The final step of the home buying and selling process is moving.  From decluttering to packing and transporting your belongings, moving can feel like a job in itself, but with planning moving doesn’t have to be a chore.  We share tips on hiring movers, packing suggestions, change of address and more.

When two families are becoming one, it is important to dive into what this means for where you will all call home.  Shannon from Mojo in the Morning joins us to talk first-hand about her recent experience of navigating that tricky scenario of joining two families living in different counties and going to different school systems.   From how early to start conversations about future housing needs to how to you help the family joining your existing home feel like it is there home as well, she is an advocate extending grace to all involved and leaning into the process.

It’s normal for your new space to take a while to really become home. To assist in this transition, we are sharing the top recommendations on essential items for new homeowners. From practical things like tools and a first aid kit to more personal touches like comfy decor and houseplant we share must-haves buyers consider a priority when moving into a new home.

Permits for single family homes are up through April nearly 35% in 2024 over  2023.  We discuss what this means for the supply of new homes, the latest trends - including what appears to be a trend for smaller homes -  and what are the factors homebuilders facing this year.  We also share information about the Parade of Home happening throughout the month of June.

We discuss what is happening in the local market as we approach the middle of the Spring season and what is really impacting the market.  We also share the many important ways you can and should get value from your agent when you are ready to buy or sell.  We also take a look at the anticipated changes coming to the industry in light of the recent lawsuit settlements,  how veterans may be impacted and what local Realtor officials shared with politicians while in DC.

Buying a home is a milestone achievement, but let’s be real, it comes with its fair share of unexpected discoveries.  From quirky maintenance issues to navigating the wild world of HOA regulations to taxes and neighbors, we share some insights on all the things you never knew you needed to know.

The recent National Association of Realtors proposed lawsuit settlement has put a focus on various aspects of a real estate transaction including the representation of buyers and dialog about commissions.   We have an open and candid conversation explaining what has been occurring and what the future may look like and how it impacts sellers and buyers.

If you have had a conversation with anyone about real estate lately the word crazy likely came up..as in this market is crazy!  We share why the market is t crazy or out of control but that is complex and competitive but manageable when working with a professional.

This conversation spans topics that include the recent National Association of Realtors settlement and the impact it will really have on the real estate industry, what buyers and sellers can expect from the market this spring, interest rates now and later this year, and more.

You can’t start the process too early if you are getting ready to sell and keep looking if you are buying are some of the take-aways from show host Jeanette’s recent purchase and sale of a home.  She shares how talking to an agent early in the process can help you be better prepared and save you time and money by using contractors and service professionals they can recommend – and who are likely to move you to the front of the line for scheduling.  She also offers a couple of questions to ask movers and repair folks as well the need to factor time to schedule pick-up of items you are donating, selling or trashing.