Two Kates On Cape

The Two Kates chat with Lyla Warner, a Sandwich based architect from ZEL ARCHITECTURE who offers some amazing insight into how to pick an architect, what is popular rights now, and how the process really unfolds.

The Two Kates bring back ghost-hunting Realtor John Delellis as we three stumble down Memory Lane, reflecting on the stores now gone, and the summer jobs that haunted our sanity as teens on Cape Cod.

The Two Kates chat about the necessity of dining rooms (yeah or nay), keeping up with basic home improvement, and what will flag on a mortgage if you are selling a home, including subfloors versus finished floors.

The two Kates chat about the challenges and insider view of being a Realtor on Cape Cod.

Kate and Kate chat with plumber James Pazakis of JM Pazakis Plumbing and Heating about all things related to those heat pumps everyone is talking about, as well as things you should do to ready your home for winter!

The Two Kates discuss listing a home in the fall and how color and textures go miles in staging this time of year. Play with color, especially on your front door . . . but not with neon blue dragon tattoos. Trust us . . . Shout out to Green Briar Jam kitchen! https://twokatesoncape.net

The Two Kates bring back fellow Realtor John DeLellis to talk about more of his interactions with the ghostly side of New England!

In honor of Halloween Week, the Two Kates invite fellow Realtor John DeLellis to the table to chat about his famous 1700s home in Centerville . . . and his time working as a paranormal investigator! Yes - we Realtors at Keller Williams do it all . . .

The Two Kates chat about life at the mercy of the Atlantic as Cape Codders. What is RISK? Will we face a hurricane like Helene? What are flood zones? The earth is changing and we Cape Codders must be ready!

The Two Kates chat about food (shout out to Nirvana in Barnstable Village), but also ADUs! What the heck is an ADU? Why it's an Accessory Dwelling Unit and for us, it is a game changer for homeowners who need to leverage their own homes to make some money to offset the cost of a mortgage, taxes, or that new Xbox with 60" television . . . .