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WINNING THE BIDDING WAR

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Your Guide To Claiming Your Dream Home

Imagine finding ‘ the one ’, your dream home , only to find out a gazillion other people want it too! It feels like being on a battlefield, right? But, remember, even in the heat of bidding, there’s more to success than simply throwing more money into the fray.

Let’s face it: in the frenzy of a bidding war, emotion can cloud judgement. Stay calm and focused. Ensure your finances are in order, present a pre-approval letter and if possible, be ready to put down a higher-than-normal down payment. This shows you mean business.

A personal letter to the seller can sometimes tip the scales in your favor. After all, we’re all human, aren’t we? Share your story, shine light on why you love their home and how you see yourself in it.

Remember, it’s not just about the highest bid. It’s also about negotiation skills, preparation, and a little bit of heart.

It’s essential to have a solid plan B. If the bidding war doesn’t go in your favor, remember, there are always more dream homes out there.

SELL SWIFTLY ̶ CASH IN ON THE COZIEST HOME-SELLING SEASON

Selling your home can feel like sharing a piece of your heart. That’s why it’s crucial to find eager buyers who will cherish your home just as you have. Fall might be the perfect accomplice for your mission.

Benefit 1: Buyers Are More Serious

Those casually “just browsing” are likely hibernating. Autumn attracts serious buyers who are eager to move in before the winter freeze.

Benefit 2: Fall Aesthetics Can Boost Home Appeal

Nature does a great job of staging your home. Vibrant foliage can give your home a warm, cozy glow. Embrace it!

Benefit 3: Things Move Faster

With fewer homes on the market, real estate agents have more time for you—and buyers tend to make decisions faster.

Go ahead, sell that home and stride valiantly into your next adventure! YOU’VE GOT THIS.

Fall In Love With Fall

Cozy up Your Space with Season’s Chill

Nostalgic for that chill in the air, the crunch of leaves underfoot, the taste of everything pumpkin spiced? Nothing can illustrate the season’s enchantments better than enveloping your home with fall décor.

Embrace the season’s palette - warm hues of red, orange, and brown. These colors hold the magic of fall and can make your space feel straight out of a painting - filled with cozy corners begging for you to cuddle up with a cozy blanket and your favorite book.

Try to involve nature and its beauty in your home. Earth tones, rustic wood, and metallic accents can reflect your passion for the season’s offerings. Decorations crafted from autumn leaves, or a centerpiece made from pine cones, nuts, and berries, can work wonders in capturing the essence of the season. You can even make it an enjoyable weekend activity to gather and create your own fall-inspired decorations with family and friends.

Layering textiles, like throw blankets and plush rugs, adds depth to your space, while simultaneously keeping you warm and cozy on those cooler nights. Don’t forget to play with a variety of textures – think soft faux fur, chunky cable knit, warm quilted fabrics, and smooth velvets.

In the spirit of embracing change, rearranging your space can shift the energy and create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Bring some furniture pieces closer together or add a comfy accent chair in a corner, perfect for a cuddle session with a warm cup of tea and a bestselling novel.

Utilize soft, warm lighting to give your home that perfect autumnal glow. Fairy lights, dimmable floor lamps, or even a fireplace can create a warm, welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the season. You can even pop in a couple of scented candles – think cinnamon, clove, or pumpkin spice – to ignite a symphony of fall fragrances.

Remember, fall is a time of change and renewal. By welcoming the season with cozy, warm hues, textures, and inviting ambiance, you’ll capture the spirit of fall and give you and your loved ones a space to connect, embrace, and recharge.

Don’t be intimidated by the thought of beautifying your home for fall. Remember, it’s about finding a balance of colors and elements that resonate with you and letting your unique personality infuse into your home design. After all, it’s your heart and soul that make a house a home. Happy decorating

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Gresham $639,000: Beautiful 3bed, 2.5 bath home in a great neighborhood. SS Kitchen appliances, wood flooring throughout, granite counter-tops, pine cabinets w/soft close doors & pull outs, gas fireplace, office/library with lots of shelves, carpeted family room & living room with skylights to let the natural light in, big walk-in closet in MB. Home has forced gas furnace heat and AC last serviced Sept.7th. Two car garage with garage openers, large back yard with deck and patio.

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Autumn calls for FRESH beginnings!

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