to California Law"; Patricia Gima and Lisa Guerin; 2008 NOLO: Foreclosure Writer Bio The Constitution Guru has worked as a writer and editor for "BYU Law Review" and "BYU Journal of Public Law." He is an experienced attorney with a law degree and a B.A. degree in history with an emphasis on U.S. Constitutional history, both earned at Brigham Young University. Related Articles Pre-Foreclosure Sale Procedures How Long Does it Take to Get Forced Out of Your Home in a Foreclosure?
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Title: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? Losing Your House Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Deficiency Judgments Credit Post-Foreclosure Mortgage Free Living Your Next Step Content: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? | Home Guides | SF Gate What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? Losing your house is a traumatic experience that can have wide-reaching consequences. In addition to the loss of your home, you'll probably experience significant impacts to your credit, as well as potentially being subject to a collection action for years to come. On the other hand, it can give you a chance to start fresh and be free of your mortgage. Losing Your House The process by which you lose your home in a foreclosure varies from state to state and it can depend on the type of loan you have. Generally, you'll get a warning after you miss a few payments. If you don't make your back payments, your house will eventually be sold at an auction. Your state's laws determine how long you have to move out after the auction sale. The bigger issue is whether you allow your house to be foreclosed upon or you work out an arrangement with the lender, typically called a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" where you relinquish ownership of the property to the bank.
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Title: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? Losing Your House Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Deficiency Judgments Credit Post-Foreclosure Mortgage Free Living Your Next Step Content: Losing Your House The process by which you lose your home in a foreclosure varies from state to state and it can depend on the type of loan you have. Generally, you'll get a warning after you miss a few payments. If you don't make your back payments, your house will eventually be sold at an auction. Your state's laws determine how long you have to move out after the auction sale. The bigger issue is whether you allow your house to be foreclosed upon or you work out an arrangement with the lender, typically called a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" where you relinquish ownership of the property to the bank. This saves the bank from the inconvenience and expense of foreclosure. At the same time, it also keeps you from having a foreclosure on your credit report. Although a deed in lieu will show up on your report as well, the impact on your credit may be less. Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You | SmartAsset.com Loading Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Policy Details Add your details Target Home Price Target Home Value Enter target home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Purchase or Refinance Select Purchase or Refinance Purchase Refinance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Location Location Enter your location Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Down Payment Down Payment Enter down payment $50,000 Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Credit Score Credit Rating Select Your Credit Rating Excellent (760+) Excellent (760+) Excellent (740-759) Very Good (720-739) Good (700-719) Above Average (680-699) Average (660-679) Fair (640-659) Needs Improvement (620-639) Poor (580-619) Poor (Below 580) Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Home Value Current Home Value Enter current home value Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Current Mortgage Balance Current Mortgage Balance Enter current mortgage balance Do this later Dismiss Done Add your details Loan Type 30 yr Fixed 15 yr Fixed 7/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 3/1 ARM Do this later Dismiss Done Filter Results Filter Results Lender APR/Rate Mo. Payment Monthly Payment Veterans - Buy or Refinance With Your Benefits Quick & Easy Verification: Your $0 Down VA Loan Starts Here Learn More $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit Get a Quote No mortgages found.
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Title: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? Losing Your House Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Deficiency Judgments Credit Post-Foreclosure Mortgage Free Living Your Next Step Content: Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Deficiency Judgments After you lose your house to the bank, you may not be finished with responsibility for it. Many states allow lenders to pursue the difference between what you owe the bank and what they recover from the sale of your house after they take it back. If you owe $210,000 and the bank only gets $160,000 after selling your house and paying its expenses, you'll be on the hook for the remaining $50,000. It's important to talk to a real estate attorney to find out what your liability could be. If you negotiate a deed in lieu of foreclosure, the attorney can also help you ensure that the bank agrees not to pursue you for the deficiency after accepting the deed. Credit Post-Foreclosure A foreclosure affects your credit report in two ways.
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Title: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? Losing Your House Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Deficiency Judgments Credit Post-Foreclosure Mortgage Free Living Your Next Step Content: Many states allow lenders to pursue the difference between what you owe the bank and what they recover from the sale of your house after they take it back. If you owe $210,000 and the bank only gets $160,000 after selling your house and paying its expenses, you'll be on the hook for the remaining $50,000. It's important to talk to a real estate attorney to find out what your liability could be. If you negotiate a deed in lieu of foreclosure, the attorney can also help you ensure that the bank agrees not to pursue you for the deficiency after accepting the deed. Credit Post-Foreclosure A foreclosure affects your credit report in two ways. The first is that your credit score will suffer from the late payments leading up to the foreclosure. The foreclosure itself will usually decrease your credit score by around 100 to 150 points, and it will stay in your credit report for at least seven years. Furthermore, a foreclosure can make you ineligible to take out a mortgage for a period of time. For example, Fannie Mae won't underwrite a mortgage for you for seven years after you go through a foreclosure. Mortgage Free Living One of the biggest benefits of losing your house is that you will usually enjoy a period of time during which you can live in your house without making any mortgage payments.
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Title: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? What Happens When You Let Your House Go Back to the Bank? Losing Your House Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Deficiency Judgments Credit Post-Foreclosure Mortgage Free Living Your Next Step Content: The first is that your credit score will suffer from the late payments leading up to the foreclosure. The foreclosure itself will usually decrease your credit score by around 100 to 150 points, and it will stay in your credit report for at least seven years. Furthermore, a foreclosure can make you ineligible to take out a mortgage for a period of time. For example, Fannie Mae won't underwrite a mortgage for you for seven years after you go through a foreclosure. Mortgage Free Living One of the biggest benefits of losing your house is that you will usually enjoy a period of time during which you can live in your house without making any mortgage payments. While it might be tempting to spend the money you save, it's crucial that you use this opportunity to build up some savings. After all, you'll eventually have to find another place to live. Your Next Step Losing your house has another benefit. It means that you no longer have to make monthly mortgage payments that you can't afford. You're free to move somewhere less expensive so you have more disposable income.
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Title: What Happens to the Loan on a House When the Homeowner Dies? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens to the Loan on a House When the Homeowner Dies? What Happens to the Loan on a House When the Homeowner Dies? Tip Co-Borrower Steps In to Pay Estate Mortgage Payments Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Working With the Beneficiary Foreclosing on the Home Content: Federal law mandates that a lender transfer the loan to an heir or relative upon the death of a borrower. That heir can pay the lender upon the sale of the house or live in it or rent it while making the mortgage payments. Foreclosing on the Home If the borrower doesn't repay, because of lack of money or death, the lender can foreclose on the home and sell it to pay off the outstanding mortgage amount. In the case of a deceased homeowner, foreclosing is a last resort if a surviving spouse or beneficiary can't continue the mortgage payments. Lenders would rather have the estate pay off the loan debt than foreclose, as foreclosure is an expensive and lengthy process. Generally, if someone inherits a property and takes over the mortgage, it is because they can afford the payments. If that person defaults, the lender can foreclose on the house and the foreclosure goes on the credit report of the current owner. If a person inherits a property but cannot afford to pay, she will usually choose to sell it to pay off the loan and avoid default. However, if the property is "underwater" (with a mortgage greater than the current value of the home), a beneficiary can decline to accept the property. In that case, foreclosure is the lender's top option, and it has no impact on the beneficiary's credit report.
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Title: What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? A Last Chance The Lawsuit Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Another Letter The Sale Eviction Nonjudicial Foreclosure Content: Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Another Letter If the judge rules in favor of your lender, the next step will be a letter notifying you of the date of sale. In many states, you can still stop the sale if you can amass enough money to pay off the mortgage in full, plus foreclosure expenses and other costs. The Sale If you don't pay off your debts, the lender will put the home up for auction to the highest bidder. If it doesn't sell, then your lender becomes the new owner, Nolo states. Up until that moment, you're still the legal owner. It will usually take at least 3 months after notification before the house is sold, more if you fought the foreclosure action. Eviction If the property is your personal home, you can continue living there until you receive an eviction notice, even after the sale. If the new owner doesn't ask for rent, you don't even have to pay to stay there.
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Title: What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? What Happens If You Receive a Foreclosure Notice? A Last Chance The Lawsuit Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Another Letter The Sale Eviction Nonjudicial Foreclosure Content: If it doesn't sell, then your lender becomes the new owner, Nolo states. Up until that moment, you're still the legal owner. It will usually take at least 3 months after notification before the house is sold, more if you fought the foreclosure action. Eviction If the property is your personal home, you can continue living there until you receive an eviction notice, even after the sale. If the new owner doesn't ask for rent, you don't even have to pay to stay there. Once you get the notice, events will follow according to the eviction laws of your state. Nonjudicial Foreclosure In many states, such as California, lenders use deeds of trust, rather than a mortgage, to secure their claim on the house. If your lender has a deed of trust, it doesn't have to go to court to foreclose, and the whole process takes much less time. ‒‒:‒‒ / ‒‒:‒‒ Replay Skip Ads by Read More References Nolo: How Foreclosure Works Nolo:
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Title: What Happens if There Is Another Lien on a Foreclosure Property? | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: What Happens if There Is Another Lien on a Foreclosure Property? What Happens if There Is Another Lien on a Foreclosure Property? How Foreclosure Works Private Liens Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Government Liens Deed-in-Lieu of Foreclosure Transactions Deficiency Judgments Content: That being said, a foreclosure is not a panacea and, contrary to popular opinion, a property with liens against it may very well come out of a foreclosure with remaining debts. How Foreclosure Works A lien holder files a foreclosure to get control of the house as compensation for the unpaid loan. After a period of time, the property proceeds to a sheriff's or trustee's sale. At the sale, the property is auctioned off to the highest bidder. In certain cases, the property and money sit in limbo for a period of time while the homeowner has an opportunity to redeem the property by making back payments. If the homeowner can't make the payments, the lender who initiated the foreclosure gets his money, and the new buyer gets the property. Any money leftover goes to other lien holders or to the previous owner. Private Liens When a lien holder forecloses, it immediately trumps any private liens that got placed on the property. In other words, when a first mortgage goes through a foreclosure property, it clears out any second and third mortgages. While lien holders for the second and third mortgages might have the right to get their money back, they can't attach anything against the property after the foreclosure sale.
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Title: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint Inhalation Skin Contact Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Eye Contact Ingestion Content: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint | Home Guides | SF Gate The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint Home Guides | Garden | Pest Control By Shannon Leigh O'Neil Paints, lacquers and other synthetic coatings are ubiquitous in our lives, covering most ceilings, walls and floors. After being applied to a surface and left to dry, these substances are typically safe. During the application process, however -- when paint and lacquer finishes are wet -- there are some health hazards to consider. Chemical compounds in lacquer and paint potentially cause health problems that range from mild to extremely serious. In some cases, these toxic substances can even be deadly. Inhalation Most lacquers and paints contain chemicals that pose a health hazard, especially for those who work with them on a regular basis. Among these chemicals are urethane and cyanide compounds that can be particularly hazardous if inhaled in any significant quantity. These chemicals penetrate the lungs during inhalation and accumulate on the fibrous walls of these vital organs, causing irritation and swelling. Symptoms of chemical inhalation include coughing, sore throat, wheezing and difficulty breathing. When you inhale large quantities of isocyanates, contained in some paints, your health may be adversely affected.
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Title: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint Inhalation Skin Contact Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Eye Contact Ingestion Content: Inhalation Most lacquers and paints contain chemicals that pose a health hazard, especially for those who work with them on a regular basis. Among these chemicals are urethane and cyanide compounds that can be particularly hazardous if inhaled in any significant quantity. These chemicals penetrate the lungs during inhalation and accumulate on the fibrous walls of these vital organs, causing irritation and swelling. Symptoms of chemical inhalation include coughing, sore throat, wheezing and difficulty breathing. When you inhale large quantities of isocyanates, contained in some paints, your health may be adversely affected. Dizziness, headaches, or vision problems may sometimes occur. It is important to apply paint and lacquer only in a well-ventilated area, using a respirator mask, to avoid inhalation. If you are removing dried paint -- for example, around a window using a rotary tool -- wear a dust mask and goggles. Skin Contact Short-term exposure to paint and lacquer is not likely to cause problems for your skin. If you are working with these chemicals regularly, however, it is crucial to protect your skin as much as possible.
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Title: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint Inhalation Skin Contact Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Eye Contact Ingestion Content: Dizziness, headaches, or vision problems may sometimes occur. It is important to apply paint and lacquer only in a well-ventilated area, using a respirator mask, to avoid inhalation. If you are removing dried paint -- for example, around a window using a rotary tool -- wear a dust mask and goggles. Skin Contact Short-term exposure to paint and lacquer is not likely to cause problems for your skin. If you are working with these chemicals regularly, however, it is crucial to protect your skin as much as possible. A common indicator of prolonged exposure to paint and lacquer is contact dermatitis, or redness and itching of the skin. If these symptoms appear, thoroughly wash and rinse the affected area with soap and water. If the condition does not improve or becomes worse, see a doctor. In rare cases, the actual cause of discomfort is an allergy to paint and lacquer. Either way, the impact on your health can be extremely serious.
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Title: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint Inhalation Skin Contact Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Eye Contact Ingestion Content: $844)Points: -0.42 NMLS# 1168 Quicken Loans NMLS #3030 3.906%/ 3.875% $940 View Details APY 3.906% Rate 3.875% 30 yr Fixed Conforming Fees: $750Points: -0.25 NMLS# 3030 $0 Down VA Loan for Veterans Find Out if You Qualify For This Powerful Home Buying Benefit. Get a Quote Today! Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Eye Contact During the spray application of lacquer and paint, liquid particles containing toxic chemicals may get in your eyes and irritate your mucus membranes. This causes eye watering, swelling and may even lead to blindness.
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Title: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint | Home Guides | SF Gate Headings: The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint The Hazards of Lacquer & Paint Inhalation Skin Contact Get the Best Mortgage Rate for You Eye Contact Ingestion Content: Learn More No Origination Fees, No Application Fees, Available 24/7 Industry-Leading Rates and Pre-Approval in Under 3 Minutes! Learn More Source: Mortech® & Brown Bag Media, LLC Disclosure See Full Rates OK Cancel Filter Results Property Type Single Family Condo Multi Unit Points 0 points 1 or less 2 or less More Options Include FHA loans Include VA loans Cancel An error occurred. Click here to reload SmartAsset.com Eye Contact During the spray application of lacquer and paint, liquid particles containing toxic chemicals may get in your eyes and irritate your mucus membranes. This causes eye watering, swelling and may even lead to blindness. Using safety goggles that fit properly is the simplest and most effective way to avoid eye exposure. If direct exposure with your eyes occurs, flush eyes with cold water for at least 15 minutes and get medical attention. Ingestion Chemicals from paint and lacquer finishes can penetrate the digestive system just like they do the lungs. During the spray application of these materials, liquid particles make contact with the mouth and may be swallowed. Prolonged or extensive exposure of these chemicals in the digestive tract may cause a burning sensation and stomach upset.
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