It might sound weird, but you’re running your bathroom fan more right now. How do I know that? Because most everyone is stuck at home due to COVID-19. Here’s why that’s a problem and what to do about it: When the toilet paper shortage hit, I spoke with a friend and grumbled about not being
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, sellers often ask us for tips on how to inexpensively prepare their home for sale. In this post, I’ll talk about the importance—and value—of a clean house!
One of the most common conundrums that sellers face is how they should handle showings if they have pets. Selling with pets doesn’t have to be a headache! Read on for my tips on how to do it successfully.
I’ve discussed decluttering and staging a home in preparation for selling it. Both of these are crucial for selling a home while you still live in it. But what if you’ve already moved out?
Overwhelmingly, when Jeff and I meet with potential sellers, they want to know how to sell for the most money WITHOUT spending a fortune on improvements. It’s a great question and has a simple answer: get rid of stuff. It is crucial to declutter your home when selling.
Living in Minnesota has its fun but the cold has officially gotten old and it’s only January 2nd. Ice is always a hazard when it comes to winter- especially when it involves pipes. But when should icy exhaust pipes become a concern?
It’s happened to everyone. Daylight savings time started weeks ago and everyone said “you should change the smoke detector batteries.” The spend-thrift in me thought, “why would I recycle batteries that haven’t died yet?”
When we set out to build a new home, I wanted to incorporate a few specific things because I knew that adding them later would be expensive. Here are a few things to keep in mind when building a new home.
