Now that you are ready to sell your home, it's time to get READY!  There’s a multitude of things that need to be done but first you have to realize that selling your home is a new business venture.  This is no longer your home, this is a house for SALE! You need to make it attractive to the potential buyers, you need people to drive by and say, I would buy that house if I was i...Read More

Sure, you could bake some fresh cookies to entice buyers while they're in your home, but if your house has one or more of the following issues, you're going to struggle... If you’re selling a house – or are thinking about putting your home on the market – this is essential reading. Price: The most important factor is usually the price.  The lo...Read More

1. Know whether your home is in a flood zone area. If you live in a flood zone, consider investing in flood insurance. Your homeowner's policy usually won't cover damage caused by storm/tornado-related floods.   2. Make a complete list of all your possessions, including outdoor items.  List lawn furniture, patio umbrellas, grills, tools and toys. This can help your insurance bro...Read More

Making the decision to move from a larger home to a smaller one can be very hard. Your home, after all, is a source of comfort and is filled with beloved memories. For many, it’s where you watched your family grow. But sometimes you may not have a choice, especially as the years go by. As an older adult, the practicality of downsizing may outweigh the sentimental value and familiarity ...Read More

When it comes to moving, having a checklist makes all the difference between ultimate success and ultimate chaos. Even if you’re already a super hero organizer, you might still feel overwhelmed by the number of tasks you have to complete before moving day. Here’s a moving checklist that will keep you on track.  It will help you organize your time, pr...Read More

UPDATING YOUR HOME BEFORE YOU SELL – A REFRESH IS ALWAYS FUN! Whether you are thinking of selling soon or in a few years, if you haven’t made any changes since you’ve moved in – IT’S TIME! Start small – like maybe the Powder Room on the main floor – look out for sales and purchase the items you will need and then hire a reputable contractor to do the wor...Read More

Relax and grab a cup of coffee, we have a few tips you'll want to know about it you are looking to sell your home in a few months or maybe next year. You’ve been decluttering, giving stuff away, painting, updating, etc.  That’s all fine and dandy by have you thought about the exterior of your home – Will buyers drive-by and not call to book an appointment or will th...Read More

    You’ve just found the perfect home and you’ve contacted the real estate agent but they are not returning your call and when they did, you’ve just found out there was an offer on the house already and you lost it. Why did this happen? Because the agent was not a full-time agent. A full time agent will be the one that takes your call faster, which means you will not...Read More

You don’t get a 2nd chance to make a great first IMPRESSION.   Most Buyers are looking for a home that is well cared for, bright, clean and inviting!   CHECK LIST FOR A QUICKER SALE: Curb appeal – lawns & yards – remove clutter, cut grass, edge walks, trim hedges, weed gardens (In the winter clear snow, salt/sand walkways) Front and back of house – pa...Read More

YOU ONLY HAVE ONCE CHANCE TO MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION! DRIVE WAY -  Is it all cracked and not so black?  Maybe it’s time to think about having it refreshed.  Get a quote – it might be cheaper than you think. If you want to refresh it yourself – google how to do it RIGHT – new sealer will not stick to oil. WHERE IS THE SIDEWALK – When walkways, s...Read More