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Real Estate Rundown Join Me on My Mat & a Little Support Too! Hey Friends and Clients! I hope this message finds you in great spirits! Yes, this is New First off, you may have seen my posts on Facebook and Instagram, I’ve officially taken the plunge and started teaching yoga at Core Studio on Tuesday nights! Yoga has truly transformed my life, and after completing my 200 […]
Real Estate Rundown Big Hearts How Local Giving Transforms Our Community   February is often associated with grand romantic gestures, but this month, I am celebrating a different kind of love; the expansive, selfless love that fuels our community’s most vital charitable organizations.   Did you know there are 110 Non-profit organizations listed in the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce directory?  […]
Real Estate Rundown The House Next Door Let’s face it when the house next door is for sale, you sweat a little, maybe pray even, that the new neighbor is one that is enjoyable to live beside.  When purchasing, neighborhood is a big deal. While owning, neighborhood remains a big deal.    Buyers schedule to tour a home and diligently look at […]
Real Estate Rundown Meet the Jetson’s 2025 In 1962, the comical cartoon The Jetsons aired on ABC.The show was based on the future, with elaborate robotic contraptions, aliens, holograms, and whimsical inventions. Perhaps the creators of this cartoon were sixty-three years ahead of their time. Smart home technology has rapidly evolved into a booming industry in 2025, offering innovative devices that allow […]
Real Estate Rundown Know Before You Go or Hit SEND Before You Click… There is so much at our fingertips in today’s world.  A simple inquiry will get you an insurance quote and or a prequalification for a home loan. Just click HERE. The real estate industry has conditioned Buyers to act now and think about it later. With the national inventory shortage of homes […]
Real Estate Rundown That Old Chair That Old Chair…   In a world often filled with hustle and bustle, our homes are our cozy sanctuaries. Within the four walls, amidst our personal clutter, lie items that bring us comfort.  Not the new stuff, but the questionable items other people would toss out or include on the next rummage sale    We […]
Real Estate Rundown Women. Girl Power. You Go Girl. Chicks Rule. Sisterhood.   Women’s History Month is a celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture and society and has been observed annually in the month of March in the United States since 1987.   In today’s world we recognize special moments, people, brands and things daily. If you search, “What is National Today,” a celebration list can […]
Real Estate Rundown Best Book Ever! Best Book Ever! Did that catch your attention? I must admit, I’m drawn to book recommendations. I enjoy both fiction and nonfiction, so when I come across a headline proclaiming a number one best-seller or see someone posting their “Top 10” list, I can’t help but scan the titles.   While I can’t honestly choose […]
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Real Estate Rundown Siouxland Strong! The summer of 2024 will forever be etched in my memory as the summer of the flood. Much like the devastating events of 2011, we Siouxlanders once again faced the challenge of sandbagging, coming together as a community to help those affected dig out from the aftermath. The floodwaters of the Big and Little Sioux […]
Real Estate Rundown D. Y. I Do it yourself can encompass a variety of meanings. For some, it represents the fulfillment that comes from finishing a project independently. It may be the pride in installing a new toilet flapper or the satisfaction of adding fresh paint to the living room, the sense of accomplishment is unmistakable. Whether the DIY completion saved […]
Real Estate Rundown The Cost of Comfort Does the purchase of that shiny new object excite you?   The new car or a pair of new shoes?  Yes! A brand new water heater? NO! Spending our well earned cash (or credit) is fun when the benefit seems like a treat, but spending on the necessities of life is not so joyous, yet, when […]
Real Estate Rundown Four-Legged Friendly Rentals Pets are an important part of many peoples lives. Whether you own your home or rent, it is reasonable to want a pet in your life. For a Landlord, pets can be concerning. Pet damage to a property could cost well beyond the amount of a security deposit. There is also an increase in liability […]
Real Estate Rundown Out With the Old With every year, decade and era, trends and fads come and go.  Nothing is more true than in home decor. What was the rage in the 1990’s, we did away with by the new millennium. Anyone paint over honey oak?    The same is true with items in a home that were once the ‘top […]
Real Estate Rundown Deep Roots. Tall Corn. Iowa! There are many things I love about Iowa. I love the land, stunning sunsets and the overall quality of life that is enjoyed here.  It is not uncommon for someone to tell you they grew up in a small town in the middle of nowhere here.  That little town most likely has a post office […]
Real Estate Rundown Giving Up the Lawnmower I was working with a home buyer who was wanting to “downsize” from her current property to a smaller, more manageable home. To her, the change also meant a downgrade from the lifestyle she was accustomed to.  When I asked her why she felt this way, it was really about the change in her capability  […]
Real Estate Rundown Walkability in Siouxland Walkability: The measured ease of walking to an amenity in a community.  The National Association of REALTORS® recently released the latest edition of its Community & Transportation Preferences Survey, a poll taken every two to three years of residents in the 50-largest metropolitan areas to gauge partialities regarding their home’s type and location, in addition […]
Real Estate Rundown Celebrating Women’s History Month. Barbie Salute! Why do we celebrate Women’s History Month? Not only is Women’s History Month a time of reflection, but it’s also a moment to recognize how the efforts and bravery of past generations continues to pave the way for females today. March has been dubbed International Women’s Month and Women’s History Month with the intent to honor […]
Real Estate Rundown Clearing Out the Stuff Cleaning out a property is a daunting task. Not cleaning it, clearing it. Ridding the property of all the furniture, the closets, cabinet contents, the dishes, the linens, the bedding, storage rooms, garage and sheds. Leaving only the real property…the real estate.   Several years ago I assisted a family who had two estate homes […]
Real Estate Rundown Embrace Your HOA Homeowners Association: a “group of homeowners in a defined area” which could range from a two-unit townhome, a development of condos, or an entire master-planned neighborhood of single family homes. This is not a new concept, HOA’s first began in the late 1940’s.  Not all HOA’s have a fee, but many do. The HOA fee […]
Real Estate Rundown All the Single Ladies Owning a piece of the American dream has been a life goal for many. Historically, a first time home purchase came in the time of life after marriage, however, the single family home is often being purchased by a single, and to go one step further, a single female. According to Bankrate.com, single women homeownership […]
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