Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Home sales, prices stay on the rise in Utah

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Friday, December 7, 2012

Ohana Chiropractic and Wellness Center

Chiropractic service does not directly relate to Real Estate, however I would like to endorse my friend and Chiropractor Joe Kepo'o. Over the past few weeks he has given me treatments for allergies and other physical challenges.  I appreciate his overall knowledge of the body and excellent care. Please contact Joe for any health concern. - JD

Ohana Chiropractic and Wellness Center
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Utah Named 4th Best Run State in America




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Market Trends Newsletter Utah County

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Utah County

December 2012
Your real estate information source.

Welcome to the latest issue of my newsletter!

As a real estate professional, I strive to keep in touch with my clients and provide them with information that I hope they will find useful. This newsletter is an opportunity to let you know about the state of the market and current trends. It may even touch on ways that you could enhance your home's value. I hope the market data and articles will help you with understanding real estate today and help you with your real estate decisions. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.Justin Dockstader

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Utah County Real Estate Sales Data

Average Listing Price (last 12 months)

Average List Price in November

Single Family Homes$407,011Condos/Townhomes$144,073Multi-family Homes$267,413

An Easy Appliance Fix - Without Calling an Expert

Fixing a chip in a Porcelain Appliance or Fixture

Tiny chips and dings on expensive porcelain fixtures and appliances are distressing-but fixable. With a few careful dabs of touch-up glaze and a little sanding and buffing you can make those ugly blemishes vanish.
Glazes that match the original manufacturer's colors nearly perfectly are available (or can be ordered) from home centers, hardware stores and paint suppliers.
Clean the damaged area with soap and water, rinse and let dry. Thoroughly mix the touch-up glaze. Dab the glaze onto the damaged area with the enclosed applicator brush, and let it dry for 24 hours. Repeat, if necessary, until the damaged area is filled, letting the glaze completely dry before recoating. Lightly sand the area smooth with the sandpaper enclosed in the kit, and then buff it with a soft cloth.
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