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Knox Happenings Newsletter | June 2024
How To Make Your Home Sale “Smooth Sailing” If you’ve ever been on a cruise ship, you know that rough waters can result in a miserable experience. Even on modern ships equipped with stabilizers, choppy seas and bad weather can ...
Knox Happenings Newsletter | April 2024
At this time of year, it’s not uncommon for homeowners to think about any repairs or renovations needed in and around their property. For example, you might be considering remodeling the living room or doing a kitchen renovation. T...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – March 2024
As you may have noticed, reality shows are all the rage these days. Among the most popular are those where someone brings in an item — such as an antique watch or a collectable coin — and shows it to an appraiser. They hope, of c...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – February 2024
How to Make your Home “Picture Perfect” for Viewings Have you ever had a formal photo shoot? Perhaps you’ve had one for work or arranged one for your family. If so, chances are you dressed up and made yourself look your best....
Knox Happenings Newsletter | January 2024
Open House Questions Some Buyers Forget to Ask An Open House is an event. And, like many events, it’s easy to get caught up in all the excitement and energy. In fact, when you visit an Open House, you might even end up rubbin...
Knox Happenings Newsletter | December 2023
Easy-to-Miss Home Security Tips for your Vacation If you’re relaxing on a Caribbean beach, or enjoying a bus tour through historic Paris, the last thing you want to worry about is your home. Most people know the basics of kee...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – November 2023
Hi David & Whitney, There’s no doubt it’s difficult to predict the future. After all, no one beyond a few data scientists in a backroom at Google predicted that AI would become so prevalent so quickly. But, as difficult as it ...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – October 2023
Creating a Welcoming Environment when Selling your Home When buyers view your home, how do you want them to feel? Do you want them to feel like they’re intruders or a nuisance? Of course not! You want them to feel welcomed. So ...
