Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it can be challenging when faced with high interest rates. However, with the right strategies and considerations, you can still achieve your homeownership dreams. I...
Lighting Tips for Selling Your Home When it comes to selling your home, creating the right ambiance is crucial. Lighting plays a significant role in making your space feel inviting and appealing to potential buyers. H...
Preparing Your Home for a Successful School Year As summer comes to a close and the new school year approaches, it’s important to ensure that your home is ready to support a successful academic journey for your ...
Today’s Mortage Rates versus Historically Average Rates Mortgages have been around for centuries, but the interest rates and terms have varied greatly over time. In this post, we will take a look at the historic...
Central Oregon Lawn Care Tips Whether you’re a home owner with pride of ownership or one looking to sell (or both), a green lawn is a great way to add curb appeal. With Central Oregon being a bit more temperment...
The Balance of Buying and Selling a Property at the Same Time A lot of people are interested in buying and selling their homes at the same time. It’s a good way to get more value out of your property, but it can...
4 Ideas to Offset Homeownership Costs If you’re running a tight budget, it can be difficult to afford a home. But with these ideas, you might be able to find some extra cash to put toward your mortgage—or even p...
Zillow Zestimates versus a Professional CMA Ahh Zillow, we’ve all gone it to find information on a home or just to look to see what’s out there. One of their features is called the Zillow ‘zestimate&...
Top Exterior Home Colors for 2023 Do we dare say? Spring is here Central Oregon and it’s time to start thinking of tackling those outside projects. Painting your home can come about for many reasons like mainten...
Prepping Your Lawn for Summer Lawns are a big part of the American landscape. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average lawn in the U.S. is about 1/3 of an acre. That’s a lot of grass! ...