Great paint job versus a DIY paint job! What if I told you the walls in your home could be the difference between walking away with a huge return on your investment or leaving lots of money on the table? Impressions from buyers are everything, and buyers have opinions on everything in your home. So […]
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4 Reasons Why We Should Connect
Why is connecting with an agent so important? First off, let’s cover why a good real estate agent is so important. Your real estate agent is there by your side for every step of the buying or selling process, so you want to make sure you choose a good one! As your guide along the […]
Budgeting for Your Dream Property: Hidden Costs of Rural Land
Are you dreaming of moving to the country and building your dream home? Wait wait wait – before you make a leap let’s talk about the budgeting for your dream property and what hidden costs may catch you off guard if you’re not prepared. Hey hey! I’m Anita L Williamson, Associate Broker with James River […]
The Top 4 Best Negotiating Hacks
Whether you’re buying or selling, mastering the art of negotiation is essential for snagging the best deal possible. And trust me, these hacks are game-changers! Hey! I’m Anita L Williamson, Associate Broker with James River Realty Group and we’re diving into the top four negotiating hacks that’ll have you sealing the deal like a pro! […]
Well Water Right for You? – Pros & Cons!
Get ready to trade city lights for starlit skies as you journey from suburban landscapes to the tranquility of countryside living. Today, we’re diving into the heart of well water – its perks, its quirks, and everything you need to know to thrive in your new water world. Let’s quench your curiosity and step into […]
It’s Matter of Perspective – The Ebb and Flow of Buying a Home
Are you ready to break free from market fears and find your dream home? Let’s talk about something that often sends buyers into a tailspin – interest rates. It’s easy to feel discouraged when rates start to rise, isn’t it? But here’s the thing – whether they’re climbing to 6% or 7%, your mortgage payment […]
