Forbes. June 27, 2018. By Kerri Zane: When it comes to selling a home, top real estate agents from around the country all agree that buyers want their home to look as good as their Instagram feed. And creating these environments don’t need to cost a fortune. Just a few simple adjustments can mean thousands of additional dollars to your bottom line.
Fatherly, Jun 12 2018. By Joshua A. Krisch: Kids who play outside tend to be happier, healthier, and better adjusted. Full stop.
Realtor.com. June 7, 2018, By Jennifer Geddes: A DIY herb garden is an easy way to have fresh basil, cilantro, and other kitchen staples on hand—no more running to the store or wasting cash on wilted parsley! What’s not to love?
Reader’s Digest, May 29, 2018. By Lisa Marie Conklin: Talk about hindsight being 20-20. Before you start demoing walls and buying everything mid-century modern, consider the wisdom of realtors who have seen the renovations homeowners really regret.
Realtor.com, May 17, 2018. By By Jennifer Geddes: To the rescue, we’ve asked some green thumb experts for the biggest mistakes people make planting (and caring for) trees and shrubs. Read up on these bloopers to avoid before you dig in!
Realtor.com April 24, 2018. By Jennifer Geddes: Window boxes are the underrated secret weapon of curb appeal: These seemingly simple additions can take your ordinary home to the next level—for that perfect touch that makes your facade one that passers-by won’t forget.
PennyMac. April 23, 2018. By Jerrica Kowcheck: When it comes to remodeling plans, most homeowners immediately think of upgrades to be made inside of the house… We talked to real estate and renovation experts to gather their tips and insights on renovation projects for your home’s outside. Here are the top outdoor renovation ideas for you to focus on this year!
KTLA. April 9, 2018. By Nancy Cruz and Gale Anderson. (Video)
Los Angeles Times. APR 03, 2018. By Lisa Boone: DiAnna Moore used to be known as the Rose Lady. “I had a carpet of red roses in my front yard,” Moore says of her Northridge garden. “We tried to keep them alive, along with our Bermuda grass,” all while trying to adhere to water conservation rules in place at the time.