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One of the most budget-friendly and effective ways to add both appeal and value to your home is to give your yard the TLC it deserves. The old adage, "You never get a second chance to make a first impression", definitely applies to your home's curb appeal, especially when you are in the market to sell. With warmer weather just around the corner, now is the time to grab your work gloves and head outside. You'll soon see just how much difference a little planning and outdoor work can make in the way your home looks to others. Our real estate agents are always a great resource for market trends and fresh ideas, and we've put together a few ideas to inspire you.

Savvy home sellers in Fairborn often use a comparative market analysis (CMA) before listing their property with a real estate agent. A CMA is the most common way to give a home an approximate value based on the prevailing market trends. Most real estate agents offer CMA as a free service while pitching their services to prospective clients.

It only stands to reason that making a good first impression on prospective home buyers is a necessity if you hope to sell your home. In fact, before you even contact our REALTORS® to list it, you might start making repairs around the house, decluttering, and sprucing up its curb appeal. However, not everything is under your control. What about your neighbors? You can't control what they do, but ultimately neighbors can impact whether or not your home sells at all.

After a long winter, spring officially arrives on Tuesday, March 20. With the bright sun and warm winds comes the realization that winter has been torturing our homes' exteriors. After a quick perusal, many homeowners find cracked sidewalks, leaf-filled gutters, and dead plants all around. Before you even start planning your gardens, checking these items off your spring maintenance checklist will ensure you have time to go outside and enjoy the outdoors. Our REALTORS® recommend these five tips to get your Beavercreek home ready for spring.

So you've received your PCS orders, you know where you're headed, and now the clock is ticking before it's time to make your move. Whether you're moving across the state, across the country, or across the globe, selling a house as a military member comes with its share of unique challenges. The time limitations of a military move mean that planning is more important than ever. Our real estate agents are here to help you get started, with a guide to selling your home as a military member.
