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Staging Tips for Your Real Estate Photos
If you're getting ready to list your home for sale, it's time to start thinking about preparing your home for real estate photos. These images give potential buyers a look at what your home is like while also giving you the opportunity to highlight its best features. There's an art to taking these photos, though. Consult our list of tips to learn how to set the stage for real estate photos that will draw interested buyers from all over the Albany and Corvallis areas.
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Home Improvement Projects That You Shouldn't DIY
Completing a home improvement project yourself is a fun way to enhance your DIY skills while minimizing project costs and upgrading your home. However, there are some home projects that our real estate agents know are best left to a professional. Here are a few home improvement projects that you shouldn't DIY.
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Flooring Types: What to Consider for Your Home
A nice, new floor can change the entire look of a room, and it can also make that room more functional. Plus, if you are getting your home ready to list in Albany or Corvallis you want to ensure your floors look their best.
So what kind of flooring is best for your home? That depends on the room in question and also how you plan on using that room. Here are some common flooring options and the rooms where these options shine!
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Simple Lighting Updates to Make This Year
The lighting in your home greatly impacts your home's appearance, including how appealing it is to potential home buyers. The good news is, updating your home's lighting doesn't have to be a big project! Our real estate agents suggest considering these easy lighting upgrades to help your home look its best.
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How to Get Your Garden Ready for Spring
Gardening season is just a couple of months away, and our real estate agents are already planning ahead. After all, bountiful harvests come from gardens with year-round maintenance and planning. If you want your garden or landscaping to really thrive in the spring, a lot of the hard work starts in the winter. By preparing now, you can also make garden maintenance much easier in the spring and summer.
Here are some tips on how to prepare your garden for spring: