A Solution for Those Who Need To Declutter, Stage, or Downsize
This is going to be a quick blog about a problem that so many of us have, and how a guy by the name of Daniel Cobb (Co-Founder, Operations) was the visionary on a better way. How it started. In 2010, Daniel Cobb was getting ready to jet off on a six-month sabbatical in Vietnam…
Read MoreTop Ways to Get Your Home Ready for Sale
As soon as you decide to sell your house, you should start putting plans into effect to make sure you get the best price for it. These plans don’t have to cost you a lot or take up too much of your time, either. Read on to learn about some easy and affordable ways you…
Read More3 Mistakes to Avoid When Selling a Home in 2020
It’s exciting to put a house on the market and to think about making new memories in new spaces, but we can have deep sentimental attachments to the homes we’re leaving behind, too. Growing emotions can help or hinder a sale, depending on how we manage them. When it comes to the bottom line, homeowners…
Read MoreThe 10 up-and-coming markets expected to boom by 2025
Healthy job growth, affordable housing and strong home price appreciation will make these metros homebuying hotspots over the next decade. Getty Images | Westend61 Image by: Getty Images | Westend61 BY MARIAN MCPHERSON | Staff Writer December 11, 2019 Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article conflated the terms “new residents” and “new movers.” NAR’s “new mover”…
Read MoreHow to Sell Your Home This Winter While Still Enjoying the Holidays
Selling your home during the holidays? Luckily for you, most sellers haven’t gotten the memo that this is a great time to sell. That means there’s less competition for you because fewer homes are on the market. Also, holiday buyers tend to be serious buyers, and you also have a greater chance of closing escrow…
Read MoreWhat is Multigenerational Living and why it may work for you..
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to split up the load of maintaining a house? Or to only be financially responsible only for a portion of what it takes to own a home? Then this might be for you. Multigenerational homes are on the rise, and making more and more sense to…
Read MoreTips for Acclimating to Your New Surroundings After a Move
Every year, some 40 million Americans move to a new home. If you move your family, you want to ensure that everyone is adjusting well. This is especially important if you have little ones who must further navigate new people and places at school. If you have recently moved from out of town, follow these…
Read MoreHow to Develop Positive Home Tidiness Habits
The next time you’re home, look around. Do you see saucepans piled in the sink, clothes strewn across the floor, the trash can and the recycle bin overflowing? If so, you’re not alone. Many of us have cluttered homes, but that doesn’t mean you’re a hoarder. Like the rest of us, you’re often so busy…
Read MoreRecession does NOT mean housing crisis
We are all hearing the term “recession” a lot lately. As we all know, its coming and it’s important to remember that the last 5 recessions, 3 saw home values go UP between 3-6% and that is what I want to focus on in the article… I am hearing way too many people talking about…
Read More4 Ways to Make Your Kitchen More Meal Prep-Friendly
Meal prep, or the art of cooking large batches of food for the week ahead, is a great way to save money, eat healthier, and gain more time throughout the week. However, it can be difficult to make the switch between cooking small, daily meals to using your kitchen for one big cooking session a…
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