Mid-November Market Snapshot
Inventory, days on market and what to expect through year-end.
Gutters, pipes, firewood and access. Get ready before the first freeze.
Some homeowner tasks belong in the first month, others after a season in the house and a few at the one-year mark. Here is a milestone checklist that spreads the work across your first year.
Leaving a home ready for its new owners is part of closing well. Here is a checklist for sellers covering keys, utilities, manuals, cleaning and the details buyers will appreciate.
An open house concentrates a lot of first impressions into a few hours. Here is how sellers can prepare the week before, the morning of, and what to do when it is over.
Before the boxes are unpacked, a few safety steps make a new home yours. Here is what to do about locks and codes, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and the shutoffs you need to find.
Arriving at a dark house with no water is avoidable. Here is how to identify the services your new home uses, time the switchover, and set everything up before the truck arrives.
Mail forwarding is only the first step. This checklist covers the government offices, financial institutions, services and people who need your new address, and when to tell them.
Once your offer is accepted, the clock starts on a series of deadlines. This week-by-week checklist keeps buyers on track from the signed contract to the keys.
The first spring in a new home is when you learn how it behaves. This checklist covers the outside, the systems, the yard and the inside, plus how to start a maintenance record.
Before you replace anything outside, clean it. A thorough exterior wash is the cheapest curb appeal project there is. Here is what to clean, how to do it safely and what to leave to a pro.
Inventory, days on market and what to expect through year-end.
The town square lights come on and the season starts.
Surveys, markers and why boundaries matter on acreage.
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