Quick donation for local FoodBank – Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
‘Tis the season to be charitable, this is our 11th year donating to worthy causes and we would love for you to get involved. After a personal visit by myself and Victoria we have decided to support the Greater Boston Food Bank and the New Hampshire Food Bank. We’re donating to these impressive Charities. We […]
Continue reading4 types of Renovations that aren’t worth the headache… Victoria Hurney
4 types of Renovations that aren’t worth the headache When you find a house that you want to fix up and sell, the first step is mapping out a plan of exactly what renovations will give you the most bang for your buck and what is better left untouched. There are obvious changes, like painting […]
Continue readingWinterizing 22F tomorrow AM 11/15/18 :-( Victoria Hurney
Yesterday, my dad and I went to our family cottage in Dartmouth on a Lake, to winterize, and we’re happy we did because we’ll be seeing temps as low as 22 degrees tonight! Our trip inspired me to compile a list of prepping a house for winter. Get your fireplace ready: Screen top […]
Continue readingCan Gen X/Z Buy the Homes They Want? And How to Get Better at Cold Calling
Can Gen X/Z Buy the Homes They Want? And How to Get Better at Cold Calling First things first: 83% of Gen Z (1995-2012) want to buy a house in the next 5 years. According to Property Shark Gen Z want to buy a house that averages 2,081 sq ft, but they can actually […]
Continue readingWeekly Round Up 10/12/2018 You may want to check it out!
Foreclosure Activity Increases 9% According to the latest ATTOM Data Solutions Foreclosure Activity report, nearly one in every 2k U.S. properties had a foreclosure filing in August, 2018. According to the report, there were 70,166 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings in August, up 9% from July and down 7% from one year ago. Click […]
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