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The newest community from Perrino Lifestyles, Magnolia Meadows represents the ultimate in maintenance-free living
The best of both worlds, the luxury ranch homes at Magnolia Meadows have a private courtyard where you can retreat to relax, as well as a clubhouse buzzing with activities. “We are bringing together friends and neighbors like the old neighborhoods of yesteryear, with front porches and a clubhouse providing places to gather,” says Pat...
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Visit Cabinet-S-Top’s Renovated Home Tour on Sunday, October 6, from noon–5 p.m.
A remodeling project of any scope and size can be exciting and daunting, all at the same time. There are constant decisions to be made, and I don’t know if you’ve looked lately, but there are a lot of great design choices out there. For over 33 years, Cabinet-S-Top has been delivering a seamless, one-stop-shopping experience for homeowners in...
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Spartan StormShield’s attention to detail, including working with insurance companies, means that when this team installs one of its high-quality roof systems on your home, you’re covered
Renee and Aaron Price of North Ridgeville were horrified when they discovered water seeping in around the roof vent on their home. Being a skilled general contractor with more than 25 years of experience, Aaron had no problem grabbing a ladder and climbing up to fix the issue. Unfortunately, the roof had sustained damage and needed to be...
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Real estate commission changes: A new ruling will change the way we buy and sell homes, but Exactly has always been ahead of the curve
The real estate industry is bracing for major changes this month, upending the way in which real estate commissions are paid. Stemming from a lawsuit filed against the National Association of Realtors that challenged the standard 6% commission structure—typically split between the buyer’s and seller’s agents—these are the most...
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A Final Thought: The Perfect Peach
I grew up in Georgia, the Peach State, but as a kid I didn’t care for peaches. They were hot and fuzzy, made your face sticky and had a hard pit in the middle. The Southern classics I preferred were salted watermelon and boiled peanuts. I say the peaches were hot because in August we’d pick them right from the trees in the orchards at Lake...
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