According to the Sierra Club, as the average U.S. home size increases, demanding more energy and materials, living smaller is a surefire way to reduce your ecological footprint. It’s also an opportunity to enjoy thoughtful design and a simpler lifestyle. To see more tips for making the transition: http://sierraclub.org/tips/home-garden.aspx
Time to Sell, Now What?
July 20, 2011 by Leave a Comment
The minute you know it’s time to sell your home, start thinking value. Which home improvements will yield the highest price and which aesthetic staging will make potential homebuyers fall in love? Value is determined when buyers weigh the work and cost they’ll have to invest after purchase against the ready-made improvements they’ll enjoy upon […]
Credit Disputes Gone Bad
June 30, 2011 by Leave a Comment
For years, you could dispute anything on your credit report that you believed to be inaccurate and the act of doing so would not be counted against you. While you still can dispute anything on your credit report according to the Federal Credit Reporting Act, you might want to think twice before doing so. Both […]
Virtual Staging
May 25, 2011 by 2 Comments
For simplicity’s sake, I like to split listed properties into two categories: inhabited and uninhabited. Both need some degree of staging to enhance their potential. For inhabited properties, staging usually means sending items to storage, touchups, and a constant state of cleaning up. Uninhabited properties call for staging that shows vitality and possibility by way […]
Added Value To Your Home: Improve Your Space
January 18, 2011 by Leave a Comment
One of the greatest improvements that will also add to the overall value to your home is a kitchen and or bathroom remodel. We as Realtors often say that both of these rooms really sell your home, or in the very least make one of the biggest impressions which may lead to the Sell. Here are a few tips in doing some improvements that will make a huge improvement without having to do a complete make over: