 |
Useful
Buyer Information: Why homebuyers in the Encinitas, Olivenhain and
Carlsbad area choose Sue De Legge as their Realtor |
 |
San Diego County Home Sales: Click here for more
information... |
 |
Prestige Home Index: Click here for more
information... |
 |
DQ News: Click here for more
information... |
 |
Premier Bancorp: Click here for more
information... |
 |
Latest
Listings: Get Sue De Legge's latest Encinitas, Olivenhain and Carlsbad
listings of homes for sale first! |
 |
Find
Your Perfect Home: Sue De Legge will search for your ideal home and
email you the newest Encinitas, Olivenhain and Carlsbad MLS listings of
properties in San Diego County CA |
 |
First
Time Homebuyers: Are you a first time homebuyer in Encinitas,
Olivenhain and Carlsbad, CA? As a top Realtor, Sue De Legge can guide your home
buying search |
 |
Top
Ten Reasons To Buy: Top ten reasons to buy a home now... in Encinitas,
Olivenhain and Carlsbad, CA? As a top Realtor, Sue De Legge can guide your home
buying search |

Please Sign Up For The Latest Listings and the Latest Real Estate News
Animal House >House Odors
What is "H.O."? You can probably guess--it means "home odors".
Be careful of odors in your home. If your family room smells stuffy and stale, or if your cat or dog has left a distinctive odor in the hallway, take action by eliminating the source of the odor rather than merely treating the effects. Smells have a powerful effect on the way people react to a house, and no amount of room freshener or vanilla on the light bulbs can mask a serious odor problem. In fact, such remedies may draw attention to the problem. We have seen homes with an odor problem languish unsold on the market for months or sell for significantly less than comparable homes in the neighborhood.
If you think that you may have a problem, talk candidly with your real estate agent. Your agent should be able to offer some constructive suggestions, and perhaps refer you to a professional who can help banish H.O. from your home!
|
| Q |
What was the first territorial acquisition made by the U.S. Government?
|
| A |
The Louisiana Purchase from France in 1803 for $15,000,000 increased U.S. national territory by 140%. |
See More Real Estate Trivia > |
|
|
|