When it’s summertime, homeowners are usually too distracted by the lure of beaches and festivals to focus on home improvement projects. By the time the fall season arrives, there’s usually a long list of things to do. LOUISE GAILLARDSEP 12, 2018 When it’s summertime, homeowners are usually too distracted by the lure of beaches and festivals to focus on home improvement projects. By the time the fall season arrives, there’s usually a long list of things that you want to do at your home. The p... read more

1. Look at your home from the curb What do you see? Cosmetic repairs, even minor ones, can cost you the sale if they’re not taken care of. First impressions are that important and can make all the difference when it comes to a sale. When your home is well-kept, it gives a good first impression. It shows you take great pride in your home. The buyer sees the care you have taken and translates that into less energy and cost for themselves as they prepare to move in.   2. Be aware of how your listing appe... read more

There are a lot of things that can go wrong when you are a homeowner selling your home. Today I am going to discuss the six biggest mistakes:   1. Picking the wrong agent.  The right agent is going to answer the phone and respond in a timely manner. They will also know the homes in the market area because of their experience and be honest and straightforward as opposed to just agreeing so you hear what you like.   2. Overpricing your home. Pricing is everything. Even a home that has poo... read more

Hi, this is Aintxane Whitaker with Coldwell Banker Algerio/Q-Team Realty here to share with you answers to the 6 most common questions asked by home sellers. Needless to say, selling a home is not for the faint of heart.  It’s hard, emotional, and the process can seem daunting.   A slew of questions will likely come up before and during your transaction but hopefully I can answer a few of those for you now. Question number 1: What do I need to do to my house before putting it on the market?... read more

A little history for ALL, especially if you live or are moving to the country.. Guess where? Why Spring Creek of course! I remember 40 houses and thousands of empty parcels of land.  What a big difference today. The developers of Spring Creek, Mc Culloch Oil Corp., also the makers of McCulloch Chain Saws, designed the subdivision to be a retirement recreational community. The developers brought in thousands of people by plane to buy! Spring Creek was one of 5 communities they developed, along with Havasu City,... read more