How to Buy and Sell with Ease Series – Part 2 My 5-part series is a “how-to” guide for moving to your next home with as little stress as possible.    Whether it’s your first time selling and buying a home or you’ve done it before, this series is a great resource. When you are […]

This 4-part series; How to Protect Your Home and Save You Money is a must for every homeowner. Once you buy a home, it’s now all your responsibility! But are you truly prepared for the unexpected? This series is a great overview of what you need to know when it comes to getting homeowner’s insurance, […]

My 4-part series; How to Protect Your Home and Help Save You Money is a must for every homeowner. Once you buy a home, it’s now all your responsibility! But are you truly prepared for the unexpected? This series is a great overview on what you need to know when it comes to getting homeowner’s […]

Every year during the Thanksgiving – Christmas holiday season you’ll find my car loaded with jars of Chocolate Chip cookie mix— original and gluten-free.

Selling your home doesn′t just mean hiring a realtor to stick a sign out front. There are a lot of preparations you should make to ensure you get the best offer possible in the shortest time.

Conventional wisdom says the best time to sell your home is during the spring but you might be missing out on a lot of potential buyers if you wait until the flowers start blooming. Here are six reasons from Examiner.com on why you should list your home before spring.

Gorgeous 3 level townhouse with garage and extra parking!!  3 Bedrooms, 3 full baths & 1 half bath. Check out the video.

I bought a townhome last summer and opted for a 10 year ARM – Adjustable Rate Mortgage. And, I did it for several reasons:

Cafe Kindred is not your typical coffee shop. It is that and more! Offering an array of coffee beverages to choose from along with a limited tea selection, you can be sure to satisfy your sipping needs. Additionally, there is a breakfast, lunch & dinner menu. Along with, beer & cocktails offered in the evenings.

Most people don’t buy a home every day — it’s a once-or-twice-a-decade activity for many of us as opposed to a day-in-day-out activity

Buying a home can be an anxiety-ridden process, and that potential anxiety gets amplified for anyone who’s embarking on homeownership for the very first time. There’s so much to do and so much you don’t know that “being overwhelmed” hardly seems like an appropriate description of how it feels.

There comes a time in every home owner’s life when he or she realizes: “I am not the same person I was when I bought this place.” Maybe your lifestyle or your family configuration has changed, or maybe the house just isn’t as appealing as it was when you signed that ream of paperwork on closing day.