A lot of our clients ask about buying a newly constructed home. They often weight the pros and cons of buying new vs. buying old, and we’re happy to be able to steer them along that road. But many ask, if I buy new construction, am I still able to…
Whether you’ve just moved in or you’ve been settled for a while, consider these GT Tips before you’re next hard surface flooring installation. Decide whether you’re keeping the baseboards or getting new baseboards. Most flooring types require a small gap between the wall’s edge and the flooring’s edge, as with…
It’s no secret that more buyers are on the prowl for turnkey homes in today’s market. Ongoing research shows that 71 percent of buyers, in fact, are looking for move in ready conditions, and are more willing to put in offers on homes that require less work or updating. The…
If you’re selling your home with us, we’ve probably asked you to be as accommodating for showings as possible, and for good reason. Accommodating for showings lets potential buyers know your motivated and serious, and gives a glimpse into what the escrow process might be like with you as a…
Solar panels are becoming increasingly beneficial with the rising costs of electricity. You’re probably feeling that high cost over these summer months when the air conditioning is running high and the kids are home from school using more electricity than normal. With rising utility costs, there are more government and…
There’s a lot of optimism and excitement surrounding your need for a new lease. “Maybe the next one will be better than the last.” There’s also a lot to realize. Over the course of your last lease the lease market may have changed. Fortunately, a lot of the issues that…