Your Vacation Might Be a Home-Buying Test Drive
Vacations have a funny way of showing us what we enjoy, what we miss, and what we can live without. You may come home thinking about the restaurants you tried, the places you visited, or how much you enjoyed getting away. But if you’re considering buying a home, your vacation may have given you some
The Homeowner File You’ll Be Glad You Kept
When you buy a home, you get a lot of paperwork. And if we’re being realistic, a good portion of it probably ends up in a drawer, a folder, or buried somewhere in your email with the thought, I’ll organize all of this later. But there’s one thing I think every homeowner should have: a homeowner file
Before You Renovate to Sell: What Buyers Actually Care About
A few weeks ago, we tackled the first step in getting your home ready to sell: cleaning, decluttering and depersonalizing. Now comes the question sellers ask me all the time: What do I actually need to fix or update before I sell—and what can I leave alone? Getting your home ready to sell does not m

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