May 2018

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  The Everything Guide to Selling Your First Home

  How to figure out exactly what you want, and how to work with the experts who’ll help you get it. Read

   
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  The Ins and Outs of Setting a Price for Your Home

  It’s a big decision with a lot of factors, but don’t worry — you have backup. Read

   
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  Staging Your Home: How to Make Buyers Fall in Love

  With these tips and tricks, your house will be swoon-worthy in no time. Read

   
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  What You Need to Know Before Accepting — or Rejecting — an Offer

  It’s not always about the money (except when it is). Read

   
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  What Every Seller Needs to Know About Closing

  Walk-throughs, closing costs, and other items to check off your list

Burglars strike when you least expect it. But you can protect your home and your family with a little forethought. There are measures you can take beyond keeping your windows closed and locked. Here is how you can keep these five areas of your home safe from burglars.

Keep Entryways Lit

Bold burglars know no bounds. No point of access is off limits, including your home’s front door. Keep your home safeguarded against would-be thieves by installing lights just outside of your doorstep area so that your home is illuminated at night. Having lights around your home will deter thieves, keeping your home clear of criminals.

Reinforce Kitchen Windows

While it may seem like an extreme measure, reinforcing your windows with safety glass is a smart