Tammy Emineth
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Writer, blogger, content marketing, wife and mom! Helping folks increase traffic and leads to their websites since 2004.
Stories (24/0)
Why Can't I Get Excited Touring Houses?
House hunting, though often fraught with stress, carries an undeniable allure of excitement and adventure, especially for first-time buyers. The prospect of exploring various houses, envisioning one's future within their walls, and contemplating the possibilities each property holds can spark a sense of exhilaration. However, while it's natural to feel excitement during this process, it's prudent to temper these emotions and maintain a level-headed approach until the tours are concluded. In the realm of real estate, exercising restraint with your enthusiasm offers several advantages.
By Tammy Eminethabout a month ago in Journal
A Guide To Buying Foreclosures
If you're considering buying a foreclosed home, it's crucial to have an experienced real estate expert by your side to guide you through the process. A real estate agent who specializes in foreclosures can help you navigate the complex and often confusing world of foreclosed properties.
By Tammy Emineth12 months ago in Journal
Top 5 Local Eastpoint Florida Eateries to Check Out
There is nothing quite like the taste of local food when visiting a new town or city. But eating local doesn't just benefit you or your experience of enjoying the unique quality of the restaurant, it can also benefit your health and the farmers and fishers in the community. Because local food is fresher, it tends to provide more nutrients, while using less packaging. Supporting local food businesses can lead to stronger local economies. It is no different in the coastal town of Eastpoint, Florida.
By Tammy Eminethabout a year ago in Wander
Knobs vs. Handles on Cabinets
If you are remodeling your kitchen or bathroom and you are done with the process of picking out your cabinetry, then you are looking at the finishes. The debate of knobs vs pull handles now begins. A lot of the time this decision is quickly made and glossed over, and there needs to be some thought put into this hardware that you will use consistently. So, let's dive into some of the factors you should consider.
By Tammy Eminethabout a year ago in Styled
What Makes a Good Real Estate Transaction Coordinator
A good real estate transaction coordinator is organized, detail-oriented, and has excellent communication skills. They should have a thorough understanding of the real estate transaction process and be able to effectively manage and coordinate all of the tasks and deadlines involved. They should also be able to work well under pressure and handle multiple tasks at once. Additionally, they should be able to work well with a team, including real estate agents, escrow officers, and other professionals involved in the transaction. They must also be knowledgeable about the real estate laws and regulations in their area.
By Tammy Eminethabout a year ago in Journal
Common Childhood Illnesses 2021
A part of being a kid is getting sick and there are also many illnesses to grapple with. The common cold is familiar enough, but plenty of other ailments can afflict your little one. Adults know that getting the common cold or flu is just a part of life. It can be a lot more difficult as a parent to see our kids struggle with illness though. But, given that infants and children haven’t been exposed to infections, they haven’t developed immunity to germs. That means that they’re going to have to deal with childhood diseases and symptoms. Kids tend to touch everything and suck their thumbs too, so the probability is even higher! However, most common childhood illnesses can be dealt with speedily. There’s a long list of childhood illness symptoms that can impact your child’s well-being.
By Tammy Emineth2 years ago in Families
Rehabilitation After Back Surgery
Do you need rehabilitation after back surgery? The simple answer is, yes. There are many different reasons why your surgeon may require rehabilitation post surgery and pending on the type of surgury, you may be looking at a few different types or rehabilitation to ensure you have proper healing, ample movement as well as an adequate plan to help manage your pain while you heal.
By Tammy Emineth2 years ago in Longevity
How to Set Up Your Home's Utilities
When moving into your new home, you of course will want all of the essential utilities to be set up and ready to go for the day you move in, so that your first night in your new home is a comfortable one, or as comfortable as possible.
By Tammy Emineth3 years ago in Lifehack
How to Choose the Right Fencing For Your Home
Throughout history, a home with an attractive white picket fence has been a symbol of “the American dream.” But today, this icon of the past is often replaced by fencing that adds privacy and security as well as “curb appeal” to a home.
By Tammy Emineth3 years ago in Lifehack
5 Forgotten Costs to Buying a Home
So, you think you’ve budgeted to buy a house, but have you thought of everything? Hopefully the answer is yes, however, for many home buyers, especially first-time buyers there may be a few hidden, or unexpected fees that creep their way into your budgets, and if not planned for, could be detrimental to either your buying journey altogether, or cause you financial hardship.
By Tammy Emineth3 years ago in Lifehack
What is a Reverse Mortgage and Is It Right for You?
As people age closer to retirement, they may wonder about the different ways to increase their financial enjoyment of retirement. One of the most advertised ways for seniors to do so is via a reverse mortgage. You may have seen TV commercials with famous celebrities touting reverse mortgages – as well as advertisements on social media and magazines – but are wondering if it’s right for you. While it may seem like a scam, for the right person it actually is a great option but it's also important to understand the process and your rights.
By Tammy Emineth3 years ago in Lifehack
Writing a Witness Letter to Support a Disability Claim
When compiling a Social Security disability benefits application, it can be a good strategy for an applicant to include a letter from a caregiver, past employer, or family member. The Social Security regulations state that the Social Security Administration (SSA) can use evidence from qualifying nonmedical sources to show the level of a medical condition and how that condition prevents the applicant from working.
By Tammy Emineth3 years ago in Families
