Radon is an invisible, radioactive gas found in outdoor air everywhere, where it is generally harmless. Once trapped inside buildings (homes, office buildings, schools…), radon may concentrate at levels that pose serious health risks. The Surgeon General has found exposure to radon gas to be the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. Wisconsin Indoor Test Results, compiled by the Depar...
A house is worth what someone is willing to pay. I’ve often heard that phrase, and I’ve used it myself. From what I’ve seen in the last seven years, I now wonder if that idea is more of an oft-r...
Through our understanding of the law, the Realtor Code of Ethics, and purchase agreement terms, we consistently protect our clients’ interests and deliver outstanding results. Here’s a real-life e...
Our clients are skilled negotiators. Some have a natural talent, while others just need a boost of confidence and clear advice to succeed. I enjoy watching people move from feeling unsure to being bol...
Imagine walking alone in a city you've never visited before. It’s nighttime. A handful of unfamiliar faces linger on the sidewalks as your Google map tells you you’re still six blocks away from yo...
Offers are being presented to home sellers every day and every day, sellers will burn $5,000 to $10,000 by not knowing four facts about negotiating the sale. Essential Real Estate clients know what ...
When we founded Essential Real Estate in 2019, we didn't build the company to make money. I say that because making money is an outcome of a business, as is losing money. The world didn't need one mor...
I’m often asked to give an opinion on the value of single-family homes. When the owner is the one asking, I assume they already have their own idea of what their house is worth. Unless we agree on w...
I'm going to keep this simple. We all sell our homes for the same reason, we want the money (equity) to use for some other purpose. The equity we want is all we can get, and in the process of getting ...
You and I know you don't have to look deep to find evidence to support a feeling, and I certainly did not look below the evidence at my fingertips. The evidence is slim, but change doesn't always begi...