realestatewithjessica

This might not be the blog you were looking for today, but what's a day without a little humor?  To that point I want to talk about technology and me.  I consider myself to be someone who enjoys learning new technology, particularly if it helps advance me in my business.  Of course there are always those things that are more time-wasters than time-savers and frankly, too many apps, devices, and programs that require a longer and larger learning-curve than I find useful.  Other than that, I am always open to trying things out, learning new systems, finding better ways to serve my clients.  Recently, I discovered a new app for my phone and laptop that was a convenient way to message and communicate with coworkers in my office.  It's all about efficiency!  When a real estate agent is with clients who ask if they know of a good tile guy, for example, a text to everyone on the distribution list nets quick results with  coworkers recommendations. I embraced this app enthusiasti

Do you value a professional opinion when you choose to make life decisions?  That's why you consult with and remain with Financial Advisors, Attorneys, and even your personal physician.  So when you are making one of the biggest financial decisions in your life buying or selling a home, it is prudent to find an experienced Broker who will remain your trusted advisor throughout your real estate experiences.  Beginning with your planning process it is important to collaborate, and design a plan of action that will net you the results you want. 

How to Keep Your Home Clean While It's on the Market Keeping your house neat and tidy is one of the hardest parts of selling - especially if you have kids or pets. Here's how to make things easier: Invest in storage bins.  When a showing comes up, throw everything from the floor, counters and tables into the bins and stow them in a closet. Use a robot vacuum.  Turn it on as you leave the property, and the floor will be spick and span by the time buyers arrive. Declare some rooms off limits.  Keep some rooms closed off to limit messes.