Lisa Alstatt - Realtor

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If you know anyone looking to buy or sell, please let me know. It would be my pleasure to assist them on their real estate journey.

Here are your JANUARY home cleaning tips – don't miss out!

Focus on these key areas, especially after the holidays:
Range hoods, light switches, door k***s, front door, vents, moldings, washing machines, dryers, and your closet.

Time for some fun! Pick your dream home: A, B, C, D, E, or F?
Comment your choice below!

Considering selling your home in 2024?

Here's some sage advice: First impressions count, boost your curb appeal, declutter your home, depersonalize and consider staging, address repairs before listing. Avoid giving potential buyers red flags. The best starting point is to speak with a professional listing realtor who can assist in pricing your home accordingly.

Call or text anytime! I'm here to help.

Avoiding yearly redecoration or renovation is fine, but staying inspired by new trends can be exciting.

Check out a few 2024 home design trends: handmade elements such as tiles and custom vanities, the prominent use of the color blue, warm neutrals, fluted cabinets and walls, mud-laundry rooms, herringbone patterns, and, of course, a timeless style is always a favorite.

Here for you whenever you need a door to open and for all your real estate needs.

BUYER'S TIP

Buying a house is a significant milestone filled with emotions. Wondering if you can afford to buy a home this year? Estimate by calculating 25% of your take-home pay, use a mortgage calculator to determine your budget, consider closing costs and homeownership expenses.

For personalized guidance, speak to a mortgage lender. Reach out anytime for a list of lender referrals. Let's start you on your homeownership journey!

Did you know?

In cases with multiple tenants listed on a lease, confusion may arise regarding the designated payee for the security deposit refund upon termination. This situation commonly occurs in roommate arrangements or during divorces where both individuals are lease tenants.

Frequently, a roommate or spouse may request the security deposit to be issued solely in their name. However, according to Paragraph 10C of the Residential Lease Agreement (TXR 2001), the landlord is obligated to make the refund check payable to all tenants named in the lease. As all tenants are parties to the lease, they are collectively entitled to any security deposit refund.


Residential Lease Agreement (TXR 2001)

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Today, as we honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let's reflect on his powerful words: 'In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.'