Get your neighbor’s contact information - Have your neighbor's contact information in case of an emergency, or simply to invite them over for dinner.
Have a homeowner journal -
Get yourself a ring binder to keep insurance papers, repair receipts, and all other paperwork belonging to the house. Organization makes life much easier.
Understand electrical circuits -
To become a master homeowner, get an understanding of how the electrical circuits in your home function.
Before you buy a toilet -
If you want to get an elongated toilet bowl, make sure you measure the space first.
Choose timeless colors -
To avoid any costly remodeling in the future, go for neutral colors for fixtures, like toilets, tile, tubs, and countertops.
Proper light bulb wattage -
Be careful not to use a light bulb with wattage too high for a given outlet. This can easily result in a home fire
Don't squish ants -
Instead of squishing ants, place liquid bait around areas where you've seen them, like under the sink and along walls. This way they'll take the toxic bait back to the nest.
How your home is ventilated -
In order to prevent harmful pollutants and unwanted moisture that can affect your health, make sure all exhaust vents are unobstructed and inspected yearly.
Your home’s electrical capacity -
If you want to add a new appliance or make a modernization update, make sure your circuit can handle the additional load.
The nearest hospital -
In case of an emergency, it's worth noting the locations of the closest hospital, emergency clinic, and vet.