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A If for any reason you believe you received this email in error or if you no longer wish to receive these emails,  click here to unsubscribe. Oct 30, 2020 REAL ESTATE BRIEF Should you renovate before listing your home for sale? Image Source: CCM-Finance Right now, the real estate market is more competitive than ever. And that means that buyers who are eager to move can be willing to overlook minor repairs or cosmetic issues if it means that they can lock down the right home at the right price.  After all, there's a severe shortage of inventory in the housing market right now - and far too many buyers are finding themselves getting priced out of the homes they want.  But this is actually great news if you're looking to sell. Because it means that their plight may mean you can skip on the bigger renovation projects before you list your house for sale and cash in on the demand for your home. If you're seriously ready to sell and move but don't want to take on four hundred major projects before you do, here's what you need to do next... Related Real Estate Headlines   Home sales fell in September - here's why Are adjustable rate mortgages making a comeback? Patio heaters are "the new toilet paper" YOU NEED TO SEE THIS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE Recommended Link: This election will be the most controversial of our lifetimes (no matter WHO wins).   That means the day AFTER the election could be the most chaotic of our lifetimes.   So for the first time ever... we're doing a LIVESTREAM the day AFTER the election to tackle the market in REAL TIME.   No matter what happens...   We'll show you EXACTLY how to position yourself for profit...   Step by step...   Minute by minute...   100% live...   And 100% free.   Just Register Here to Reserve Your Spot (Wednesday, November 4 at 1 p.m. ET) HEALTH & WELLNESS BRIEF You need to stock up on these 6 pantry staples now Nutrition experts contend that now is the time to stock your pantry with healthy options for the fall and winter, long before any pandemic-related logistics disruptions that lead to grocery shortages surface again.     So, what are some staples you can stock up on? Canned fruits and vegetables are always a great go-to when shopping for healthy non-perishables. Having a variety of canned fruits and veggies on-hand can help keep your meals nutritious. Just be sure to grab options that are low in sodium, sugar, and additives.     Whole wheat pasta is also a great option to have in your pantry. It's not only healthier than traditional pasta, but it also offers lots of fiber and antioxidants to help keep your immune system healthy.   What are some other staples you need to have stocked in your pantry? Related Wellness Headlines   Can a flu shot lower your risk of getting coronavirus? These are the best weight loss diets according to the experts YOUR FUN & GAMES BRIEF Are you ready to make your car soar? Image Source: Klein Vision   Flying cars, the versatile vehicles fit for both land and air, have long been a dream for mankind. That dream has become a reality, though for a very limited number of people. For now. LIFESTYLE BRIEF Here are the wellness travel trends you'll see next year The pandemic has shifted the tourism industry in dramatic ways, and postponed travel plans for most people. However, as we begin braving vacations again next year, there are some trends that will likely emerge, according to Health and Fitness Travel.  The focus? Wellness.  As travelers ponder how they might boost their immunity, destress, and stay safe, we will likely see an influx in retreats that focus on such goals. Wellness staycations or more isolated destinations will also become more popular. We will see, too, an increase in remote employees who bring their work with them. What else might you want to include in your wellness travel plans? Related Lifestyle Headlines   What's at the top of your holiday wish list? Travel   You'll want to check out this new menswear collection Stay Informed, Rex Jackson   P.S. Know someone who'd love the Brief Updates? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: BriefUpdates.com   What did you think of Today's Edition? Very Useful Good Okay Not Useful @ 2020 Brief Updates 20 N. Orange Avenue, 32801, Orlando, United States   ARCHIVES | PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS & CONDITIONS | UNSUBSCRIBE