Buying a home is exciting! It’s easy to jump online and start saving all your favorite listings (and really, who hasn’t done that?). But before you start picturing where your furniture will go, I always recommend taking one important first step: getting pre-approved. Knowing what you can comfortably afford helps you shop with confidence and makes the entire process less stressful. One thing I tell my buyers is this: Live in your home, but don’t live only for your home. Your home should be a blessing, not a burden. It should fit your budget in a way that still allows you to enjoy the life you’re building. If you’re thinking about buying but aren’t sure where to begin, that’s okay. You don’t have to have all the answers before reaching out. Sometimes it just starts with a conversation. https://tinyurl.com/stephonyg

Start the new month by attending an open house at 3327 Tavo Ridge Dr., Conroe TX 77301 with Brea Smith!

We like having a variety of meals, and omelette is one of Mom‘s favorite treats!

So excited for this sweet family closing on their new home! I’m honored they chose me to sell their home last month to helping them find and close on their new home this month!

I am requesting that family and friends of Edna Garrett send a little something they remember about her that would help her with recalling some of the things from her past. I will be putting these memories in a notebook and it will include the name of the person who provided that little detail, so also include your relationship to my mom. The notebook will be available to the my friends that come to help with mom on the days when I’m not able to be here. So send whatever stories you can think of to help me compile a list of memories that mom might recall if mentioned. Thank you in advance.

Visited the home of a precious past client today. This beauty was her loving home for 5 years. It will be going back on the market after an Estate Sale. More info to come! Please Standby.

All my realtor friends, share your unforgettable real estate moment below! I want to hear! Read mine in the post!