Dianne SisonIn today’s competitive real estate market, knowing how to win a bidding war can make all the difference. As we head into another summer selling season, many buyers find themselves competing for desirable properties.
Dianne SisonSummer brings sunshine, cookouts, and open windows—but it also signals the annual invasion of ants, flies, mosquitoes, and other unwanted guests. If you’re preparing your home for sale, there’s nothing that will sour a buyer’s first impression faster than spotting insects crawling across your countertops or buzzing around a showing.
Dianne SisonSummer brings bright, cheerful days—and if you're preparing to sell your home, you want to make sure that same brightness extends to the way your home smells. Unfortunately, the heat and humidity of summer can intensify unpleasant odors, making it all the more critical to keep your home smelling fresh.
Dianne SisonWhen you're preparing your home for sale, it’s easy to focus on the big picture—square footage, price, location. But what often gets missed are the smaller, subtle details that impact buyer perception. These are the features buyers notice, even when sellers overlook them.