Katlyn Flasher, Realtor

Sellers: Why You Should Upgrade Your Outdoor Space Want to put your money into an upgrade buyers will love? Here's why you should consider showing your outdoor spaces some attention.

How To Choose Your Garage Door Color Your garage door makes up a large portion of your home's facade, but homeowners rarely give it much thought. Here's how you can choose the perfect color for your garage door.

Upsize Or Downsize? What You Should Know Before Shopping The size of a home is one of the most important factors to consider when you're shopping. Here are some signs you need to upsize - or downsize!

How To Swap Out Old 2 Prong Outlet If you own an older home, you might have outdated and unsafe two-prong outlets. Here's what you can do about it.

Don't Make These Rookie Buyer Mistakes Want to avoid the easiest mistakes of a first-time buyer? With these tips, you can!

What You Should Know About Agent Commission If you're new to selling, you may not know the ins and outs of agent commission. Use this primer to learn more.

Growing Herbs in Your Kitchen An herb garden in your kitchen is both a fun hobby and a great way to enhance the flavor of your dishes. Here's how you can get one going.

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Your Buyer's Guide to Fixtures When you buy a home, do you get to keep all those things you saw during the open house too? Here's what you should expect when it comes to fixtures.

What are the Closing Costs of Selling a Home? The closing costs are at the end of your home selling checklist, and they can be a nasty surprise if you weren't expecting them. Here's how you can prepare for all those closing costs the next time you sell.

Keeping a Fire Extinguisher in Your Home It's important to have a fire extinguisher in your home, but it's just as important to know how to use it. Here's our guide for home fire extinguishers.

Should You Buy a Fixer-Upper? It may be your dream to take an old home and transform it into something new. But a fixer-upper may not be the best choice for you, especially if you're a first-time buyer. Here's what you should know.