| jianeugx | Date: Friday, 2013-11-08, 04:14:53 | Message # 1 |
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| Selling a house is a big decision, and there will be many factors in your decision to put your house on the market. Some people are just ready for a bigger home to accommodate a growing family, while others must well as quickly as possible in order to purchase a new home due to a transfer or change of career. In the first case, you could afford to wait the market out a little longer, while in the second you may find you do not have the luxury of time that might allow you to hold out for the maximum price. In either case, there are factors that will determine the ideal time for selling your house. Here are some of the best times to sell a house in order to make a good profit and to sell quickly. We also mentioned that in some cases, you may not have the time you need to ensure a great sale price. Most of the factors that we will list below are matters of time, and even in pressing situations you should be able to squeeze out a little bit more time to get your house up on the market at a good price. Remember that every day is critical, so planning ahead could mean a great sales price. Some suggestions for stalling the sale of your house until the ideal point in time:
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While you're at it, you better get a shot of an actual glacier. Unfortunately, glaciers are so big and impressive, it is hard to capture an impressive picture with a digital camera. That stories high wall of ice loses something in capturing its light on your sensor's pixels. The solution is a nice hike up toward Siyeh Pass. Keep your eyes open for a great vantage point of a hanging glacier. Now that makes a cool Montana picture.
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We've tried overwintering rosemary three winters now (in MN, where the light isn't exactly great). The first year it died a death similar to yours in mid winter, but we persevered. The trick seemed to be having a deep pot that has a lot of space for dirt below the roots and to basically neglect it. By that I mean only water it when the leaves start looking sort of dessicated. Probably not the best strategy, but container gardening in the winter seems to be more art (and a lot of luck) than science anyway.
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