Coping with catastrophe: how to handle five common homeowner nightmares

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A homeowner faced with a disaster may not be able to reverse it, but prompt action may minimize the adverse effects. Tips are given on what to do after a fire, a robbery, a plumbing leak, a power outage and a tree fall. Sources for free advices are given as well as when to file an insurance claim.

Management, Housing, Dwellings, Fires, Home accidents, Power failure, Power failures, Water leakage

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The war on weeds: how to identify and get rid of the most common weeds in your lawn

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Detailed planning and thought goes into the design of a home garden. Unwanted weeds can often destroy the look of manicured lawns and flower patches. Presented are ways of identifying eight common unwanted weeds and methods on ridding the garden of them.

Control, Maintenance and repair, Gardens, Weeds, Weed control

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Fighting city hall: a five-step plan for lowering your property taxes

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Property taxes can be lowered by challenging the tax assessment of one's house or by challenging the method used to compute one's property taxes. Directions for pursuing both courses of action are provided.

Analysis, Accounting and auditing, Property taxes, Property tax, Tax assessment

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