The New Homeowner's Handbook: What to Do After Your Move in |
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Product Description
Home ownership is at an all-time high, driven largely by first-time buyers--many of whom never thought they'd own a home. But more daunting than buying a home is maintaining it and meeting payment obligations. Welcome to the world of property taxes, insurance, credit usage, and home improvements! The Nehemiah Corporation, a charitable housing organization, and journalists Barbara B. Buchholz and Martha Crane guide new homeowners through all the decisions and challenges that await behind the doors of their new home. Not only do homebuyers learn everything they need to know and do, but how to do it on a shoestring budget.
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Customer Reviews:
• Great
13 October, 2000
I'm a realtor and this is an excellent first time homeowners book. It tells it like it is. Buying a home is more then signing papers, that is only the beginning. Buy this book!
- Amazon Customer Review
• A Money Saving, Anxiety-reducing Manual
17 February, 2001
The New Homeowner's Handbook is a money saving, anxiety-reducing manual on what to do after you have moved into a new residence. Barbara Bucholz and Margaret Crane collaborated with the Nehemiah Corporation to write this helpful compendium of hints and tips for homeowners on balancing a budget, stretching finances, decorating inexpensively, saving money on do-it-yourself home repairs, managing taxes, dealing with insurance, as well as maintaining a home in good shape for maximum value, comfort and livability. The New Homeowner's Handbook is a "must" for anyone wanting to get the most out of one of live's largest financial and emotional investments -- their home!
- Amazon Customer Review
• Not As Useful As I Hoped
27 November, 2001
I really wanted a more hands-on guide to everything about your first home, & this is too vague & lacking relevant details. It's a decent overview of broad, general topics new homeowner's should consider, but it's not the kind of reference book I'll use over & over.
- Amazon Customer Review
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