01. Selling your house

Selling your home is kind of like a sport – If you want to win, you need to take the steps that others won’t! It makes my heart happy when homeowners take the first step by requesting my free guide here, Seller’s Bootcamp.

 I help homeowners set themselves up for a successful home sale by educating them on the steps they need to take 6-8 weeks prior to listing! No matter when you put your house up for sale, working with me will help the process go a lot smoother, and help you get your home sold faster and for more money.

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02. Buying a house

Coffee, check. First Time Home Buyer Bootcamp in hand, check! If not, you can find it here. You’re out there dreaming of having your own space to call home that you can decorate however you want and I want to make sure you’re confident in starting your home buying journey so you can do just that!

I’m so excited for you to begin training for the home buying process and position yourself to become a successful future home buyer! (soon to be making your Pinterest board dreams come to life!)

I help people who desire to become homeowners navigate each step of the home buying process in a fun, organized and laid back way. No matter when you you’re ready to buy your home, working with me will help the process go a lot smoother, getting you into your new home as soon as possible!

03. Staging your house

First impressions count – especially when it comes to selling your home. The first thing buyers are going to see is the exterior of your home & your foyer when they walk through your front door. Does yours need some sprucing up? Swap out your front door mat for something new and add a wreath to the front door for some warmth!

How your home is presented is one of the most powerful tools you can use when selling your home if you want to attract the most buyers and increase demand (and your sale price)! The best way to make sure your house looks it’s best for the photographer and the buyers is to stage it. Many sellers run the other way when they hear this because they see dollar signs when they think of staging.

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