Resources: Homeowner Maintenance and Improvement
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- In Home Electrical Safety Check Electrical Safety Foundation International
- Home Energy Saver's Energy Advisor Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Power$mart: Easy Tips to Save Money and the PlanetAlliance to Save Energy
- Paint Calculator Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
- Wallpaper Calculator Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
- Help Yourself to a Healthy Home [PDF] USDA
Can I Solve This on My Own or Do I Need an Attorney?
- Many real estate processes can be handled on your own or with the help of a realtor
- Some tenant or neighbor disputes may need the help of local police
- Complex real estate issues (such as construction defects or illegal landlord actions) may need the support of an attorney
Buying or selling a home, facing foreclosure, or mortgage loan issues can benefit from legal expertise. An attorney can offer tailored advice and help prevent common mistakes.
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