DAVID MARINE The real estate process is chock full of information. I feel like more information is exchanged in a real estate transaction than on a national security background check. But before you even put that “for sale” sign in the front yard, there’s some information you need to put together that will help you get that home ready to be sold. We talked with Sally Isom with Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury in Memphis, TN who has a handy list of 10 pieces of valuable info that you need to have to... read more

The way we distribute and consume information has changed a lot over the last decade.  If you are considering listing your home for sale, it's important to take this into account, and have a good understanding of where buyers are actually consuming information about real estate in their area.  Check out the image below for a breakdown of where buyers found the home they actually purchased.What do these numbers mean?  The importance of working with a professional real estate agent, and having proper o... read more

Guest post by Patti Stern With the early spring selling season kicking off shortly after the new year, it’s time to give your home the boost it needs to meet today’s buyers’ expectations. Take advantage of being inside during the cold winter months with these quick fixes that will help your property stand out from the competition, boost its value and sell quickly. Family Room Staged by PJ & Company Staging and Interior Decorating Declutter & Organize Start tackling one room at a tim... read more

Autumn means crunchy leaves, ghosts, gourds and pumpkin spice everything. And, for many, it’s also time to dig out the Halloween decorations to get the house looking its creepiest. Fun and festive, sure. But probably not ideal if your home is on the market. After all, you want potential buyers to feel like they’re visiting their new home, not a haunted house they’ll run screaming from. That doesn’t mean you have to refrain from putting out any holiday decor — just follow these tips ... read more