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In the mountains, they say that "some of us were lucky enough to be born here and others of us got here as soon as we could." I am one of the lucky ones! I was raised in Hendersonville, educated at Mars Hill University in art and elementary…Read More

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How should I approach holiday showings?

Homes often look inviting during the holidays, but sellers should be careful not to go overboard. Over decorating can crowd your home and distract buyers. Consider seasonal winter decorations rather than specific religious themes to make your home as inviting as possible. And despite those hectic schedules, don’t refuse showings. Home buyers searching during the holidays usually have a good reason. Both buyers and sellers are often motivated at the end of the year, so a win-win might be perfect for ringing in the New Year.