Windows can cause a huge waste in your home. In fact, an average home can lose a large percentage of its heat or air conditioning through windows. Tony Ishairzay from Professional Remodeling located in Virginia, explains that vinyl energy efficient windows can save money every month by decreasing energy loss. With an increasing concern for the environment, even the government has created new ways of encouraging energy efficiency in homeowners. Although the initial cost for energy efficient windows is higher, the cost is offset by energy bill savings, the need for a smaller heating and cooling system, and the $1500 tax credit for energy efficient windows.
Choose the right home improvement contractor in Northern Virginia
Remodeling your home can be a daunting task. However, this task becomes a little less daunting with the help of a knowledgeable and skilled professional contractor who can not only guide you in the right direction, but also be trusted to complete the job efficiently and up to your personal standards. Tony Ishairzay Vice President of Professional Remodeling Group – a home remodeling company in Northern Virginia & himself being a residential remodeling contractor specializes in composite or wood decks, screened porches, vinyl energy efficient windows, vinyl siding, basement finishing, kitchen remodeling and other exterior remodeling.Richard Balles Investors Guide - A K Financial, Real Estate
Business success is the result of what you know. Richard Balles of A-K Real Estate says, in every industry there are key elements—secrets—that if known will help to insure success but if not known will certainly lead to failure. Real Estate investing is no different. Success begins with knowledge. What are some of the critical lessons that every real estate investor should know? With help of Richard Balles, A K Real Estate and A K Financial has created a list of 10 things every investor should knowRefinancing Advice from Richard Balles of A-K Financial
It has been said that you should never refinance your home loan unless your new mortgage rate is at least two percent lower than your old mortgage rate. This is horrible mortgage advice. Instead of buying into the two percent rule of mortgage refinancing it makes more sense to base your decision on a cost and savings rather than this urban legend of financial advice. This is of course if lowering your payment is your goal when refinancing your home.