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Setting Emotions Aside When Selling
Imagine shopping for a used car. You find one that you like and while negotiating the price, the seller gets sentimental. He shares happy memories of family picnics, his kids’ soccer games and other adventures with the vehicle. Then he demands a higher price. After all, he couldn’t possibly part ...
Continue ReadingAsbestos Exposure is Serious and Deadly
Thank you to Cody Baez from Louisiana Mesothelioma Advocates that supports families affected by mesothelioma through providing guidance on treatment, legal options, and early symptom awareness. It applies to all of us, no matter where we live. Even with modern safety regulations in place, asbestos exposure remains a serious and often ...
Continue ReadingHow to Deal with a Competitive Disadvantage
If you’re selling your home and there are other listings in your area, buyers will naturally compare your property to those other listings. Is there something about your home that you’re concerned will be seen as a competitive disadvantage? For example, do you have a small kitchen or fewer bedrooms than ...
Continue ReadingThe Most Commonly Overlooked Issues in a Home Inspection
Just because you get a home inspection report that appears to be A-OK, it doesn’t always mean there are no issues. Certain issues can be overlooked in a typical home inspection, such as: Water damage, like water stains and musty smells, can be masked by paint or a diffuser. Internal ...
Continue ReadingCleaning Tips for Instantly Improving Curb Appeal
As you may know, curb appeal refers to how your property looks from the street, where potential buyers first see it. Your home’s curb appeal can have a big impact on the sale of your property. In fact, it’s not uncommon for a buyer to drive by a listing, rather than ...
Continue ReadingThe Price of “Living in Paradise”
Dream homes are often envisioned as being on a waterfront. However, with shoreline erosion, among other climate change effects, shoreline properties can come with major concerns. It’s not uncommon for homes to erode right into the water. Still, that doesn’t prevent some from buying their dream shoreline property. If a ...
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