Erin H., Author at The Outlier Model

4 Money-Saving Changes You Should Make to Your Rental Properties

Erin H. / February 13th, 2023 / No Comments

If you own rental properties, you can benefit immensely from learning how to make money without leaning too hard on your renters. This is going to help your properties stay favorable even as the economic conditions ebb and flow. Have a look at four changes you can make to your rental properties that will help you save money, all while giving your tenants the best. 1. Get Energy-Efficient Roofing If...

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Handling the Costs of Maintaining Your Home

Erin H. / February 8th, 2023 / No Comments

A homeowner who wants to keep their home in great shape throughout will be aware of the fact that this can be done with consistent home maintenance. Home maintenance tasks cost money, so it’s crucial to find the best way to go about getting them done. This will enable you to handle the costs that it takes to maintain your home. Continue reading to get an idea of the benefits of home maintenance...

Posted in: Personal Finance

7 Reasons You Should Get a Dog to Guard Your Family Home

Erin H. / February 7th, 2023 / No Comments

Dogs have been man’s best friend for thousands of years, providing love, companionship, and security. In today’s world, dogs can play an important role in protecting your family and home. Your city, like any other city, has its share of theft and burglaries, and having a guard dog can help reduce the risk of falling victim to these crimes. In this article, we’ll look at seven reasons...

Posted in: Family, Home

3 Ways You Can Save on Energy Costs

Erin H. / January 23rd, 2023 / No Comments

The talk of looming inflation has taken over the airwaves. Essentially, this means things might get worse before they become better. Expert economists advise being frugal in readiness for the oncoming recession. But you don’t have to be bombarded with news of doom to save. It’s prudent to save for a rainy day. One way is to cut down on energy bills. Although US energy consumption is expected...

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