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Nov. 13, 2006
Categorized in: Miscellaneous
    KEEPING FIREPLACES SAFE  With winter closing fast, more of your buyers will want to enjoy their fireplaces. But before they warm to the glow, make sure they know how to make their fireplace safe. (Source: HPBA) Fireplace safety . . .
    QUESTIONS FOR A HOME INSPECTON  What should your clients ask when hiring a home inspector? They can start with these ten questions.(Source: HUD) Ask an inspector . . .
    A MOVABLE GUIDE TO MOVING  Anyone buying a new home is probably moving from an old one. But no matter how many times you move, it never hurts to go over the basics of planning. Here's a quick guide that's a great place to start. (Source: Moving.com) Moving tips . . .
    GET A BIRD'S EYE VIEW  The TerraServer-USA website is one of the world's largest online databases, providing free public access to a vast data store of maps and aerial photographs of the United States. TerraServer . . . is designed to work with commonly available computer systems and Web browsers over slow speed communications links. (Source: Terraserver-USA)
    PROPER CLEANUP AFTER STORMS CAN MINAMIZE WATER DAMAGE  If recent rain has caused leaks or flooding around a home or business, the Institute for Business & Home Safety says proper cleanup will help minimize the potential damage water can cause. This link includes the steps to take. By taking immediate action, damage can be kept limited and the chance of salvaging material can be increased.  Levels of rust, rot, mold and mildew that may develop can be reduced, along with the likelihood that the water will lead to structural problems. (Source:IBHS) Storm clean up . . .
    LAWN CARE TIP  Winter might be on its way, but here's a link to save for spring. (Source: American -Lawns.com) Lawn tips . . .

    REBAC newsletter 10/10/06