Rochelle Heath-Harris
Expertise
Real Estate, Home Decorating, Gardening
- In her previous role as a digital journalist for CitySignal, a New York City-based online news source with a real estate focus, she pitched and wrote their first series "A Billionaire's Affairs," covering the bio and real estate portfolio of a different billionaire each week.
- Her work has been mentioned on the well-respected investment news website Seeking Alpha and on Wired, and she has an extensive portfolio on CitySignal.
- Rochelle is writing her first book to be published, "The Dandelion Patch."
Experience
Rochelle has been writing professionally for five years with much of her focus on real estate-related topics. Besides CitySignal, she's also written for RealtyHop, RentHop, Sell Your House Fast - Las Vegas (and 3 other locations), and several others. She also edited a manuscript for a now-published book ("They Can't All Be Winners"). Additionally, she works with her life partner Richie in their gardening business and on their one-acre property and semi-circle earth-berm house. She has a passion for interior design and is endlessly trying out new ideas, and loves doing home improvement projects as well.
Education
Rochelle attended Phoenix College for two years studying Nursing and English, and was an Honor List student with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
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Stories By Rochelle Heath-Harris
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Do you notice more wasp activity in your yard during the fall? There's a few reasons why this may be the case . Here are natural ways to keep them away.
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While the beautiful butterfly bush attracts countless pollinators, it also has negative characteristics that make it a bad choice for your garden.
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When your Dracaena fragrans (corn) plant appears to be dying, you may not be sure why. Here's what may be the reason and how to save your corn plant.
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While the combo may not seem obvious, using Epsom salt in lettuce gardens can provide many benefits. It's also easy to incorporate Epsom salt into your routine.
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Making your house a smart home might seem like a lot of work, but there's a time for everything. The fall or when you're doing other projects are best.
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While sunflowers typically follow the sun across the sky, they can also sometimes begin to droop. Discover a few reasons why this occurs and how to fix it.
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If you've smelled skunks or noticed signs of them in your garden recently, repel these pests with some common fruits that you probably have in your kitchen.
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When deciding whether to use acrylic or oil-based paint for your deck, there are multiple factors to consider. The best option depends on your circumstances.
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Curb appeal can play a major role in determining your home's resale value. To make your house more attractive, consider this landscaping tip from HGTV.
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Blister beetles can cause significant damage to your garden. To avoid attracting them, keep their favorite plant out of your local landscape.
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Tropical hibiscus has specific needs during the winter. The best approach to bringing it inside from the cold depends on the time and space you have available.
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If you've over-watered your orchid, you can still save it! Learn how to save an over-watered orchid, as well as how to water orchids to prevent over-watering.
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Savvy homeowners will want to make sure any maintenance is completed before winter. Here is why cold temperatures could mean cracked concrete around your home.
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There's one beverage you might not have considered as a plant fertilizer, but chances are you already have a bottle (or more) in your kitchen.
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If you've just finished painting a wall and you notice unsightly brushstrokes, don't panic. Learn how to easily fix this issue and avoid it in the future.
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If you live in a rainy area, planting in flat rows may not be the best idea. Discover why raised rows are the better choice and how to add these to your garden.
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If you move your succulents outdoors for the summer, be sure to check them thoroughly for fungus gnats before moving them back inside. Here's how to do it!
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When fighting tough toilet bowl stains, you might wonder if you're using the best product. Choosing a powder or liquid cleaner is the first step. Let us help.
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Unexpected financial straits can affect just about anyone, but if you find yourself struggling to make your mortgage payments, there is action you can take.
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If your bedroom feels like a sauna, look at your window treatments. A certain type could be absorbing heat and raising the temperatures in your room.
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Something you might not be aware of is how beneficial shrubs really are for birds. We'll explain all the ways that shrubs support our feathered flying friends.
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If pests keep destroying your garden, there's one flower you could plant nearby that may deter them. Learn which flower it is and how it protects plants.
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Mistletoe is great for holiday festivities but not so great for your garden. Here's why you may want to steer clear of hosting this plant on your property.
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Whether you love snakes or find them creepy, there are compelling reasons to welcome them into your garden. Here's how and why you should send them an invite.
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In many homes, you can find the fan-favorite toy, LEGO. However, these fun bricks can be breeding ground for germs. Here's how to properly clean your LEGOs.
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If you're searching for a low-maintenance flower that blooms in a bright variety of colors, look no further than this exotic-looking beauty.
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You might believe turning off your air conditioner when you aren't going to be home will save money, but that's a myth. Here's what really happens.