by The Bovender Team | Mar 30, 2020 | Allen Tate Realtors, Bovender Team, bovenderteam.com, Charlotte, Charlotte Real Estate, Coming Soon, Fort Mill, General, Home Buyer/Seller Tips, home upgrades, Homes, Real Estate Marketing, renovations, Team blog, Uncategorized
What we’re doing to keep you safe during this time. We’re getting a lot of phone calls asking if now is a good time to buy or sell a home with the COVID-19 concerns. Our local areas—which extend from Fort Mill, SC, to Mooresville, NC—are either under social...
by The Bovender Team | Feb 27, 2020 | Allen Tate Realtors, Bovender Team, bovenderteam.com, Charlotte, Charlotte Real Estate, Coming Soon, Fort Mill, General, Home Buyer/Seller Tips, home upgrades, Homes, Real Estate Marketing, renovations, Team blog, Uncategorized
Every seller wants to get the best price for their home in the fewest number of days. To make that happen, there’s a lot of preparation that takes place before the photographer arrives. We always recommend cleaning, decluttering, and removing personal photographs, but...
by Kim Trouten | Apr 10, 2018 | Home Buyer/Seller Tips, home upgrades, Kim Trouten, New Construction, renovations
Homeowners love smart design and the latest trends and bells & whistles. Model homes are built to entice us into drooling over expansive kitchen islands, trendy cabinet colors, flex spaces with barn doors, and lush outdoor living areas perfect for hosting those...
by The Bovender Team | Dec 8, 2016 | Home Buyer/Seller Tips, home upgrades, renovations
Selling A Home With Mold: What You Need To Know You’ve carefully researched your local real estate market and discussed your home’s listing price with your real estate agent. You’ve made a few carefully chosen high-value upgrades. You’ve cleared out all of your...
by Todd Williams | Nov 3, 2016 | Home Buyer/Seller Tips, home upgrades, Todd Williams
5 Upgrades That Influence Your Home’s Resale Value While new builds and historic homes are always in demand, some older houses can have a harder time being sold. A new build means zero renovations, which always goes down well. And while historic homes can require a...
