quiet quitting is not the answer, being dependable is.
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Frustrations of being overcommitted and overwhelmed.
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Real estate agency in the age of DIY home selling. Buyer agency, honesty, commitment, dedication.
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confronting financial loss in real estate selling. Being a seller in a buyer’s market, and deciding what is best for your sanity.
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To buy a modern box, or renovate a vintage home. Is the trend of teardowns producing too many sterile white boxes?
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Pitfalls of having infinite choices, when house hunting or otherwise.
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Matchmaking the contractor or investor to the property they are destined to flip. Switching gears from being the one with the dirty boots and a car full of shower valves to being the one that helps contractors be their own client for a change.
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Real estate agency in the age of DIY home selling. Buyer agency, honesty, commitment, dedication.
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Is Curb Appeal important? A quick look at the impact of sprucing up your home’s first impression.
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exploring if we really know what we want when we house hunt.
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balancing architectural preservation with modern tastes and design standards.
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Reasons to use a real estate agent, even when you really really don’t want to.
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the trend of buyers wanting homes in the center of town, as opposed to out in the subdivision sprawl.
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thoughts about the struggle within real estate agency to balance technology with a personal touch.
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the push and pull of the emotions of trying to sell a treasured home, while at the same time being the level-headed agent that facilitates readying the house for the market.
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Taking a new approach to listing a hard-to-sell luxury property. Also, one of the many struggles of agents listing their own home.
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The benefits of working with a Realtor that also understands the perspective of the creative professional - because i've been there, done it, and am still doing it myself.
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looking for new career challenges in the new year, ones that i've been waiting on for a very long time....and some bits and pieces of what's already cooking.
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part one of a series of posts regarding the in and outs of my search for properties to flip, or otherwise invest in. a little bit of advice regarding prepping your older home for the flip market, how to know if your home is more likely to attract the flipper, the owner, or the wrecking ball, and maybe a little plug from me as to why i might be the realtor to work with if you are looking to buy a fixer.
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A little bungalow built in 1918, sold in 2012 by the same family that built the home. A mixed bag of small-town charm, non-functioning sewer systems, vintage douglas fir trim, and a complete lack of updates in any form.
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