𝚆𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚏𝚛𝚘𝚖 𝙷𝚘𝚖𝚎 𝙜𝙤𝙖𝙡𝙨. 🖥✌🏽 👩🏻💻 📞⏳
𝗘𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘀𝗵𝗲𝗹𝘃𝗲𝘀 are a great option for bare walls that need some accessorizing! This piece of furniture consists of open shelves that allow for displaying small objects and sometimes having an enclosed cabinet as a base.
Barbie Dream Homes: Giving homebuyers unrealistic expectations since 1962. 😩
Ah, home-buying… so exciting, yet so disappointing?
This is a reality many first-time homebuyers face. Now mix that with a market that has little inventory — the struggle is REAL. It’s easy to feel burnt out and defeated in today’s competitive market.
Like dating, you might NOT find a partner who meets every criterion you’re looking for. Because of this, many buyers are choosing to remove items from their “perfect home” list so they don’t miss out on taking advantage of today’s lowered rates.
Though purchasing a home can be an emotional process, it requires focusing on practical matters. Such as remembering that your first home is more than likely not your last.
According to data from the @uscensusbureau, the average person in the United States moves more than 11 times in their lifetime. ‼️😯
Think of your first home as a step in the door toward building equity and possibly long-term residual income (hello, refinance!).
Next, remember that a seller is not required to deliver a brand-new home. If the home has been lived in, it will come with a past — possibly some damage and repairs needed. Yes, we’re still talking about homes here. 🙃
Last but not least, please don’t feel discouraged or let comparisons from real estate shows (i.e., @bravomilliondollarlisting, @hgtvfixer, @propertybrothers) stop you from enjoying the benefits of homeownership.
No house is perfect, but taking advantage of building your own equity will always outweigh paying someone else’s mortgage through renting.
Plus, a house only becomes a home with your special touch.
Long Beach is a hidden gem during the holidays! Whether you’re looking to enjoy a festive drink or hop on a classic cable-car trolley for a waterfront tour that will showcase the best light displays around, there’s something for everyone.
The tour includes the famous floating Christmas trees of Alamitos Bay, and beautiful Naples Island!
Learn more by visiting bigredbus.com for hours and operation. @bigredbuslb
On the third day of Christmas, my true love gave to me… a @sharkhome Detect Clean & Empty vacuum… because dog hair. 🤭 (it’s Toby for me)
Serendipity: the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.
Since visiting @fairmontscotsdl , I can easily say nothing has topped Christmas at the Princess. It’s SO good that we are so grateful to have returned two more times with friends and pets.
Be sure to add this amazing experience to your bucket list.
Whether you’re staying at the resort or just popping into to explore the grounds, you won’t regret the trip. Pictures don’t do it justice. If you're looking for a magical experience, be sure to save and add Fairmont Scottsdale Princess to your bucketlist.
They also offer Early Bird Specials each year in September so give them a follow to not miss out.
Because a little seasonal sparkle can make any home feel welcoming and cozy.
Contrary to popular belief, it’s possible to sell during the holidays… and keep your decor up! So whether you’re looking to sell or host gatherings this season, be sure to follow these simple steps to boost your home’s overall look and feel.
Let in natural light, and keep the vibe warm and welcoming. Cozy sells.
I’d like to take a second to thank everyone who has continued to support me over the years. Whether it’s by engaging with my content, referring me to family or friends, liking or reposting, or simply thinking of me for all your real estate questions, it has not gone unnoticed.
No gesture is ever too small when it comes to supporting others’ success, happiness, and livelihood.
I hope to always be your Realtor of choice among the many, and to continue earning your trust.
Wishing you a blessed day with your loved ones.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
As your listing agent, my job is to help protect you, and to do this, I will direct you to DISCLOSE. The T.D.S. is an opportunity given to you to do so.
In this form, you are advised to disclose information about the property that would be important for a potential buyer to know.
Sometimes, knowing what to include can be tricky and that’s where I step in.
The TDS form is completed by the seller to share information they are aware of/ have knowledge of.
This can be anything from a leaky faucet to sharing any deaths that have occurred on the property.
In addition, the seller must state whether an appliance is not operable and if there have been any changes/additions made to the home. Also, a seller must state any known nuisance issues- such as a dog that barks all night or a train that passes through.
My job is to allow YOU to ask any questions or concerns to keep you protected.
Please note that the T.D.S. MUST be completed by the seller in his/her handwriting and the agent cannot fill it out for you.
If you have any uncertainty, please ask your agent. It is your time and duty to DISCLOSE all known material facts.
Getting an offer accepted in today’s market is quite challenging. Low-interest rates and even lower inventory have resulted in buyers competing against one another to have their offers chosen by sellers.
This is why I advise my clients to request UPFRONT UNDERWRITING by their lender.
Most buyers submit an offer with a Pre-Approval letter only. Though significant, the letter merely indicates that the buyer will be able to qualify for the home. This means there is possibly still a risk in accepting that offer because it will need to still go through underwriting for FULL approval.
My suggestion is to consult with a trusty, knowledgeable and trained individual who is experienced and dedicated to your best interest. Unsure where to start? Send me a D.M. and I’ll happily connect you with my trusted mortgage advisors.
When it comes to organizing a home, it’s important to be realistic about your daily lifestyle vs. what you wish it looked like. For example, many people would love a clutter-free countertop. Don’t we all? Unfortunately, it’s not always possible or realistic. However, there is a multitude of ways to get a “clean” look, without compromising the functionality of everyday items. My #1 tip is to consider what you use regularly vs. what can be easily taken out when needed. Try to eliminate anything extra and opt for things that are nice to look at. I promise it’s worth it.