There’s nothing better than walking into a house that smells like fresh baked cookies or a floral scented candle. When your home is for sale and you want a nice scent to fill the air, its better lean on the side of a slight scent. Over powering the buyer with a scent will have them focused on the smell and not the house. You want the scant so subtle it is almost like there is no smell at all. Clean and fresh is the way to go with the hints of of something that are easier on

It seems like my house turns into a cluttered mess during the holiday season. Christmas decorations, gifts, wrapping paper everywhere... But you know what's worse than cleaning up after the holidays? Going into the new year feeling disheveled, unorganized, and all over the place. If decluttering is one of your 2022 resolutions, you may feel overwhelmed and not know where to start. This is why I've created a one month decluttering challenge🙌🏼 Who's going to join me? I have a

First impressions are everything! Did you know that, according to the National Association of Realtors 2017 study, homes with one photo spent an average of 70 days on the market, but a home with 20 photos spent only 32 days on the market? Crazy, right? Not only will professional listing photos help you sell your home quicker, but you may receive better, higher offers too! The company I use is phenomenal. Not only do they take pictures, but they do videos and drone footage of

Feeling like an outsider in your new neighborhood? Give yourself some time! It may take you a few weeks (or even months) to settle into your new place and feel at home. Here are 8 ways to get aquatinted with your new neighbors and adapt to your new community. 1. Go for a walk and strike up conversation with a neighbor 2. Register with the local HOA 3. Attend neighborhood events 4. Bring your neighbors fresh baked goods or a wine and charcuterie basket 5. Throw a housewarming

Pop some champagne 🍾 or open up a bottle of your favorite wine🍷 Let’s talk about closing day! What are a few things you should do after closing escrow? Keep scrolling! 1. Change addresses You’ll need to change your address information to let people and businesses know about your move. Remember to notify: - Your employer - Schools (if you have children in school) - Gas and electric - The post office - Phone, cable, internet - Your bank and credit card companies - Tax agencie