Gold Key Real Estate Reports

Winter Tips

Whether you’re a young homeowner or a senior retired in your own home, preparing your largest investment for the winter months is important and a good cost-effective preventative measure.  Gold Key Home Inspection’s, Inc. is committed to helping homeowners stay educated on the care of their home with quick tips and money saving advice. This winter, make sure your home is ready for the long cold... [Read more about this property...]

Fall Maintenance Tips for your Home

Change is in the air and the Fall season is in full swing.  Temperatures have mellowed and dropped from the hot days of Summer and Winter is just around the corner.  With the holidays approaching and a few days off to get stuff done around the house, you may want to consider some “Fall Maintenance” to keep your home functioning and cutting down on the wear-n-tear on your home.  Here... [Read more about this property...]

HUD Article: $18 MILLION IN GRANTS AWARDED TO REDUCE HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS IN HOUSING

“HUD is committed to providing healthy and safe homes as part of our mission to help make the nation’s housing more healthy and sustainable,” said HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan. “These grants will help communities to protect families and children from significant health and safety hazards.” The funding announced today will go to cities, counties, states and universities to eliminate dangerous... [Read more about this property...]

VA Loan inspection requirements

Many agents and VA Loan applicants wonder what sort of necessary preconditions they must meet in order to satisfy VA Loan Inspection requirements. According to the article, Home Appraisals and Inspections for Your VA Loan (http://www.valoans.com/va_article.cfm?id=113), “When you apply for a VA mortgage, an appraisal/inspection of the home is a common requirement. In these cases, before your VA... [Read more about this property...]

Radon Testing with Gold Key Home Inspections

Radon is the chemical element (Rn) of atomic number 86, a rare radioactive gas belonging to the noble gas category [odorless, colorless, monatomic gases, with very low chemical reactivity...the six noble gases that occur naturally are helium (He), neon (Ne), argon (Ar), krypton (Kr), xenon (Xe), and the radioactive radon (Rn).] It is an element formed by the decay of radium that seeps into some homes... [Read more about this property...]

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