- New Owners - Putting Your Association's Best Foot Forward
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"First impressions are the most lasting." This proverb, while generally applied to personal
encounters, is well worth embracing in considering the initial contact the community association has with a new...
- Dispute Resolution: Give Mediation a Chance
- Compared to a lawsuit, mediation is swift, confidential, fair and low cost.
- Environmentally-Friendly Landscaping
- How to go about implementing environmentally-friendly landscaping around your home.
- How To Start A Neighborhood Association
- A step by step guide to help you start your own neighborhood association.
- How to Get a Building Permit
- Before construction can begin, a building permit is needed.
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- Estate Planning: Should You Create A Trust?
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Trusts help define how and when you want your assets distributed after your death and can often reduce your estate taxes and the cost of probate court.
You may think trust funds are only for the wealthy, but...
- EPA's Targeted Watershed Grants Program
- The EPA watershed grant program
- No Child Left Behind and School Safety
- Why No School Left Behind will make schools safer and more drug-free
- Kentucky - The Bluegrass State
- Admitted into the Union in 1792, Kentucky is the 15th state and the first state west of the Appalachian Mountains.
- Prepare Your Family For An Emergency...
- Learn what steps you can take to prepare yourself, your family and your home for an emergency situation.
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- USDA Rural Housing Repair and Rehab Loans
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Rural Housing Repair and Rehabilitation Loans are loans funded directly by the Government. These loans are available to very low-income rural residents who own and occupy a dwelling in need of repairs. Funds...
- What is a Reverse Mortgage?
- A reverse mortgage is a loan that allows you to convert some of the equity in your home into cash.
- Buying A Home After Foreclosure Or Short Sale
- Learn how you can qualify to purchase a home after a foreclosure or short sale
- Is Your Real Estate Agent Working for You?
- The real estate agent that you think is working for your best interests might be working for someone else's.
- Ten Tips to Protect Children from Poisonings
- These simple steps can help you save children from environmental hazards around the home
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- Colorado - The Centennial State
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Capital City: Denver Nickname:Centennial State Motto: Nil Sine Numine (Nothing without Providence) Gained Statehood: August 1, 1876 (38th) Origin of State's Name: From the Spanish for the color red, which was...
- Texas - The Lone Star State
- Texas is the second-largest state in the Union in area, after Alaska.
- North Dakota - The Sioux State
- North Dakota was one of the last areas of the frontier to be settled by non-Native Americans.
- Maine - The Pine Tree State
- Maine is appropriately called the "Pine Tree State," as 90 percent of its land is forest.
- Alabama - The Heart of Dixie
- Alabama has been at the center of many American battles--between white settlers and Native Americans, and in the Civil War.
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