What Does Radon Mean For Your Asheville Home?
Radon is an odorless, tasteless and envisible gas produced by the decay of naturally occuring uranium in soil and water. Radon is prevalent in Western North Carolina due to the…
5 Tips To a Safe Deck
Summertime means spending time on the deck. Here are 5 tips to keep your deck safe this summer. Look for splitting wood or insect holes, especially where the deck attaches…
The Latest Gadgets in Home Automation
Gadgets are becoming more popular for the home. Running your home from your iPhone or Android to control home music or the thermostat is becoming more popular in Asheville homes.…
Summer Home Maintenance Tips
It is porch season here in the mountains surrounding Asheville, North Carolina, which means summer has arrived. Kids will soon be out of school and warm weather projects are underway.…
What A Buyer’s Agent Agreement Means For You
A Buyer’s Agent Agreement is a legal contract between a home buyer and a realtor who agrees to represent the sole interests of the buyer. Without such an agreement, a real…
Asheville Outdoor Living Trends
Top Outdoor Design Elements 1. Gardens and landscaped spaces 2. Outdoor living spaces (kitchens, entertainment spaces) 3. Outdoor recreation amenities (pools, spas, tennis courts) 4. Sustainable design practices Top Outdoor…
Buy Now, Sell Later Neighborhoods of Asheville
We believe these four Asheville neighborhoods have an opportunity as long term investments for your family home or rental property. 1) Oakley - Between Beverly Hills and Biltmore Village, Oakley…
Tax Benefits of Home Ownership
By John Adams 1. The purchase When buying your own home, most of the expenses are not tax deductible. But there is one exception that is worth finding. The IRS…
5 Tips For Choosing Your Asheville Realtor
After saving up for a down payment and cleaning up your credit score, you set out to find the best Asheville Realtor in your quest to find the perfect address.…
12 Tips for Hiring a Contractor
Here are 12 tips to help you avoid costly mistakes when choosing and working with contractors and builders. 1. Beware of disaster chasers. In the wake of a natural disaster,…
