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    170 CHERRY PARK CT City of Oshkosh WI 54902 – Video - August 23, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    170 CHERRY PARK CT City of Oshkosh WI 54902
    This beautiful, well cared for 2 bedroom, 2 bath twindo offers natural woodwork, gas fireplace, attached two car garage, first floor laundry and all appliances included. Home also includes...

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    Cute Renton Home – Video - August 23, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Cute Renton Home
    For more details: http://www.visualtour.com/showvt.asp?t=3419798 18027 SE 128th St Renton, WA 98059 $249950, 3 bed, 2.0 bath, 1550 SF, MLS# 610897 Amazing 3 bedroom 2 bathroom rambler...

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    MLS# 1425094 – 3006 W 56th Street TULSA OK 74107 – Video - August 22, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    MLS# 1425094 - 3006 W 56th Street TULSA OK 74107
    A Must See. Large home on corner lot. 3 bdrms, 2 full baths, 2 living areas, 2 car garage. Attic fan new interior paint. Nice big yard with back patio for cookouts. All appliances will stay...

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    RWC Eliminates Inspection Requirement for Grandfathered Homes - August 20, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Harrisburg, PA (PRWEB) August 20, 2014

    Residential Warranty Company, LLC (RWC) and its affiliates, HOME of Texas and MHWC, continue to make strides in streamlining the application process for builders joining the groups elite builder warranty programs. The latest step is to eliminate the inspection requirement* for homes being grandfathered (homes that are either under construction prior to membership approval or completed, but not occupied) into the program. Previously, the home warranty companies required that up to 3 homes be inspected prior to membership approval, at a cost to the builder of $150 per inspection. By eliminating this requirement, RWC, HOME & MHWC are able to save potential members up to $450 in inspection/application costs.

    Joining RWCs elite builder warranty program is the best way for todays builders to deal with customer service and risk management issues. Offering a wide variety of unique home warranty options, RWC understands that just one warranty rarely meets everyones needs. RWCs menu of warranties and services creates comprehensive coverage and effective risk management for the greatest long term stability.

    RWCs mission is to provide a level of security to builders and their customers and has devoted over three decades to that purpose across the country. Being able to provide a variety of services to members is the result of much hard work and due diligence along the way. RWC has established itself as a rock solid leader in providing home warranty protection. When a builder becomes a member, they benefit from 30+ years of leadership and experience that is unrivaled in the warranty industry.

    *Homes over $1 million in sales volume may still need to be inspected. Prospective members may contact the home warranty company for further details.

    ABOUT RWC

    Residential Warranty Company, LLC is one of the nations oldest and largest providers of written insured builder warranties. Builders seeking options in coverage, sensible home warranty protection, and assistance in dealing with customer service, choose RWC. In business for over 30 years, RWC has warranted over 3 million homes and its Insurer is rated A- (Excellent) by A.M. Best. An extensive menu of choices in both home warranties and general liability insurance is available, enabling builders to reduce their liability and increase the marketability of their homes.

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    Home gym - August 16, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The Hindu The benefits of having a home gym are manifold. Photo: R.M. Rajarathinam

    Everybody wants to follow a healthy lifestyle but what most people find tough is finding time to exercise. Going to a gym or exercising daily is a constant battle of motivation. Some people think that getting a treadmill, stationary bike or expensive equipment will help. But it takes more than equipment to make a home gym. One has to consider location, flooring, mirrors, a sound system or TV The most important requirement is a key that keeps you motivated.

    The right equipment may be different for different people, and you need to find out what works for your workout and lifestyle. So ask for advice from experts before you invest in a home gym.

    For cardio workouts, you need a decent treadmill, bike or elliptical. Make sure you choose one that comes with a warranty. Dont go for a second-hand one, as this may not be worth the money you have to invest. Choose your weights according to your workout. Dont try to set up the gym at one go. Keep adding equipment as and when you need.

    Space selection is crucial. The room set aside for the gym should not be cluttered with other things. It needs mirrors on the walls so that you can watch your movement to see if youre making a mistake. Those lifting heavy weights should put rubberised mats on the floor.

    If listening to music or watching shows helps keep you motivated, then install a sound system and/or television too.

    Benefits of a home gym

    Flexible workout time

    One-time investment can save monthly membership at the gym.

    Save time travelling to and from the gym

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    100% Uptime for Iceland Ileet of Mercedes-Benz Vans - August 16, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Iceland Foods reached a significant home delivery vehicle fleet milestone on 13 August 2014 - not a single one of its 420 Mercedes-Benz Vans was off the road no breakdowns, no warranty work, no maintenance required, no accident damage; 100% fleet uptime.

    In context, of the Iceland Foods home delivery vehicle fleet of two years ago, made up of vans from another manufacturer, 15% of the total number of vehicles off the road had the same age profile as the Mercedes-Benz fleet now.

    Alex McKinlay, Head of Home Delivery, Iceland Foods, commented: This is a fantastic result across both accident and maintenance for our fleet. The 24-hour support of Mercedes-Benz Vans dealers really helps to keep vehicle downtime to a minimum, but to have a fully utilised fleet is virtually unheard of.

    We have seen outstanding customer service from Mercedes-Benz and our drivers are clearly enjoying their vehicles. Its a great partnership.

    Steve Bridge, Managing Director, Mercedes-Benz Vans, said: A 100% uptime on any fleet is remarkable. To know that two years ago Iceland Foods home delivery fleet had 15% of its total vehicles off the road with the same age profile as the Mercedes-Benz Vans now, proves how outstanding this achievement is a testament to our product, our Network and our colleagues.

    Iceland Foods was the first UK food retailer to offer a nationwide online shopping service as long ago as 1999. Iceland Foods delivery service is now used by up to 200,000 customers every week.

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    What are the Pros and Cons of Utilizing a Home Warranty? – Video - August 13, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    What are the Pros and Cons of Utilizing a Home Warranty?
    SCVLeasing #39;s very own Mike Bjorkman and Scott Taylor cover the pros and cons of relying on a Home Warranty for your rental property. Still have questions? We...

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    What If Your Recently-Bought Used Car Explodes? - August 13, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    You just bought a used car and the engine blew up on the drive home from the dealership. What can you do? The answer depends primarily on one question: Did you buy it "as-is"? Judging by the phone calls I get at my office where I deal with automobile warranty law ("Lemon Law") the answer is usually, "Yes." Followed by, "What does 'as-is' mean?" If you're asking the question now while the car with the blown engine drips its last ounce of oil in your driveway it is too late. So, follow along as I explain what all of this means so you can protect yourself in the future.

    The notion of what a "warranty" is, in general, would take far too much space to explain here so we'll jump ahead to the one which is important in this context: the Implied Warranty of Merchantability. Most states have adopted the Uniform Commercial Code where all of this is laid out. It says that if you buy goods from a merchant who deals with goods of that kind, you can expect that they will perform as one might expect without the merchant having to actually say it for it to be enforceable. (It says the goods will be "fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used.") A refrigerator you buy from an appliance store will keep your food cold. A lawn mower from the Toro dealer will cut your grass. The car battery from the auto parts store will provide and store electricity for your car. You can expect these things to happen even if the salesperson was silent on what the products will do. It is implied by operation of law.

    So, we start from the point that an automobile will provide safe and reliable transportation if you are buying it from a merchant who sells goods of the kind (a car dealer).

    Note that this does not apply to a private sale. A private seller is not a merchant so the implied warranty never comes into existence. This protects you if you are a private seller but it means you must be more careful when buying from a private seller.

    But, there is a loophole that swallows the rule: Most states allow sellers to disclaim the implied warranty of merchantability entirely, so long as they do it conspicuously. Once they do that, it is no longer implied and does not exist. And, in the states where it is allowed, most used car dealers disclaim the Implied Warranty of Merchantability. A while back, there was so much confusion in this area, the Federal Trade Commission came up with the Buyer's Guide. It is a single sheet of paper which specifies "WARRANTIES FOR THIS VEHICLE." It give two options: AS-IS NO WARRANTY and WARRANTY. There are boxes in front of those two choices and the dealer is told to check one. Federal law requires the sticker to be visible to a car shopper who is looking at the vehicle. Hence, it is often in one of the windows.

    A great majority of used cars sold in America are sold with the "As-Is" box checked. (There are several states that do not allow the disclaimer and for them, there is a modified Buyers Guide.)

    And "as-is" means with all faults. Repairs are the responsibility of the buyer. There are no guarantees. That car is yours. It could explode as you drive it off the lot. The smoldering remains are still yours. It even says so: "YOU WILL PAY ALL COSTS FOR ANY REPAIRS. I do wish the Feds would cool it with that cap-lock though.

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    Hints For Homeowners – TotalProtect.com – Video - August 9, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Hints For Homeowners - TotalProtect.com
    THE UNEXPECTED BREAKDOWN OF A MAJOR APPLIANCE OR SYSTEM IN SUMMER CAN REALLY LEAVE A HOMEOWNER HOT UNDER THE COLLAR. BREAKDOWNS USUALLY MEAN COSTLY REPAIRS AND A LESS THAN COMFORTABLE HOME....

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    100 Day Home Warranty – Video - August 7, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    100 Day Home Warranty

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