There’s More than the Contract, Part 3.
As well as competent preparation of the contract and supervision of the escrow, buyers and sellers need guidance. What is essential is knowledge of all of the options, so clients can make informed, reasonable business decisions. In other words, the client has many...
What is Staging? Part 2.
Staging professionals say that sometimes the word "staging" is misused and what is actually done is misnamed. For example, when the activities are really organizing, decluttering, and rearranging or eliminating the existing furniture. These things can be very...
Preparing For Your Move, Part 1.
Lower the cost and hassle before the movers come using these 5 prep tips: 1. De-Clutter - Clean out your closet and get rid of anything that you don't need. Consign, donate, give away or have a garage sale to reduce the weight and cost of the move. 2. Pack to Unpack -...
There’s More Than a Contract Involved in a Sale, Part 2.
The work required in the purchase of a home involves much more than getting a signed contract. There are potentially several disclosure issues and documents that must or should be supplied by a seller. So what's included and excluded can be vital. There are also the...
Why Buy a Home Now?
First of all, interest rates are expected to continue to rise. Plus inflation may also come back long term. And more unfavorable laws that reduce the advantages of buying could be enacted (minor tax law changes already came into effect 1/1/18). If so, buying a home...
What is Staging? Part 1.
Staging is the process of making a home more appealing through the use of personal property and lighting. Staging accomplishes this through the following: Showing purpose - exercise equipment demonstrates a room without a closet could be used for working out; Showing...






