06 Oct
Fall Home Improvement/Maintenance Tips
Evaluate your roof. Look for missing or loose shingles, deterioration of asphalt shingles along with mold, algae or splitting of real wood shingles. If the roof is in poor shape, consider upgrading to a synthetic roof, like those from DaVinci Roofscapes®.
19 Apr
Thinking About Adding Solar Panels To Your Home?
When you sell homes every day, no one needs to tell you what a bonus green energy-saving items are. Everyone is concerned with maximizing energy efficiency, both to save costs and to minimize environmental concerns. Adding solar energy to a
14 Apr
Low Budget Home Improvement Projects For Spring!
Spring is not only the best time of year to give your home a good cleaning, it’s also the best time of year to take on several home improvement projects. Spring projects like these can improve your home’s looks and
15 Mar
How can you help your clients with their home improvement?
Here are three common areas in which you can help your customers who want to improve their homes, in turn increasing your value as their real estate agent. 1. Expand the Square Footage Small homes that can accommodate the addition
10 Mar
Help Your Clients Recognize Home Improvement Scams
The more active the housing market becomes, the higher the chances that your clients may encounter unethical home remodeling contractors. Help them avoid being a victim of home improvement fraud with these tips: Special or limited-time “deals” Any pressure placed
Five Upgrades You Should Consider This Season
If you’re itching to upgrade your home this season, whether with your own two hands or by bringing in a certified contractor, consider the following ideas: Change the Hardware. If a complete kitchen or bathroom overhaul is out of the
01 Apr
Appraisal Myths in the Home Buying Process
Recently I came across an article regarding common appraisal myths in the home buying process. Some of the most common appraisal myths are listed below. Lenders: Myth: A lender and an appraiser cannot communicate before, during or after an appraisal
