Deborahn McKenneyster

Walking into a previously lived-in home is never a neutral experience. Buyers start forming opinions within seconds, often before they realize it. These impressions are not just emotional. They are practical, rooted in experience, and shaped by what seasoned buyers know to look for. Smart buyers move beyond surface-level charm. They observe. They listen. They read between the lines. Understanding what they notice first can help sellers prepare more effectively

It is all very subtle but transformative. A room can be a tight, dull space — and then you make it come alive through specific changes. The alchemy of interior transformation is in these little shifts: a fresh coat of paint, reoriented furniture or new textures. It’s not just about aesthetics — it’s about making spaces that breathe, inspire and work better for the people who live in them. These principles can also offer useful

Building a sustainable home isn’t just the latest fad; it’s going to be the industry standard that will save you lots of dough and Mother Earth lots of trouble. Simple upgrades — from better insulation to more efficient appliances — can help save energy and money without sacrificing comfort. It can seem difficult to determine what solutions make sense, but the right strategies do matter. Collaborating with pros, such as lenders here at LBC