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As the weather heats up, so does your house. And while lazing outside in the sunlight makes for a delightful afternoon, lying around in the stifling heat caused by a broken HVAC system—or one that just isn't operating at full capacity—is anything but fun.

Duct This! 7 Things Your HVAC Contractor Wishes You Knew An HVAC contractor does more than plug in a box that magically keeps your home at the right temperature. Here's what your technician wants you know.

So what do you do if life with your roommate isn’t harmonious? Here’s everything you need to ensure that you know exactly what steps to take in a bad roommate situation.

How to Deal With A Bad Roommate Situation The current rental market is tight. Many renters are finding that, on a single income, they may not meet the income requirements for their dream apartment. Getting a roommate to help with expenses can a smart option

A property manager works for landlords, handling the day-to-day details of running a building. If you dream of collecting income from rental property but cringe at the idea of collecting rent or getting calls from tenants about burst pipes, a property manager could be well worth the money.

What Does a Property Manager Do? Run Your Rental So You Don't Have To What does a property manager do? If you own a rental property and want help, a property manager can deliver—and relieve you of a whole bunch of headaches.

First up, you should know that not all brick should be painted.

How to Paint Brick (It's Not Like Painting Any Old Surface) Pondering how to paint brick, or even if you can? You can, but it's not like painting any old surface.

Today’s TV shows love showing the most dramatic rebuilds and remodels of distressed houses all over the map, but are there some you just shouldn’t buy?

5 Signs You Shouldn’t Buy That House Many real estate investors may be getting in far over their heads by buying properties they shouldn’t. Where do you draw the line? What warning signs should you be looking out for when evaluating potential house deals?

A home is an investment, sure—but as you pay down that mortgage, it starts to look more like a giant piggy bank. That's why homeowners jonesing to remodel their homes, make a big purchase, or send their kid to college are rushing to take out loans against the value of their homes, before interest rates rise further.

Homeowners Are Rushing to Get HELOCs—Should You Do It, Too? Homeowners who want to get a home equity line of credit shouldn't dawdle. We explain why they may want to get a HELOC quick.

You’re intrigued by the idea of passive rental income. And for good reason: Passive income forms the building blocks of financial independence. Early retirement. Freedom to ride off into the sunset and do whatever your heart desires.

Should You Sell Your House or Keep it as a Rental? Many people make their first forays into landlording by converting their old home into a rental when they move. But is it the best way to try your hand at rentals? Find out here!