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Halloween is Next Week...

With Halloween upon us, as you expect children trick and treating, you want to make sure your yard is free of clutter, make sure your bushes are trimmed and free from potential hazards, make sure the driveway and pathways are clear of debris and not slippery, basically make sure it is a safe path for the trick and treaters. This is also necessary for selling your home, as potential home buyer's first impression will be driving up and walking up on the property. You do not want them to imagine how much work will be needed on the inside if a lot of work is required on the outside; this could turn them away before they even walk inside.

Trim those bushes/trees, mulch the flower beds, clean the driveway/pathway, and ensure the home has a welcoming and open feeling from the moment a potential buyer sees the house. I am a local real estate agent who can help you sell and/or purchase your home. Give me a call at 520-373-7562 or email me at CindySucceeds@gmail.com.

[treetrimmers]

Las Vegas tree trimmers

Welcome to America Tree Services, where trees meet expert care. As a family-owned business led by the dedicated America Cruz, we bring over 20 years of expertise in the tree services industry. Our commitment to excellence and safety drives us to specialize in a range of services, ensuring the beauty and health of your outdoor spaces. At America Tree Services, we pride ourselves on delivering professional and reliable tree care, backed by years of valuable experience. Let us elevate your outdoor space, ensuring the natural beauty of trees and a well-manicured landscape. Trust us for top-notch tree trimming, tree removal, stump grind/stump removal, root removal, palm tree trimming, palm tree removal, palm tree stump removal, trimming trees, shrub removal, and landscape clean-up services. Your trees deserve the best—experience excellence with America Tree Services.

Call Us

+1 (702) 559-5498

Email Us

americatreeservices@gmail.com

Targeted Cities

Las Vegas, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City

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This $10 Historic House Can Be Yours-but There's a Catch

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Historic homes designed by famous architects typically fetch a killing on the market, particularly if they're in affluentneighborhoods. Thisis all the more reason why one such house in Montclair, NJ, designed by Dudley S. Van Antwerp has everyone talking due to its bargain-basementprice: $10.

You read that right: Ten. Whole. Dollars.

So what's the catch? There has to be one, right?

It turns out you can't just tossdown atenner and move in. First, you'll have to lift this 3,912-square-foot mansionoff its foundation and move it to an entirely new location.

Thismight have you wondering: How do you move a whole house?

You can buythis Montclair, NJ, home for the unreasonable price of $10-but you'll have to move it.

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Why move a house?

Moving ahouse might sound like a Herculean feat, but it's actually more common than you might guess. Landmark buildings andchurches are sometimesmoved for a number of reasons, typically because the land under themis being developed. Yet the structure's historic significancemeans it's worth salvaging rather than razing it to the ground.

In this case, the house-a four-bedroom, two-bathroom built in 1906-is one of about 500 in the area designed by Antwerp, who lives in the area. Currently the propertyis owned byAnn Lewis, who put it on the market in May 2015 for $1,400,000.

Nearlya year later, in April,news surfaced that the home was sold toBNE Real Estate Group, a developerwith plans todemolish thehouseand subdivide the2.7-acre propertyinto eight lots, each containing a single-family home, according tonorthjersey.com. After all, eight homes total far larger profits than one large home.

Butgiven the home's historic significance, the Montclair City Planning Board approved the developer's plans on the condition that it first advertise the housein local papers for 60 days in an attemptto find a buyerwilling to move itwithin a quarter-mile of where it stands today. The deadline for offers is Aug. 31; if no one steps forwardby then, the wrecking ball can start swinging.

In an effort to attract a buyer,the developer listed the house for the bargain-basement price of $10.Meanwhile, the seller is willing to kick in $10,000 to help move it.

Still, the question remains: How do you move a house, and how much would it cost?

How tomove a house

The first step to relocatinga house is to dig up the foundation,then wedge steel beams just beneath the home'sframe. Once the beams are in place,hydraulic jacks at each corner lift the structure about 4feet-just high enough for it to be placed on the bed of a trailer so it can be driven to itsnew site and placed on anew foundation.

Sound like a pricey endeavor? It is.

Assuming we have a clear move route, the cost to move this house would be between $75,000 and $100,000, says Ben Brovont, an estimator with Wolfe House & Building Movers. And the expenses don't end there.

Brovont explainsthat companies like his are responsible solely for picking up and moving the house.

There is also a general contractor involved who would oversee preparing the new foundation, he says. The move mightalso require that you trimtrees and movepower lines to clear the route to the home'sfinal destination.

You'll alsoneed a plot of land to put it on, of course.

Brovont says moving a house this sizea quarter-mile would take about two or three weeks, with the whole project lasting about two to three months.

All of thisis a long way of sayingthat while this $10 house might seem like a bargain-especially considering the house's estimated value (minus the value of the land) is a little over $435,000-to get the true cost, you'll have to factor in themove.

Still, though, it really would be a shame to see such a beautiful house demolished. If you have the land and the budget, why not weigh the pros andcons of saving this housefrom its flattened fate?

Beautiful hardwood floors can be found in the entryway and throughout the home.

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A beamed ceiling gives the sitting room a rustic feel.

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[treetrimmers]

Las Vegas tree trimmers

Welcome to America Tree Services, where trees meet expert care. As a family-owned business led by the dedicated America Cruz, we bring over 20 years of expertise in the tree services industry. Our commitment to excellence and safety drives us to specialize in a range of services, ensuring the beauty and health of your outdoor spaces. At America Tree Services, we pride ourselves on delivering professional and reliable tree care, backed by years of valuable experience. Let us elevate your outdoor space, ensuring the natural beauty of trees and a well-manicured landscape. Trust us for top-notch tree trimming, tree removal, stump grind/stump removal, root removal, palm tree trimming, palm tree removal, palm tree stump removal, trimming trees, shrub removal, and landscape clean-up services. Your trees deserve the best—experience excellence with America Tree Services.

Call Us

+1 (702) 559-5498

Email Us

americatreeservices@gmail.com

Targeted Cities

Las Vegas, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City