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Date: Fri. Jan. 29 2010 9:16 AM ET
Even though we're just a few weeks into winter, the prep for the hot spring real estate season is already underway. If you want to get your home on the market in the next few months and want top dollar, we've got great ideas for you all week to add value to your property. Plus, we're in the last couple of days to take advantage of the Home Renovation Tax Credit.
Monday: How to choose the experts and not get ripped off
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Tuesday: We show you the room renovations that yield the most return
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Wednesday: Improving your curb appeal and why the outdoors matters too
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Thursday: Staging your home before you sell...we've got a great before and after
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Friday: Energy-efficiency rates high for homebuyers -- find out what people are now demanding
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To check out the e-guide with additional information on all these topics, visit casaguru.com
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