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According to a recent survey conducted by houzz.com, here are five things that consistently make people happy with their homes.  1. Big windows and comfortable furniture: Nearly 75 percent of respondents listed these two items as major difference-makers. It’s a no-brainer—people like lots of light and a good place to relax.  2. A big-screen TV: This is more likely to be a key feature for men than women. 40 percent of men said having a big-screen TV makes them happy with their homes, compared to just 17 percent of women. View this home at  https://1964sakinast.estate.tours/  3. Overall design and layout : 87 percent of the 6,000 people surveyed said the design of the home is a major contributor to overall happiness. If you’re unhappy with your home and there’s a project you’ve been wanting to tackle, get to it! View this home at  https://1964sakinast.estate.tours/  4. Home cookin’: 39 percent of respondents said the scent of goo...

New listing! Take a peek at this great home and you might even be surprised with a $25 Starbucks giftcard! Take a look at this beautiful home! Get your first peek this weekend! 1964 Sakina St, El Cajon CA, 92019 Trick or Treat at the First Open Houses!  11 a.m - 3 p.m. Saturday 10/26  &  Sunday 10/27 Check out the Facebook Event! A highly desirable single-level, ranch-style home located in a private community off Vista Grande.  This beautiful home has a great layout, with a separate guest room and bathroom away from the rest of the living quarters.  Perfect for a multi-generational family.  This 4 bed, 2 1 /2 bath ...  2,491-square-foot home sits on a level 1 /2-acre lot with a pool  and plenty of room for RV parking and off-road vehicles. Large 2-car garage with a private room for an office or hobby. Near excellent schools and shopping center. Want to learn more  #bettercallbo...

It’s that time again. Soon, the cutest ghouls and goblins will be prancing from door to door asking for tricks or treats. Here’s some inspiration to make your carvings stand out from the rest! 1. This image is based on Jack from “The Nightmare before Christmas.” 2. For the little ghouls who like to rock out. 3. This one would be perfect with a recording of “I am Groot!” playing in the darkness. 4. What kid doesn’t love this hedgehog? 5. Maybe add a sign: “Warning – this pumpkin will eat all your treats!” 6. Here’s one for the Trekkie parents. 7. Teenage Mutant Ninja Pumpkins. 8. Transformers can literally transform out of anything… 9. Give this one a saxophone! 10. Hobbes wants out! 11. This is what Jack-O’-Lanterns look like in Hawaii. 12. Now that’s creative. 13. Carve this if you don’t want parents letting their kids ask for candy from you. 14. Beware: hungry pumpkins. 15. Here’s what they carve i...

Do you desire a closet that looks like it’s straight out of a magazine? Then we have you covered! Follow the tips below to masterfully organize your closet and give yourself peace of mind. Group like clothing items together. Group same-length dresses, long-sleeved shirts, blouses, pants, etc. together in your closet to both save space and create an aesthetically-pleasing look. Add an extra bar. Need more hanging room? You can find additional closet bars in-store or online for under $20 and installation is fairly quick and easy. Then hang t-shirts, blouses, jackets, and more on the lower bar. Keep things uniform. Although you may have to spend a little more upfront, purchasing matching hangers, organizers, and storage boxes will give your closet a cleaner look. Invest in special hangers, dividers, and organizers. Purchase a few items to make closet organization a breeze, such as a space-saving pants organizer, shelf dividers to keep t-shirts, towels, or sweaters in place, or multi...

CAN YOU AFFORD THAT HOUSE? By: Mary Beth Storjohann, Workable Wealth If you’re considering purchasing a home, you’ve likely already considered how much you have available for a down payment, what an ideal mortgage payment would be, and how much home you can actually afford based on your monthly income. But what about your lifestyle? Have you considered how much wiggle room you need to leave in your home budget to enjoy life? Here are six life factors to consider when buying a home: #1 Travel Travel is an important goal for many people. Think about the travel goals you have for yourself: Where do you want to go? What do you want to see? How long are your ideal trips? How much money would you need on an annual basis to make your travel goals possible? Is this already factored into your budget or will you need to cut back on travel to fund your monthly mortgage payment and home expenses? There are no right or wrong answers, but it’s important to reflect on your prioritie...