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Ready To Sell Your House in Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati? Consider These 5 Things First!

August 12, 2019

You know that when you’re ready to sell your house, there’s a lot to do before listing. The problem is, though, that all those pre-listing tasks can just go on and on. So you have to know what to take care of and what to leave alone. It all begins with understanding your own motivations … Continued

4 Facts You Need To Know About The Current Real Estate Market Before Selling Your Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati Home

August 5, 2019

By keynote

If anyone tells you that selling a home is simple or easy, they just aren’t telling you the truth (or not all of it anyway). However it turns out, it’s not something you could ever call fun. But whenever you undertake a difficult task, knowing what to expect beforehand helps immensely. So here are 4 … Continued

5 Things You Need To Do Before Listing Your House In Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati

July 29, 2019

By keynote

The work of selling your house in Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati actually begins long before listing it. In fact, what you do get your house ready for listing just may be the most critical part of the whole process. Presentation is everything, and all those pre-listing tasks are designed to present your to best advantage … Continued

How To Make A Long Distance Move To or From Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati

July 22, 2019

By keynote

Even just a move across town can be stressful and overwhelming, even traumatic, and it only gets worse when you have to move a long distance. While moving to a new home can be exciting because it means starting a new chapter in your life, there’s not much most of us dread more than the … Continued

Evaluating Your Moving Costs in Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati

July 15, 2019

By keynote

When it comes time to move, most of us have to budget carefully. But we can’t work up any kind of budget till we get a handle on the moving costs. There are, of course, a ton of smaller items involved in a move that will add to the cost, things such as boxes, tape, … Continued

8 Tips To DIY Your Move In Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati

July 8, 2019

By keynote

Okay, so you’re planning to move . . . and want to save some money. You won’t do it by hiring a moving company – you’ll save only time and energy. The average cost for a long distance move using a moving company is about $4,300, based on an average weight of 7,400 pounds and … Continued

Determine What To Keep And What To Throw Away When Moving In Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati

July 1, 2019

By keynote

It’s a painful, often very emotional, undertaking, but it usually has to be done when you get ready to move. And that is getting rid of your precious stuff. But you can’t just take a bulldozer approach because you’ll wind up getting rid of things you need or that have other value to you. So … Continued

6 Reasons Why Summer Is The Best Time To Sell Your Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati House

June 24, 2019

By keynote

Traditionally, spring has been the best time to sell a house, but that may be changing. MLS data shows that in several areas the number of sold listings have increased from June to September over the past few years. Beyond that, there are several sound, common-sense reasons to list your house during the summer. Let’s … Continued

How To Attract More Buyers to Your Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati Property Listing This Summer

June 17, 2019

By keynote

Everyone hopes for a quick sale when they list their property, especially when they’ve put a lot of money into upgrades and improvements. But a sale doesn’t necessarily follow from listing – it takes some knowledge and effort. You have to do some things to attract buyers to the listing. Although there is no way … Continued

5 Great Ideas To Use For Your Middletown, Dayton, or Cincinnati Open House This Summer

June 10, 2019

By keynote

Open houses should resemble (at least a little) a job interview or the house’s audition. But the reality is that most of the time they are boring at best. Potential buyers show up, look around for a little, feign some interest, and then duck out as soon as they can. And often the only reason … Continued