One of the best ways to be ready, is to create great curb appeal.

When buyers begin their home search, it is most likely on-line at sites like Homes.com, Zillow.com, or a custom email link from their buyer’s agent through the local MLS. With first showings occurring on-line instead of in-person, the leading photo on your future listing, will determine if the scrolling-buyer, clicks to see more, or moves to the next listing. Missing that initial click, leads to fewer in-person tours and fewer offers from potential buyers.

Purchasing a home can be overwhelming as it’s likely THE largest single financial commitment you will make. Since most people may only purchase a handful of homes in their lifetime, it is important to be aware of “rules” that will guide you through the home buying process and keep you on track to a smooth and successful purchase.

In my 35 years of living in Clintonville, I've never had the privilege of parking my car in our 3-car garage. As a family of automotive enthusiasts, those coveted spots have always been reserved for my husband's projects…

Wine rooms have evolved beyond the basement, transforming into one of the most sought-after features in modern homes.