Jaylynn Perkins, REALTOR®
Fall is days away here in the Texas Hill Country. Are you ready to immerse yourself in pumpkins? Get a jump start to all your festive fall activities by printing this free Hill Country Fall Bucket List. Or stop by an open house this fall for a free print out.
Preparing a property before you put it on the market, can be overwhelming. I suggest trying your best to stay on top of projects so that when the day comes that you need to move quickly, you are ready. The list I have compiled is a simple practical approach to […]
Next up on our Investment Series, some Real Estate ideas to consider! There are several different ways to invest your money when it comes to Real Estate. Here are a few of our favorites. Purchase a Homestead – Purchase a home and utilize it as your primary residence. If you […]
Diversifying into real estate investments is an excellent way to generate regular cash flow and build generational wealth. But how much should you save up to be able to afford a rental property, whether it’s a family home, a multi-apartment building, or an Airbnb? We’ve done the research for you […]
What paint colors up with reselling a property? When you sell a property, you want to make a lasting first impression. A fresh coat of paint goes a long way. However, choosing a paint color or a combination of paint colors can be overwhelming. I have narrowed down a variety […]
Setting a goal to save for your first home can seem daunting at first. When comparing real estate prices and calculating down payments, the numbers may be overwhelming. Fortunately, there are strategies you can apply to slowly meet your savings goals without compromising too much on your quality of life. […]
It’s that time of year again. Time to winterize your home. Let’s avoid extra headaches this winter season by taking extra measures to winterize our homes. It’s important to properly winterize your home both outside and inside. There are a several tasks that you should complete, before temperatures drop, to […]
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are formed to improve neighborhoods and increase property values, but sometimes their actions conflict with owners’ interests. New legislation seeks to limit their powers and protect owners and tenants. The proposals are articulated in Texas Senate Bill 1588 and House Bill 3367. Regulating Charges The bills require HOAs only to […]