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September
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When the Prichards were ready to downsize, building an accessory dwelling unit and charging rent on their house felt like the most practical option.

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September
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As summer winds down, here’s how you can give next year’s garden a well-deserved head start.

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August
31


Image Caption: Jordan B. Hamilton was looking for a house in Portland, Ore., that had a yard and a spare bedroom.

A personal stylist and costume designer faced the challenge of qualifying for a mortgage on a freelance income.

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August
31


Image Caption: Wheatleigh’s front entrance is topped with an ornate canopy of iron, copper and glass, reminiscent of Hector Guimard’s art nouveau Paris Metro stations.

The future of Wheatleigh, a Gilded Age mansion and luxury hotel in the Berkshires on the market for $14.5 million, depends on who buys it — and when.

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August
31

After months of relentless heat, afternoon storms, and Gulf Coast humidity, your home has taken a beating. Fall in Pensacola is the perfect time to reset, address the damage you can see, and get ahead of the problems that quietly built up over the summer. Our real estate agents at Levin Rinke Realty work with homeowners across the area and see it every season: A little post-summer attention goes a long way, whether you're thinking about selling or just protecting what you've worked hard to build.

Why Post-Summer Maintenance Matters on the Gulf Coast

Pensacola summers don't just feel brutal. They actually are brutal on building materials, HVAC systems, and anything exposed to salt air and humidity for months at a time. The tricky part is that a lot of the damage is invisible until it isn't. Moisture works its way into places you rarely c...

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