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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 ...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – September 2023
How to Decide if a Neighborhood is Right for You Say you’ve found a house for sale in an area that’s unfamiliar to you. How do you figure out if it’s going to be the ideal neighborhood? The first step is to take a walk. St...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – August 2023
Checklist for Selling your Home this Fall If you’re thinking of selling this fall, this is the ideal time to start the process. The earlier you get ready, the more successful your sale will be. It will likely go a lot smoother, t...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – July 2023
There’s no doubt about it. Uncertainty is everywhere – in food prices, economic outlooks, and of course, the real estate scene. If you’re like most people, uncertainty can make you feel uneasy about the future. But, there’s ...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – June 2023
Setting Emotions Aside When Selling Imagine shopping for a used car. You find one that you like and while negotiating the price, the seller gets sentimental. He shares happy memories of family picnics, his kids’ soccer games and ...
Knox Happenings Newsletter – May 2023
Creating the “Wow” Effect in Buyers It’s incredible how quickly people form first impressions. According to some studies, people can develop lasting opinions within seconds of seeing someone, something, or someplace new. ...
