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February 25, 2022

Navigating Home Purchase: Understanding NAR Practice Changes and Your Responsibilities as a Homebuyer

In the realm of real estate, staying informed about industry practices and your responsibilities as a homebuyer is crucial. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) regularly updates its practices to ensure a fair and transparent real estate market for both buyers and sellers. As a potential homebuyer, being aware of these changes can greatly benefit […]

February 25, 2022

Prepping Your Home for Sale

Follow these tips when preparing your home for sale: Stage each living area to help potential buyers imagine living in that space. Keep all rooms clean, including children rooms. Remove clutter and extra furniture to help the space feel clean and larger.

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