Happy Homeowners Home Maintenance Journal. Available in both Paperback and Hard Cover.

Every home needs a journal documenting remodeling, updating, repairs, and maintenance. Keep all of your important home information organized in one place.

My oldest daughter and her husband bought their first single-family home several years ago, which is a Victorian-style home built in 1901. The house came with a journal documenting all the updates, remodeling, and repairs done over the 120+ years it has existed. This was such a great idea, I thought every household should have the same home maintenance journal that can be passed on to future owners.

This home maintenance Journal will allow you to document the following:

Remodeling, updates, repairs, and who completed them. Rating of the contractor and their contact information. Property maintenance tips, seasonal checklists, property component terms, diagrams, and much more.

HAPPY HOMEOWNERS HOME MAINTENANCE JOURNAL: Keep all of your important home information organized in one place.: Turner, Fred: 9798273445901: Amazon.com: Books

 

 

Just some of the Helpful Information within this book:

    - Remodeling,

    - Updates

    - Repairs and who completed them.

    - Rating of the contractor  & contact information

    - Property maintenance tips

    - Seasonal checklists

    - Property component terms

    - Diagrams, and much more

The Happy Homeowners HANDBOOK For Navigating Property Claims: Learn how the Claims Process Works, Your Options, and How to Maximize Your Property Claim from a preferred vendor's perspective. Available in Paperback

by Fred Turner (Author)

 

The Happy Homeowners HANDBOOK For Navigating Property Claims: Learn how the Claims Process Works, Your Options, and How to Maximize Your Property Claim from a preferred vendor's perspective.: Turner, Mr. Fred: 9798294338268: Amazon.com: Books

 

by Mr. Fred Turner (Author)

 

 
Damage to your property can be a very scary and stressful situation. Knowing what to do and how the property claim process works can put your mind at ease and make this situation much less stressful. The author, Fred Turner, has been in the home restoration industry for the past 15+ years and is currently a repair estimator for a Chicagoland restoration company.

While he has inspected hundreds of properties, most property owners do not understand how the claim process works, what options they have, or where they can go to have their questions answered. This is a very common situation; in over 90% of his inspections, Fred has been on, so he wanted to provide answers to common questions property owners had in this easy-to-understand book. Fred addresses the following topics in this book:
- The Claims Process Explained
- Water Losses and Flood Claims
- Storm Damage Claims
- Mold Claims
- Fire, Lightning, and Smoke Claims
- Vehicle Damage to House Claims
- Theft and Vandalism Claims
- Animal and Insect Damage Claims
- Earthquakes, Mud Slides, and Sinkhole Claims
- Bio Hazard Claims
- The Reconstruction Process
- Asbestos- What is it
- What is A Public Adjuster
- Common Property Claim Mistakes

This book is written from the perspective of a preferred vendor contractor, which means that the insurance company (through a third party) recommends and has vetted the contractor.
 

 

The Happy Homeowners Property Claim Documentation BOOKLET

Keep all your important property claim Information at hand in one organized booklet 

Available in Paperback 

by Fred Turner (Author)

 

It is critical in any property claim to document all the details of your claim, the dates, times, and the people you have spoken to as well as the content of the conversations. This documentation booklet will provide you with a guide that will walk you through the process and includes the following:

- Pre-made forms, documents, and flowcharts.

- Organizational forms for important contact info., important claim details, and space for notes.

- Form for loss date, details of what happened, and specific damages.

- Form for restoration company and repair contractor details, estimate information and dates..

- Damaged contents forms and tips on how to submit information.

- Explanation of how the claims process works.

- Property insurance terminology and much more.

The Happy Homeowners Handbook for First-Time Homebuyers: Learn to navigate the homebuying process and tips for new homeowners.

Available in Paperback 

by Fred Turner (Author)

 

First-Time Homebuyers: Learn how to become a Happy Homeowner with no regrets. If you are considering buying your first home, or just moved into your first home, this book is for you.

Topics addressed in this book are:
  • benefits to homeownership
  • all about buying your first home
  • the loan, lawyer, inspection
  • preparing for the move
  • home maintenance tips
  • repairs and remodeling tips
  • preparing for cold and storms
  • the insurance claim process
  • the home selling process
  • helpful resources

If you are considering buying your first home and you’re not sure if you are in the position to do so or how the process works, the information in this book can help guide you through the entire process. This book also walks you through what to do after you move into your new home as well as how to sell your new home down the road.

If you are a new homeowner this book also offers a wealth of tips and helpful resources that will assist you in your quest to be a happy homeowner with no regrets.

The Happy Homeowners HANDBOOK For Selling Your Home "By Owner": Sell Your Home and Save Thousands in Commissions.

Available in Paperback

By Fred Turner (Author)

 

Considering selling your home yourself and saving thousands? This short handbook will quickly walk you through the process. Some topics addressed in this book are:

- Benefits of selling your home yourself

- How much money can your save?

- Preparing your home for sale

- Pricing, marketing, and showing your home

- Buyer’s pre-approvals, lawyer, inspection

- Negotiating and preparing for the move

- Closing costs, helpful resources, and more.

Why would any homeowner want to sell their own home themselves? To save money and to have more control over the selling process. Who knows your home, neighborhood, and nearby area better than you? Why would you do much of the remodeling work on your home to save money, then give away tens of thousands in real estate commissions?

The goal of this book is to share knowledge, advice, and tips that will assist you in selling your home yourself, the “By Owner” way and save tens of thousands of dollars in real estate commissions.

Not everyone is cut-out to sell their home themselves. This is a commitment you are undertaking; it should not be an “I’ll give this a try.” You should give the same length of time commitment to sell your home by owner as you would give a Realtor if he or she was listing your home, which is typically at least 3 months. You are not in this process alone. Once you assemble your team of professionals they can assist you along the way.