Happy Thanksgiving

 

 

Time For Turkey

 

 

 

I can't believe Thanksgiving is here already.  And it looks like a little bit of snow may slow down the Turkey Day commute, so if you are traveling this week please take extra time and wait to have your favorite  libation until the driving is done. 

 

Erin and I just finished delivering pies to some of our wonderful clients scattered throughout the County.  Perfect day to be on the road and visit for a minute or two.  I am truly lucky to have such loyal and caring clients as part of my business family.  It is a pleasure to wake up everyday looking forward to getting out the door ready to serve you all.  I am also extremely thankful to have a few days together with my family to relax, party and make some new memories. 

 

Again, please be safe this holiday season and don't forget to stop and think about all the amazing people and things in your life that you are thankful for.  Slow down....enjoy the moment....before you know it you'll back in front of your clients, co-workers and bosses.  Time to hit the market...need more butter.     Happy Thanksgiving!

Welcome to 819 Harper Avenue

Come visit this home and you will see there is little to be done, aside from your own personal touches. This graciously updated two story colonial located in Drexel Hill is move in ready! Immaculately maintained inside and out. Four spacious bedrooms, two full baths. Bonus's include but are not limited to, private driveway, living room bay window & fireplace, hardwood floors protected by wall-to-wall carpet throughout, newer roofing and windows, large deck (Trex), storage shed, fully finished basement, breakfast room and so much more!

Holiday Season

Can you believe Fall is coming to an end,
December is right around the corner!
Here is a list of local holiday activities we are looking forward to!

How To Be A Strong Home Buyer

Today's residential real estate market is moving at a faster clip than it has been since the 2008 debacle.  Home buyers are in one of the most competitive markets and first time buyers are walking onto a speeding conveyor belt.  There are specific things you should be doing before you hit the street running. 

A little preparation will help give you the edge needed to beat out your competition.  Being preapproved, really preapproved can make or break your deal at a moment's notice.  Knowing you have all your ducks in a row can give you the confidence the seller is looking for.  I can't tell you how well communicating my client's buying strength in a personal letter or phone call has helped secure the deal.  A little extra legwork can go a long way. 

Check out these tips for being a most prepared buyer.  Please let us know if you have any questions or if you would like to sit down with our team to discuss how we can supercharge your home buying power!

Time To Bundle Up!

As temperatures drop this week we are switching out the short sleeve shirts for hoodies in the closet and getting out the flannel sheets.  I am currently looking for my black ski cap as I was reminded this morning again how cold it is without hair on my head.  We all probably have or should have a list of things to do around the house as the season changes.

 We found this helpful checklist that may not cover everything but it will hopefully remind you of something else you need to do.  Like shut off the water to your outside spigots.  I will do that tonight before it's too late.  I am also having a large tree pruned before the winter freeze takes down another power line.

As always if you need anyone to help you winterize your home this fall, just ask us to make an introduction to one of our valued professionals and Erin and I will set it up. 

Enjoy the leaves!