John R Jimenez

01/06/2024

Tips On How To Maintain Your Flooring

💎 Nice floors in a rental property help it rent faster and retain its value.

💡 Use these tips on how to maintain your flooring for your own rental properties.

1. Wood Floors: Use a soft-bristled broom when sweeping

2. Ceramic Tile Flooring: It’s best to mop every day to remove surface dirt.

3. Carpeted Floors: Carpeting is best maintained with regular vacuuming and periodic shampooing for best results.

John Jimenez | eXp Realty
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John Jimenez

01/01/2024

💸 Are you making mortgage payments every month?

👇 Here are 4 advantages of making extra payments to pay your mortgage.

1. YOU’LL PAY LESS INTEREST OVER THE LIFE OF THE LOAN

The less time you take paying a loan off, the less interest you end up paying.

2. YOU’LL PAY OFF THE LOAN AND BUILD EQUITY FASTER
Obviously, if you pay more each month, you’ll pay the loan off faster.

3. YOU HAVE MORE OPTIONS
For instance, you would be able to take out a home equity line of credit that gives you fast cash for just about anything you need.

4. YOU CAN REFINANCE EASILY FOR A LOWER INTEREST RATE
This advantage is most useful once the property is paid off, but even before that happens, paying extra sets you up for easy refinancing at lower interest rates to save yourself even more money.

John Jimenez | eXp Realty
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John Jimenez

12/28/2023

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12/28/2023

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12/13/2023

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12/01/2023

💸 Buying new furniture can be quite the expense.

😉 The good news is, however, that you can replace your old, worn-out furniture with new and vibrant pieces without breaking the bank.

👇 Here are six ways to get great furniture at a great price.

1. Browse craigslist and/or freecycle
The trick to craigslist shopping is to browse higher-end areas to ensure you find higher-end pieces. Just make sure any cleaning or repairs don’t exceed your good deal.

2. Diy your current furniture
If you’re the handy or crafty type, you may want to consider reupholstering or refinishing your current furniture to make it appear brand new.

3. Look for yard sales, estate sales, and garage sales
Yard sales, estate sales, and garage sales are excellent places to find unique furnishings you may not have considered before.

4. Going-out-of-business sales
If you’ve got some wiggle room, wait for going-out-of-business sales to get the best deals on new furniture.

5. Shop thrift stores
With just a little attention, you could end up with a wonderful piece of furniture at a bargain price.

6. Look for clearance and discount sections
Your local furniture store may have a clearance section where they sell last year’s models or pieces with slight imperfections such as scuffs or dents at rock-bottom prices.

John Jimenez | eXp Realty
[email protected] | (201) 658-2444
https://johnjimenez.exprealty.com/

John Jimenez

11/29/2023

❄️ With the dreary days of winter upon us, who couldn’t use a little colorful?

🌺 Here are several colorful plants you need to brighten your home.

1. Golden fluorite
Golden fluorite can handle the drier indoor air, but it loves to be on the moist side.

2. Guacamole
The guacamole is an easy to grow plant that actually has its own cup to hold water.

3. Birkin
What makes this one so appealing, however, is the unique pinstriping on each leaf.

4. Harvest moon
It can stand the top inch of its soil to dry out, but you should never let it go completely dry.

5. Positively peridot
This plant also has a burst of burgundy splotches and red margins that tease and tantalize the senses by catching the light on tiny hair-like fibers and reflecting it back for a stunning display.

John Jimenez | eXp Realty
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John Jimenez

11/27/2023

🏡 Is your neighbor’s yard an eyesore? Try one of these creative ideas for your backyard fence!

5 Creative Ideas For Your Backyard Fence

1. Shrubbery. Shrubs make great barriers between adjoining yards.

2. Trees. Create a stunning privacy wall by planting trees in a straight row.

3. Plant vines. Simply install lattice or another wood frame for the plants to grow on and plant a few irish or english ivy

4.Bamboo fencing. Bamboo fencing adds a natural looking border that’s quite versatile

5. Build an outbuilding. If you’re tired of looking at your neighbor’s chaotic backyard, you can build an outbuilding to help block it from view.

John Jimenez | eXp Realty
[email protected] | (201) 658-2444
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John Jimenez

11/01/2023

11/01/2023

🏡 It doesn’t take long for a wood deck to start looking weathered and neglected.

👉 Here are a few tips to help you keep your wood deck in tip-top shape.

1. Do A Water Test
Simply spray some water on it and watch what happens to the water. If it soaks into the wood, it’s time to reseal.

2. Clean Before Sealing
Use a cleaner designed for wood to remove obvious surface dirt and then sand the deck lightly to prepare it for staining and/or sealing.

3. Use A Deck Brightener
If your deck is particularly weathered, apply a deck brightener to breathe new life into it.

4. Seal Your Deck
Purchase a stain/sealer that repels water and resists fading.

5. Keep Up With Maintenance
Periodically clean your deck of surface dirt and stains and conduct a water test to spot issues before they become big problems.

John Jimenez | eXp Realty
[email protected] | (201) 658-2444
https://johnjimenez.exprealty.com/

John Jimenez