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    Welcome to Summer!

    Summer begins today on June 20th and ends September 22nd. May you and your family enjoy this Summer Season and find this Summer Activity Guide helpful! Have questions of any kind or if you or anyone you know needs real estate help, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me! Kindest regards, 794 total views, 2 views today

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    Ready to add some perennial beauty to your garden?

    June is a great time to plant these six stunning flowers: Scabious: Gorgeous pin cushion flowers in shades of white, lilac, purple, pink, and burgundy. Asclepia (Milkweed): Attracts pollinators like monarch butterflies and hummingbirds. Echinops (Globe Thistle): Striking blue flower spheres with spiky, deer-resistant foliage. Anise Hyssop: Hardy and low maintenance with dense clusters of flowers. Shasta Daisy: Tall, charming daisies perfect for full sun or part shade. Satin Flower: Unique creamy yellow blooms on thin spire-like stems. Start planting and enjoy a colorful, thriving garden this summer! 🌷🏵️ If you have any questions about planting these flowers or if you or anyone you know needs real estate help, please…

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    Making Your Home Stand Out: Strategies for a Successful Sale

    In today’s bustling real estate market, ensuring your home outshines the competition is crucial to cinching a quick and profitable sale. These home selling strategies, along with the guidance of a trusted real estate agent, can make all the difference in a competitive landscape. Enhance Your Curb Appeal First impressions are not just lasting – they’re everything. A manicured lawn, trimmed trees and well-placed flowers help create a warm and welcoming feel that brings buyers through the door. Small touches like a freshly painted front door, new house numbers, a charming mailbox and inviting lighting can also have a big impact. Declutter and Depersonalize Your home tells a story, but…

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    Smart Moving Tips for Homeowners With Pets

    You may be ready to start an exciting adventure in a new home, but what about your pets? Some furry family members may find moving to an unfamiliar place stressful, but there are ways to ease them into it with a little advance planning. Pet-Friendly Properties Living harmoniously with pets is a top priority for homeowners. The APPA National Pet Owners Survey by the American Pet Products Association estimates that 66% of all U.S. households – roughly 86.9 million – owns one or more pets. That’s a remarkable figure that impacts many aspects of the economy, including residential real estate. People love their pets and today’s home buyers are seeking…

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    Summer Home Prep Made Easy

    Summertime is just around the corner! Whether you’re planning backyard barbecues, lounging in the sun or staying cool indoors, a little proactive summer home preparation can go a long way in ensuring your abode is ready for the season. Rejuvenate Your Home Exterior Tackle your outdoor space by giving your patio or deck a good scrub or sweep, clearing any weather debris. Then, look at your furniture and freshen it up by incorporating patio umbrellas to add a touch of shade for when the sun’s heat is too much. Also, don’t forget to give your grill some attention – from checking the ignition, propane tank, charcoal basin or your stock supply, you’ll…

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    Make Your Move Before School Starts

    Are you thinking of getting a fresh start in a new home before the back-to-school rush? You’re not alone – and it’s totally doable! With help from me, you can navigate the selling and buying process, secure favorable terms and snag the front door keys just in time for the start of the school year. Here’s how to make it happen. Real Estate Market Considerations Spring and summer tend to steal the spotlight for buying and selling, and with good reason. Starting your search now offers a broader selection of properties, a big pool of potential buyers and it perfectly aligns with finalizing your move during the summer break. I…