When it is the appropriate time to let your loved ones know that you are going to sell my house Pittsburgh-PA, its can quickly become an emotional time period. Not to mention having to locate and purchase a new house that your family will love. In addition, the entire process of selling your house in Pittsburgh-PA requires a lot of time and can be straining on your emotions. Listed below are some suggestions for you to follow that will make selling you house a little easier!Having A Home Inspection If You Are Planning on Selling It The Normal Realtor WayMost every single potential home buyer will request a home inspection before closing a sale, it is always in your best interest to spend the money and have one completed before hand. Most importantly this helps you understand the curren... 05/07/2020

I found this while I was surfing around and thought it was kind of cool. Enter all the places you go, work, drive and it will tell you what place in the city you should live to minimize your commute. Pretty neat. A great tool if you are relocating to Pittsburgh. Or you can call me and I can help you find the best place in the Pittsburgh area to live. Try it out... http://www.optimalhomelocation.com/RealEstateTool.html Relocating to Pittsburgh? Call Christa Ross from RE/MAX Select Realty, at 724-933-6300 x214 (office) or 724-309-1758 (direct) or visit my website at www.bestpittsburghhomes.com. 07/28/2012

  Metro Scale Up is inviting Pittsburgh homeowners to attend a FREE energy conservation session in Squirrel Hill. Professionals in the residential energy, weatherization and financing industries will educate residents about the environmental, social and economic benefits of home weatherization.           East End Efficiency Education Session   Wednesday 3.21.2012 - 6pm   Jewish Community Center - Levinson Hall   5738 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217   Free and open to the public - Refreshments will be served       The Metro Scale Up Community & Education Campaign is a widespread community engagement and education campaign, kicking off in Squirrel Hill then moving on to Penn Hills, Hazelwood and Wilkinsburg.   The Metro Scale Up Community & Education Campaign is a partnership of ACTI... 03/16/2012

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Squirrel Hill PA, Classic Murdoch Farms Ranch Home For SaleLocation: Squirrel HillCharming ranch in Murdoch Farms, great location in the heart of Sq. Hill. Walk to Sq. Hill business district, CMU, PITT and Schenley Park. Hardwood floors throughout, updated kitchen has wood cabinets, ceramic tile floor, newer appliances and is open to the dining room. Large bright living room with decorative marble fireplace and recessed lighting. Central air-conditioning, finished den in basement, two car integral garage and lots of storage in basement. Newly landscaped private fenced back yard with patio and tranquil Koi pond. Don't miss this wonderful home! Contact Liz Caplan to schedule your tour of this home, 412-302-2645, liz@pittsburghhomesite.com.InformationContact InformationLiz CaplanLiz@pittsb... 04/23/2011

The thought of relocating to Pittsburgh is a big and exciting adventure. You are probably anxiously waiting for the day when you will finally settle into your new home. Only one nightmare separates you from your dream home, and that is moving. Moving is not an easy task and a lot of planning is required to make the relocation to Pittsburgh easy and stress-free. You also want to protect your property from damage during the move and wrap up any loose ends with your old house. Here are some tips that will help make moving and settling down into your new home much easier.  Pack up: Pack all your belonging in protective moving boxes. Weigh and label each box to keep track of moving charges that are calculated using weight. Check for insurance: Find out if the moving company or the insurance ... 03/03/2011

Did you know that a program called the Pittsburgh Promise helps students graduating from the Pittsburgh Public Schools to pursue further their education after high school by guaranteeing qualified students $5,000 a year for college. That number is expected to increase to $10,000 a year in 2012. In order to qualify students must graduate from Pittsburgh Public Schools or one of its charter high schools, be a student in the district and a resident of Pittsburgh continuously since at least the 9th grade, earn a minimum of 2.5 GPA, maintain a minimum of 90% attendance record and earn admission to any public or private post-secondary school that is covered by The Pittsburgh Promise. Those schools include all Pennsylvania state-funded schools, community colleges and private schools that offer... 01/16/2011