Happy Holidays from Team E!

In case you missed it, we have officially become a part of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Real Estate. More importantly, I wanted to wish you a very happy holiday season and to personally thank you for all of your referrals and support throughout 2013. As a reminder, it’s still a great time to buy and sell real estate. So if you know anybody who is looking to buy or sell, be sure to reach out to me.

I hope you’re having a wonderful day and have a wonderful holiday season!!

Is Now the Time to List Your Home?

Is Now the Time to List Your Home?

Today I am here with Gina Elliot to speak about the seriousness of our low inventory and the amount of buyers and investors looking to purchase homes. Many people are serious about buying with the low interest rates and uncertainty of how long they will stay down but with the low inventory, they’re just waiting for things to come around.

Another question we get this time of year is whether or not people should wait until spring to enter the market. With the low inventory and interest rates, now is a great time to be selling your home. It is important to have your home in great condition and priced correctly as well. If you’re motivated, now is the time to sell!

If you have any questions, call us, text us or send us an email. We hope you enjoy your Thanksgiving!

Our Recipe for Success When Selling a Home

Hello, everyone. Welcome back to my video blog.

Today, I am at 5011 S. 239 St., a beautiful home in the Hamptons. This four bedroom, six bathroom home is nestled into a 100 year old oak forest. The almost new home has a walk though pantry, an open floor plan and almost everything else you can think of!

Today, I wanted to talk about the perfect recipe to sell your home. Don’t tell anyone, though! It’s our secret!

The first ingredient is choosing the proper price. Together, the sellers and I determine a price we are both satisfied with.

Then we bring in a professional stager to help arrange the home and make it appealing to a wide range of potential buyers.

Once the home is in good condition, a professional photographer comes in to take beautiful pictures to showcase your home.

Those pictures are then put on the MLS. Did you know most buyers start their search online? That’s why professional photographs that compliment your home are crucial! They are the first impression your home makes on a potential buyer.

If you would like to see this beautiful Hamptons home click here (NEED LINK TO HOME)!

Thank you for watching and as always, if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to call me at 402.445.4899

Gardening Tips & Video: Keeping a Positive Mindset

FEATURED LISTING VIDEO TOUR: Hello Friends and Family, Spring is finally here (even if the weather hasn't realized that yet!) Today I want to share a video with you about mindset and spreading a positive attitude to those around you. It's easy to feel a little less cheerful, especially with gloomy weather and cold temps, but keeping a positive outlook can make your life a whole lot sunnier! Spring Gardening Tips from Mulhall's Landscape Designer Karen Richards Prune trees and shrubs except spring bloomers like Forsythia, Bridal Spirea, Lilacs, and Azaleas. Remember NOT to prune “Endless Summer” hydrangeas until they leaf out. Cut back ornamental grasses, perennials and liriope before new growth appears. Apply pre-emergent to lawns and flower beds. Pay special attention to the lawn along the edge of the road as it warms up quicker and consequently weed seeds will germinate quicker…….especially the dreaded crab grass! Spring containers can be planted as soon as the soil in the pots thaws out…………………..pansies are a safe bet since they can tolerate low temperatures. Prune roses in April and fertilize. Starting in May summer containers can be planted. Plant annuals after Mother’s Day. In May, monitor plants for health and well-being, especially bagworms and spider mites. Prune azaleas, forsythia and Bridal spirea. Divide Irises and re-plant Remove spent tulip bulbs and tuck daffodil (and other perennial bulbs) foliage under new growth of perennials. Do not cut the foliage of spring bulbs as they need to re-charge the bulbs for the next spring.   Mulhall's Nursery, Inc. Phone:  (402) 963-0763 Mobile: (402) 616-2034 Fascimile:  (402) 963-0707   Website:  www.mulhalls.com Thanks a million! Teresa Elliott Prudential Ambassador - Team Elliott www.teameomaha.com 402.690.1573 (call anytime, it's my cell) teresa@teamelliott.net
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