The Bay Head Office
Pictured: Joe Pascucci, Elizabeth DeStefano, William Harrison, Joyce Isaza, Dawn Lloyd (admin), Joanne Boston, Karen Hewson,
Richard Hewson, Kathleen Sakoutis, Jody Sowell, Peter Zanowic (manager)
So, you have sold your
house. Congratulations! As you focus on prepping for your new home,
packing and moving, cleaning your old home may be on the bottom of your
to-do list. “Many sellers are unsure of how clean they need to leave
their former property,” says Patricia Bell, President of Gloria Nilson Realtors, Real Living,
who explains that some purchase contracts demand the house be “broom
swept.” But what is broom swept? And what do you do if your legal
contract has no cleaning stipulations? Read on to find out.
How to Water Your Lawn
Established lawns should be watered deeply, but infrequently. Deep
watering once a week encourages deeper root growth, while frequent,
shallow watering produces a limited root system.When watering, make sure you moisten the top three to four inches of soil, which covers the root zone.
Steve Harney, a 20-year
residential real estate veteran and nationally recognized speaker for his
insights on both real estate and leadership, was the keynote speaker at a
recent Gloria Nilson REALTORS®,
Real Living breakfast meeting for the company’s more than 700 sales
associates.
Gloria Nilson, REALTORS®, Real Living® launches Christie's International Real Estate with Business Meeting and Reception.
© 2012 Gloria Nilson, Realtors, Real Living & RLS Realtors
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