April 1st is historically the beginning of real estate’s busy season with both buyers and sellers beginning to flood the market. We’re sure you’ve heard time and time again that interest rates are at an-all time low, but will be rising in the very near future. That means that now is the best time to get the home buying process started! Here are 5 of our best tips to help 1st time home-buyers get started on the road to financial stability: 1. Evaluate your financial health. First things first, ru... read more

Give your bathroom or powder room a ‘wow’ factor with these simple and inexpensive, DIY projects! 1. Make storage pretty – Use apothecary jars, mason jars or even crystal sugar bowls (found inexpensively at thrift shops!) to hold q-tips, cotton balls, hair ties and other necessities. Find a soap dispenser to match, or re-purpose one of the jars with a screw on nozzle and you’re on the right track! Not only do these serve their purpose of storage, but they add an instant visual appeal at the... read more

Is there anything better than relaxing outside during the warm, sunny summer months? We’ve put together 5 tips to make your outdoor space the perfect place to unwind and entertain. You may even increase your home’s value in the process!    A few well placed pops of color can really tie a room together and make it look expensive. You don’t have to spend a fortune, or overhaul your existing furniture to achieve a more cohesive look. Pick up a few outdoor throw pillows , ... read more

What better time to revamp your mudroom than at the beginning of a new school year? We have some tips to put your entryway to work and keep your family organized. These suggestions won’t break the bank and they’ll be sure to help you get out the door faster every morning, and keep your home from seasonal damage.   A message board, or large calendar, will help keep you and your family organized. I’ve found making lists not only helps with organization, but also time management and str... read more

According to the National Association of Realtors, for every $100 invested in staging, the potential return is $400! Staged homes not only bring in higher offers, but they normally sell much quicker than their non-staged counterparts. If you’re thinking of listing your home, we would highly recommend at least some level of www. Read on for our top tips to get your home prepped for sale. Keep Decor Neutral. Neutral doesn’t have to mean boring. What we mean is avoid bold, bright colors (this includes st... read more