A property evaluation allows a real estate professional to move beyond broad abstract data and get a real sense of the tangible (and intangible) factors that may influence the performance of your property in your local real estate market.

For many retirees, it’s the beginning of more traveling or spending more time with the kids and grandkids, which also means selling your home for retirement.

Finding your current living space a little cramped is a common reason to go looking for a new home. If you really love your home, you might first explore several other options.

Congratulations! A growing family is a wonderful change to look forward too. And upgrading your living space is a common reaction to a family about to outgrow their current space.

If you (or a loved one) find yourself facing long term or permanent health issues you may discover that your home is no longer ideal. It may be something as common as not wanting to navigate up and down multiple levels of stairs or bathrooms that are simply too cramped.

Do you remember when you were younger, and you had dreams put on hold because of life and children? Maybe it was owning a cabin by the lake. Perhaps it was touring European castles. Or maybe even a pursuit of a secondary career for fun instead of necessity. With your children out on their own, retirement coming into focus, now is the time to rethink your dreams.

If you’ve landed up on this page you are either considering a divorce or are in the process of one and you want to know what to do with the house. The benefit of listing your home due to divorce is that both spouses usually get some money to help start over and give you both a clean break.

Let’s discuss selling your home and meeting your expectations. We provide the tools, marketing and expertise to sell your home with ease.