Exciting news you closed on your new home and handed your new set of keys. Now what? As a new homeowner you have so much to organize and orchestrate during the moving process. However, besides changing the locks on your door(s) there are a few simple steps often overlooked. It is critical to alert the following institutions of your new change of address (Never use online sites Continue Reading
Curb Appeal sells. Our first visual impression about a home is formed within 30 seconds and it’s the exterior photo or a drive by that makes the judgement. That is why homeowners should have a Master Plan to enhance the desirability of the exterior of the home. Home Buyer’s consistently rank outdoor spaces and privacy as one of the top features they are looking for. So, creatively expanding the Continue Reading
Don’t let your clients sweat over the list of small fixes. Instead, help them to discover what could be real flaws, and use the report to show them how to maintain and care for their purchase Whether you’re a rookie agent, a rising team leader or an established veteran broker, we can all benefit from sharpening our skills. Follow our “ Back to Basics ” series to learn fundamental Continue Reading
The September fall equinox arrives when the sun crosses the celestial equator, the imaginary line in the sky above the Earth’s Equator from North to South. We already see and feel the waning sun as a reminder that winter is coming. Thus, while your energy reserves are stored, it is time to tackle the Fall Home Maintenance Check List. Do not get overwhelmed by the Continue Reading
As a good rule of thumb, it’s always in a prospective buyer’s best interest to get a pre-approval for a mortgage when making an offer on a new home, but it’s especially important in a tight, competitive market. Why? In essence, it gives sellers relative assurance that you’re financially capable of purchasing the property they’re selling—something that a verbal commitment just can’t do. Getting Continue Reading
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