Selling your home is a complex process that can be stressful & time-consuming. An Experienced Realtor® has the knowledge, skills and connections to help you through the process every step of the way.

If you are considering looking for a new house, and are a current home-owner, then chances are you’re wondering what your strategy should be:  do you wait to find the perfect new home before you put your current home on the market, or do you sell first and then look around?  You have a few options.

Setting a realistic price for your home that reflects current market values will help sell your home quickly and for top dollar.  When you price your home properly, you increase the chances that the offer you receive will nearly match your asking price, and that there will be competing offers—which may net you even more in the long run. 

When preparing your property to show, work your way from the outside in.  It is essential that your home possess a certain “drive-up appeal.”  Remember, a potential buyer’s first impression of your house is formed while s/he is still sitting in the Realtor’s® car.  So, first you need to view your house from this perspective.  Go stand on the opposite curb and observe your property.  Compare it to surrounding properties.

Selling your home is a complicated process. It's natural to feel overwhelmed by the magnitude of the details involved, but the experience can be very manageable and educational when broken down into is component parts and plotted out into steps. The following is a list of common pitfalls encountered during the home-selling process.

You've been saving for a while, wieghing your options, looking around casually. Now you've finally decided to do it - you're ready to buy a house. The process of buying a new home can be incredibly exciting, yet stressfull, all at once. Where do you start?

Budgeting for a new home can be tricky.  Not only are there mortgage installments and the down payment to consider, there are a host of other – sometimes unexpected – expenses to add to the equation.  The last thing you want is to be caught financially unprepared, blindsided by taxes and other hidden costs on closing day.