Monica Cook Home and Lifestyles

Bankruptcy unfairly stigmatizes well-intentioned, responsible Americans who were often put in a situation by external factors. Although for most who have had to file bankruptcy and loose there home. The road to buying another home is not out of reach. Depending on the chapter filing done the next step would be to get in touch with a lender to formulate a game plan to get back on track and into a home.  Other options worth pursuing if you have a down payment would be to do a lease option to buy. If you were fortunate enought to sell your home and get some cash out this could help you to quickly transition to another home. Lease options will work in your favor with lenders when working towards your exit plan. I have worked with numerous home buyers and sellers working this strategy. Below is another article you can look up for some further action steps from Realtor.com  Buying a house after bankruptcy may sound like an impossible feat. But it's entirely doable if ...

If you're used to having your own space, moving in with your significant other can be an adjustment. With the recent quarantine to our homes I am sure some of you are learning creative ways on how to do some of these tips more readily with spending some much time at home. This is more of a challenge when you have smaller spaces to work with. What are some ways or systems you have created to have your own space in your home? Have you had to create borders or new rules? Have you found it more challenging to have alone time? If you are moving into a new relashonship sharing space is one thing we all experience differently. Especially if you are used to and love your own space and don't like things being messed with. It's defininetly a compromise when having to share your space when they don't not keep things up or in the same order as you do. Have you talked with or invisioned with your significant other what your space will look like? What about...

Are you haveing a hard time finding things to do for your kiddos? What things have you found helpful that you are willing to share. Here are some helpful links and resources I have come across. I hope you find these helpful in your homes. These are recommend for ages K-12. Although my toddler is pretty bright and loves some of these.Quarantine is normal for me especially in the winter as I work from home and have a 3 yr old toddler who definelty keeps me on the run with multi tasking. But I found you have to break things up a bit to stay sane if you know what I mean.  If you try any of these please let me know what you loved or what you found helpful. And if you will be implementing any news things into your routines after we are all set FREE. Enjoy!  Things for Your Kiddo's to DO While Stuck at Home......😃 • Scholastic Learn At Home Program: An activity portal of free daily courses for kids https://bit.ly/2vxRimy  • Mystery Science: Free science les...

Insect repellant is generally not the best for you. What are your thoughts on repellents? Have you tried other remedies you have found work that you can share? If so where did you learn it from? How long have you been doing it? Do you have a fur baby? What are your recommneds in this area? I have tried lemon grass that I plant and rub on my skin not sure if it has worked I guess it did while sitting on my porch no bites🦟. However the smell is amazing. I'd love to hear your suggetions and ideas on this. Yes or no to repellents?  If there's one group of people you can count on to be up to date on all the latest developments in health-conscious products, it's moms. From reading up on from https://bit.ly/3drthic in Salt Lake County Homes And Lifestyle