1. Store your documents online. "Scan, upload, digitize, or e-mail your docs to SlideShare, Posterous, or Google Docs. You'll never have to worry about computer crashes. And try Microsoft OneNote. I don't know how I lived without it for so long," says Stephanie Crawford of Zeiltin InTown in Nashville, Tenn. 2. Minimize Distractions. "Your office space should be dedicated only to things that help make you money or are for the practice of your profession," says M. Colleen Klimczak, certified professional organizer... read more

Thanks to all the folks that submitted photos to Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Realty's Pet Pix Contest! We received more than 500 contest entries, so Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Realty will donate $500 to Paw’s Place Animal Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Winnabow, NC! We appreciate your participation and your support. Want to do more to help Paw’s Place Animal Rescue? We’ll be accepting donations for Paw’s Place at all of our offices August 2-5, 2010. Needed items include dog food, toys, blankets, towels, and especially ... read more

Article From Houselogic.com By: Douglas Trattner Published: August 28, 2009 When deciding to repair or replace appliances, consider age, repair cost, pricing, energy efficiency, and whether to modify your kitchen to accommodate a new unit. When your refrigerator, dishwasher, or washing machine act out, you may feel torn about whether to call a technician or junk the unit in favor of something new. In times of plenty, it's easy to convince yourself that a product requires replacement when all it really needs is a m... read more

Article From Houselogic.com By: Jeanne Huber Published: September 16, 2009 Deciding whether to repair or replace roofing is largely an exercise in timing--you don't want to reroof too soon and waste money, but you don't want to wait too long either. Eventually, all roofs wear out and need to be replaced. You don't want to do it too soon, because you'll waste money. But you also don't want to wait too long, because then you'll end up with leaks and expensive water damage. To get the timing right, you need to know h... read more

Heating Equipment: Repair or Replace? Article From Houselogic.com By: Oliver Marks Published: September 24, 2009 The decision to repair or replace heating equipment depends on its age, the cost of repair, and how much money a more efficient system will save you. It happens eventually in every home. On a particularly frigid morning, you wake up and crank the thermostat just like usual, but there's no response: No comforting sound of the system firing up and no warmth rising from the air vents or radiators. Hopefull... read more