With Earth Day around the corner on April 22nd, I’ve been thinking a lot about how we can make our homes more “green.”
We’ve all come a long way since Earth Day started back in 1970, whether it’s being better about recycling at home or seeking out more eco-friendly products for purchases, and even adding solar panels to the roofs of our homes.
Read MoreIf you’re thinking of listing your home after the holidays so you can ring in the New Year in your current home, that’s completely understandable.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t be productive and start preparing your home so you’ll be all set to put out that “For Sale” sign when you’re ready.
Read MoreWith the upcoming holidays you’re most likely thinking more about food and family gatherings than putting your home on the market.
Most sellers will wait for the frenzy of the spring selling season, but sometimes you don’t have a choice of when you need to move or put your home on the market.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year when the “hustle and bustle” of the holidays begins in full force. You may feel like your to-do lists for decorating, shopping, and baking will never end! Whether you own your home or currently rent, now is the time to make sure you’re prepared and aware of any unique hazards that tend to come up at this time of year.
Read MoreYou may be gearing up for the busy holiday season – hanging decorations, buying gifts, baking cookies — but may think that buying or selling a home right now is not good timing. Think again!
Read MoreWinter maintenance can prevent severe damage to your home and can make your home more energy-efficient, saving you money over the long term. Take the time to make sure the interior and exterior of your home is ready for any harsh weather ahead – snow or ice storms.
Read MoreYes, interest rates are higher than they’ve been in years. But should higher rates prevent you from moving forward with buying a home?
Maybe, maybe not.
Read MoreHere’s what you need to know about the current state of the housing market in our area, especially if you or anyone you know has been thinking of selling a home.
Read MoreIn this article we examine what it means to deal with an “as is” home and if it’s something you should pursue.
Read MoreOne piece of criteria you must think long and hard about is whether “buying for schools” or “good schools” should be included in your list when looking for your next home. For some buyers it is important or even a priority, for others, it’s not at all.
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