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Home Tip of the Day: Thanksgiving Entertaining

Avoid spending your whole holiday in the kitchen with this Thanksgiving entertaining tip.
Posted by Matt H. Dannals on November 10, 2016 in  uncategorized
Cooking is a huge part of Thanksgiving, but so is spending time with loved ones. Here’s an easy way to make sure you spend less time in the kitchen, and more time with family and friends this Thanksgiving. For other clever home tips & tricks, subscribe to Coldwell Banker On Location to view the complete Home Tip of the Day video series.*Article by Victoria Keichinger, Brand Engagement Manager with Coldwell Banker Real Estate, courtesy of blog.coldwellbanker.com... read more

Your Home’s November Honey-Do List

Prep your home for the holidays and cooler weather with this list of home to dos that you’ll be especially thankful for.
Posted by Matt H. Dannals on November 03, 2016 in  uncategorized
This month, we’re especially thankful for home. Home is where the family comes together, where we’re protected from the elements, and where love abounds. Your home’s November Honey-Do list will make sure your home is ready for the holidays, prepared for colder weather and loved inside and out. 1. Winterize your home – For most of the country, November is the time when we can no longer deny that the colder weather has settled in. Now is the time to winterize summer tools and appliances ... read more

How to Tell the Difference Between a Buyer's Market and a Seller's Market

What you need to know when buying or selling a home
Posted by Matt H. Dannals on October 27, 2016 in  uncategorized
One important thing to remember about the property market is that it's always in a state of change. Sometimes the market is favorable to buyers and sometimes it's favorable to sellers. But don't worry, a knowledgeable agent can guide you in the sale or purchase of your next home, no matter what type of market you're facing. What is a Seller's Market? A seller's market is simply a property market that benefits you as a seller. In a seller's market, there's a scarcity of properties, which can drive up the price of ... read more

How Much House Can You Afford?

The ABC's of finding a comfortable mortgage for your income and lifestyle.
Posted by Matt H. Dannals on October 20, 2016 in  uncategorized
HOUSE POOR [adjective | hous - poo·r] A person who can afford his or her home mortgage payments, but can't afford much of anything else. Discretionary spending on restaurants, furnishings, travel and clothes are severely cut back, due to a large proportion of his or her income going towards the mortgage payments, upkeep costs, and energy/utility bills. You don't want to find yourself stuck at home while your friends are out having fun. Buying more home than you can afford comfortably will place se... read more

Home Improvements that Increase the Value of Your Home

Learn what home improvements you should consider to increase the value of your home.
Posted by Matt H. Dannals on October 13, 2016 in  uncategorized
Home Improvements that Increase the Value of Your Home The housing market remains competitive for home sellers. National and regional builders spend hundreds of thousands of dollars researching what home buyers want and purposefully market their houses to these same buyers. Location remains a top priority, but home sellers have a better likelihood of achieving the sales price they seek by investing a bit of time and money into home improvements and basic upgrades. Improve the first room home buyers visit T... read more

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