Beth Fedor

If you walk into an open house in the near future, you may notice a few changes: more hand sanitizer or shoeless feet, and possibly face masks, gloves and booties. You likely won’t find any refreshments, and while you’ll be welcomed, don’t expect a handshake. The practice of Real Estate closings has been temporarily altered

By Beth Fedor Seasoned home buyers and sellers know that when it comes to existing homes, most buyers will require multiple inspections before it’s a ‘done deal’.  However, many are not aware of the benefits offered in a home inspection to the buyer of new construction (see July article) or to the seller of an

Over the past six months, the Home Tour Committee volunteers of SaddleBrooke Community Outreach have been at work; interviewing showcase home candidates, organizing volunteer docents, and working out the logistics of expanding one tour to two to serve the overwhelming demand. (Last year’s 300 tickets sold out in little over two hours!) The seven homeowners

How’s your landscape looking?   March is the perfect time of year to start trimming back the winter frazzled plants, uprooting those that didn’t make it through late frost and foraging ahead with the beauty of spring. Winter is hardest on Lantana, that beautiful low height shrub with hues of lavender, yellow and my favorite the