The path to home ownership can be a highly emotional one, and in a sellers’ market this is particularly true. Today’s buyers are facing steep competition from other buyers in a market with a limited amount of selection. All buyers are probably feeling tremendous stress about finding that perfect home before someone else does.
May is Brain Tumor Awareness month, and to help raise funds for the National Brain Tumor Society, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty was one of ten local businesses that sponsored the Go Gray in May 5K in Bristol. On April 29, over 120 participants, including Verani agent Kathy Bagley, walked and ran to bring awareness to this important cause. The event raise a total of $4,000.
New Hampshire is home to many things: picturesque waterfalls, mountain vistas, beautiful beaches, amazing breweries, micro-breweries and brew-pubs. But did you know there are many wineries in New Hampshire?
Maggie Kerkhoff Named 2017 GMNBR Realtor of the Year; Nancy Philbrick Receives Good Neighbor Award
Getting ready to graduate college means many things, and one of those things may be finding a place of your own. There are many considerations, including where you will be working, if you may need to move again soon due to an ongoing job search, and your budget.
Four sales professionals from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty’s North Andover office were recently recognized as top producers in 2016 by the Northeast Association of REALTORs (NEAR). NEAR individual top producers achieve a minimum of $3.5 million in sales volume or 10 sides, and are ranked according to four categories of Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum.
The sun is out, temperatures are rising, and you might be getting the itch to try your hand at gardening. But what if you live in a condo or townhouse with limited outdoor space? Just because your outdoor space is small doesn’t mean you have to miss out on growing food or flowers. Container gardening is a great way to try growing your own food or beautify your deck or patio. Here’s how to get started:
There’s a reason gardeners call compost “black gold:” It’s easy to make, and can give your garden or potted plants an excellent nutrient boost. On top of these benefits, it’s also a great way to recycle your waste and reduce your environmental impact – according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, food scraps and yard waste make up to 30% of our trash. These materials are perfect ingredients for composting, so you can take your trash, which would otherwise eat up room in landfills, and turn it into gardening treasure instead.
You know those home sellers whose house shows well, looks clean and beautiful, and to top it off they say moving was really pretty easy? It’s time to learn how they do it.
If you are about to put your home on the market and are stressing about everything from showings to packing, from moving to getting settled in, here are a few tips to ease the most common struggles and avoid the most common mistakes.
Experts say that this year will bring us a tick apocalypse, thanks to the wet spring weather and mild winter. It is wise for everyone to take precautions to avoid contact with these tiny pests, even while heading out into your beautiful back yard.
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