Winter isn’t over yet! If February’s cold temperatures are sticking around, now is the time to make sure your home is protected from snow, ice, and melting water damage. In this episode of Sloan Sells Homes Open House, I’m sharing simple but critical winter home maintenance tips to help you avoid costly repairs and insurance claims.

Those pretty icicles hanging from your roof may be doing more harm than you think. In this episode of Sloan Sells Homes Open House, Michelle breaks down what ice dams are, why they happen, and how they can quietly cause serious damage to your home. Learn what to watch for after a harsh winter, why DIY fixes can backfire, and when it’s time to call a professional—so your home is protected now and in seasons to come.

Michelle talks about why it is important to manage your expectations when it comes to your real estate transaction.

Michelle shares the easiest way to get through a real estate transaction with less worry.

This week, Michelle gives you an update about some real estate news and what it could mean for you.

Buying a home and not sure where to start? In this episode of Sloan Sells Homes Open House, Michelle Sloan breaks down the very first—and most important—step in the home-buying process: choosing the right real estate agent.Michelle explains why interviewing agents matters, how many agents you should realistically talk to, and the critical questions every buyer should ask—especially when working with real estate teams. She also tackles the tough topic of working with family members in real estate and why availability and comfort are key to a successful transaction.If you’re buying your first home, moving into your next one, or just thinking about making a change, this episode will help you start the process with clarity and confidence.

Michelle talks about inspections, how much they cost, when they are necessary and more.

Michelle discusses the pros and cons of buying a house vs. a condo in today's market

This week, Michelle shares how to not get in over your head if you find yourself in a fixer upper home.

Lets talk about Pros and Cons of a 50 year mortgage! Part 2