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On the Menu: Vegan Options Around Klamath Falls
If you've been checking out Klamath Falls homes for sale, you might have already noticed all the great dining options there are in the area. From local coffee shops and quaint bistros to fine dining establishments, there are plenty of choices!
November is World Vegan Month, making now the perfect time to start exploring some of your local options for vegan-friendly foods. We asked our real estate agents about their favorite places to enjoy vegan fare. Here's a round-up of their top recommendations.
- Terra Veg Vegan Eatery: 249 E. Main St., Klamath Falls, OR 97601
If you're looking for a purely vegan restaurant, you'll want to pay a visit to Terra Veg Vegan Eatery. They offer a menu that's strongly focused on Mediterranean cuisine and is 100% plant-based. Chef Liz Arraj is a passionate vegan who prides herself on shopping small and using local, organic ingredients whenever possible. All the menu items are also made in small batches to ensure freshness and reduce food waste.
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How to Make Veterans Loans Work for You
November 11th is Veterans Day, and there is no better way to honor the men and women who have served our nation than to make it a little easier to obtain the American dream of owning a home. Our real estate agents work closely with veterans and their families and can help navigate the paperwork and process of securing a VA home loan to purchase a home in Oregon. If you or your spouse is a veteran, the following are some things you should know about the process and changes that are in the works.
Getting Started
The first thing you should do is locate a realtor with specific experience with VA home loans. It will make the process easier and less complicated. In addition, the right agent can help you navigate lending requirements and streamline your search to Klamath Falls homes for sale that fall within your price range and desired budget.
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Art on Display Around Klamath Falls
One of the best things about living in the Klamath Falls area is that it has such a rich culture. Our real estate agents love showing potential new residents around and helping them explore all of the interesting things there are to do in the area.
If you're an art enthusiast, you'll love visiting some of the area's best art studios. Here are a few we recommend.
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Check Your Chimney Before That First Fall Fire
It's your first fall in your new home, and what better way to celebrate that autumn spirit than with a nice fire in the fireplace? But don't start piling logs on just yet. Before you go lighting that first fall fire, it's important to check your chimney and make sure it's in good working order. How do you check it? How do you know if it's OK? What are you looking for? Our real estate agents share what you need to know.
Visual Inspection
The first step in checking your chimney is fairly simple: Shine a flashlight upward into your chimney, so you can see its condition. Are there any loose bricks in the chimney? Get them repaired before lighting a fire.
Next, do you see any white streaks on the walls of the chimney? Don't operate your fireplace until they're cleaned. Those white streaks are called creosote. It's a pesticide used to preserve wood from things like termites, fungus, and other pests. If your fireplace wood has been treated with creosote, it can build up in your chimney over time the more you use it.
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Homeowners: Get Your Yard Ready for Trick-or-Treat
With cooler weather, spice, pumpkins, and everything scary popping up in stores, Halloween is just around the corner. It's always fun to see the excitement little ones show when they don fun costumes, knock on your door, and yell trick or treat! However, this fun-filled night can turn into a disaster if your home isn't prepared for visitors. To prevent accidents or injuries, it's important to prepare your front yard and porch for the arrival of any neighborhood witches, ghosts, princesses, or superheroes. Here are a few helpful tips from our real estate agents to help ensure that trick-or-treaters have a safe, enjoyable, and spooky night.
- Add Safe and Festive Lighting
Signal trick-or-treaters that you're open for business by ensuring your porch light is on. A few glow sticks, LED lights, battery-powered candles, or lanterns can help illuminate your yard and direct traffic to the candy. Brighten up the path to your door by laying down rope lighting, turning on floodlights, or putting up walkway lights.