Hey all!
What a crazy heat wave we had on the 7th and 8th! Hope you’re all keeping cool and keeping safe during these Covid times. This month, I thought I’d share something to help liven up your living space, and make life just a little brighter for you all. Bringing greenery into your living space can help brighten up your life, especially during these trying times.
Take care, everyone, and take care of those around you!
-Frank
Happy Halloween!
Whether you purchased a newly built home or an existing one, maintenance is essential to keep it in great condition for years to come. However, it can be tricky to remember what to do and when.
This month, I have some information that will take the mystery out of home maintenance. The information includes a home maintenance checklist, separated by season, so that you’ll always stay on top of things. If you’d like a referral to a reputable home repair service or handyman in our area, give me a call! I’m more than happy to connect you with someone in my professional network.
Pass this information along to your family and friends to help them keep their homes in top shape.
Hi again,
Summertime is a great time to enjoy the outdoors. In addition to providing hours of enjoyment, your landscaping may also add up to 14% to the resale value of your home.*
Whether you’re thinking of updating your landscape before you list your home or you just want to do something new, the information here will help you improve your outdoor spaces with the help of the latest design trends. These tips could improve the look of your yard, make it more livable, reduce its overall maintenance and may even improve your health. You can access it here:
Pass this information on to your family and friends to help them boost the look and feel of their landscapes, too.
Also, check out my latest exciting listings. You can find more information here on my blog, or call me and I’ll be happy to provide you with the details.
*Source: American Society of Landscape Architects
Spring is here!
Home renovations and Additional Dwelling Units are growing more popular than ever as many owners seek to maintain their investments or improve the resale value of their homes before they sell.
If you’re planning to remodel your home this year, the information this month will help you get the most out of it, regardless of the scale. Page one reveals the three renovations that will provide the biggest return on investment, while page two provides tips to help you establish a budget for your home renovation, whether you’re planning a full remodel or a minor update.
Share this information with family and friends who may be thinking about a home improvement project this year.
For some additional information on how to avoid DIY mistakes, click here:
Are you among the 53% of homeowners who are concerned about pest damage to their homes and property?*
Pest infestations not only cause damage to your home, but treating them can leave a dent in your wallet. That’s why it’s important to prevent the pests from getting comfortable in the first place.
This information linked below is to help you prevent pests from invading your home. The piece provides an overview of the five most common pests found in the home, and offers suggestions to keep them at bay using plants and items found around the house. Of course, if you have an infestation, it’s best to call the exterminator to prevent you from having to make costly repairs.
Access Link here: Pests!! and here: Plants that Help Fight Pests
Pass this information on to your family and friends to help them rid their homes of insects and other vermin.
*Source: National Pest Management Association
Even if you don’t have plans to sell your house any time soon, a well-maintained yard can improve the value of your property by as much as 15%.*
Take advantage of the sunshine and the longer days to give your landscape a fresh look. The information I’m sending along this month will help you get started. Page one offers useful tips that are sure to make your yard the star of your neighborhood, while page two delves into a few new trends that you may want to incorporate into your current landscape.
Access here: Landscape Renovation! and Go Organic!
Pass along this information to family and friends to help them renovate their landscapes and boost the curb appeal of their homes.
*Source: Realestate.com
Although many homeowners take on small renovation projects themselves, they often hire contractors to work on larger projects, including kitchen or bathroom overhauls and home additions. Regardless of the project, finding the right person for the job can be a challenge.
This month’s information includes tips to help you hire the right contractor for your next home renovation project. In addition to offering tips intended to help you narrow down your list of contractors, the piece also provides several questions to ask the contractors you’re considering as well as the crucial details that should be included on the agreement with your selected contractor. Although the piece focuses on hiring a contractor, the tips provide a basic outline of things to consider if you’re hiring any type of building professional or tradesperson for a home project. Read here: The Right Contractor! and more here: Use a Pro!
If you’re considering a home renovation, give me a call. I can refer you to reputable contractors and tradespeople in our local area or advise you on renovations that may increase your home’s value.
Maintaining your home’s curb appeal has never been more important than now because many homebuyers begin their home search online. After all, once potential buyers see a home they like online, they’re more likely to schedule a showing or drive by the property to see the home in person.
This month, this information is intended to help you improve your home’s curb appeal, including eight tips designed to make the home’s exterior and landscape appear more attractive to potential buyers. Access here: CURB APPEAL
Not thinking of selling right now? These tips will also help you maintain your biggest investment—your home—and make it the pride of your neighborhood, until the day you decide to list.
If you’re thinking of listing your home this spring, give me a call! Even if you’re not thinking of listing now, I can offer tips to help you improve your home’s value and connect you with reputable service professionals in my network who can help.
For less than $100, a can of paint and some basic supplies can totally transform a room in your home—and might even result in a new attitude.
Unfortunately, many do-it-yourselfers find it intimidating to select a new paint color. This month’s resource offers advice for choosing the perfect hue as well as the appropriate finish for your particular project. It also includes a number of helpful tips for getting the job done right. Colorful Ideas! and Even More Color!
Better yet, that $100 investment will most likely deliver a generous return if you decide to sell. Please call if you would like a referral to reputable paint contractor or a design consultant who would be happy to help you renew your décor and possibly even your frame of mind!
Are you thinking of listing your home this spring? You may be wondering what you can do to make your home more attractive and allow it to stand out from other similar homes in your market.
This month, I’m including information about the seven features that may help your home sell faster. From energy-efficient windows and appliances to hardwood floors, these are the most popular features buyers look for when searching for homes. The second page outlines other features that help your home stand out, from updated kitchens and bathrooms to home offices. Access information here: Fast Sale! and here: Payment Ideas.
If your home has these features, we’ll be sure to highlight them if you decide to list. If not, and you want to renovate to add them, give me a call and I’ll connect you with a great contractor in my network. Also, if you’re thinking of listing your home in the coming months, I’d love to discuss the market with you. Give me a call and I’ll give you a comparative market analysis of your home and answer any questions you may have.