Transforming your backyard into an extreme backyard oasis will probably be hard at first, just because there will be a lot to get around to if you plan on taking 'extreme' to new heights. However, if you know what you're doing, you might just be able to cut that time down in half. That said, here are some helpful tips from R.Alexa Group on how to give your backyard the extreme makeover you've been dreaming...
How to Sell Your House During COVID-19 If you were in the process of selling your home when the pandemic struck, have to move after a job loss or a death in the family, or need to relocate for a new career, you may be wondering how you can sell your home safely. Social distancing measures have complicated home buying and selling, but they haven’t stopped it entirely. In fact, a number of tools have...
Important Security and Design Factors to Consider for Your Investment Property More and more travelers are opting to stay at rental properties over hotels these days. While this is great news if you own an investment property, it also means that there is more competition on the market, which means that your property needs to shine among the others if you want to keep it occupied on a consistent...
How to Use Curb Appeal to Sell Your Home First impressions are everything when it comes to selling your home. A buyer might not even view your home if the exterior photo in an online listing doesn’t draw them in. Buyers start to form opinions about the home the second they pull up to the curb, which is why curb appeal is everything. Curb appeal is the general attractiveness of a property -- the thing...
Do's and Don'ts of Home Staging The market is different everywhere, but the average home spends 4-6 weekson the market before getting snapped up by buyers. What is true across real estate markets is that nothing sells a property quite as well as home staging, which makes it easy for prospective buyers to imagine themselves in the space. Not only will buyers pour in, but your house will also look better in...
Strategic, Sensible Upgrades That Add Value to Older Homes If you own an old home, logic and common sense are your best assets when making good improvement decisions. Older houses often need upgrades that aren’t necessarily aesthetically pleasing but will nevertheless add value; for example, you wouldn’t want to convert attic space into a bedroom if it lacked insulation. Your home improvement needs...