So where do we spend the money? What will bring in the largest return? These are excellent questions for families preparing to rent for The Masters. The first priority is to take an honest look at what is already in your home. Are the mattresses comfortable? (If you aren't sure, it's time to plan some serious weekend naps!) We replaced all of ours last year. We prioritize one large expense for Masters yearly and mattresses rose to the top. If your guests are not comfo

I am often asked, "Should I wait to take my pictures and list my house? We are going to... paint...buy new furniture...remodel the kitchen...spruce up the outdoor furniture..." My response is usually a firm NO. Most of the rental sites allow you to update your photos, and once your project is complete, you should immediately do so. But, if you hold off on listing your home until every detail is in place, you are missing potential renters who are looking today, right now, a

Your home's listing is your ticket into the rental market. Good photos take a bit of work...hiding clutter, choosing the perfect time of day, seeing your home with fresh eyes. In the photos below, you can see what a difference an angle makes. Before you begin taking photos of your rooms, walk around your house and note what time the sun is most pleasant in the room. You may have to walk around the room, taking pictures from each angle. As you can see in the pictures above