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Selling a home can be a stressful process, and add to that a global pandemic and it can seem impossible. The good news is that even though the coronavirus presents new challenges for homeowners, people are still buying and selling homes. Even under normal circumstances, homeowners are eager to sell their homes as quickly as possible, but the coronavirus can intensify that desire to sell quickly. One of the most effective ways to sell your home faster and for money is by staging it. Given the current situation, you might not want to invite a professional stager into your home, but that doesn’t mean you can’t stage your home safely and effectively. Here are a few tips for staging your home during the coronavirus pandemic.

As the nation continues to grapple with the coronavirus, many people have decided to put their move on hold. For those who are not able to do that, it is important to stay informed about the proper precautions and guidelines that are being set by the CDC. This is especially true if you are moving to a city that is classified as a coronavirus hotspot. A hotspot refers to any area where community transmission is occurring with no known source. If you happen to be moving to one of these areas, consider the following tips for keeping you and your family safe.

Perhaps you have already closed on your house or you have to move for a new job. Whatever the reason, many people are still moving forward with their scheduled moves despite the novel coronavirus. That said, moving during a global pandemic can add even more stress and confusion to the process. So, before you begin packing up the house, consider these essential tips for navigating a move during COVID-19.

The coronavirus has had a significant impact on a number of industries and the real estate industry is no exception. While some homeowners have decided to pull their homes off the market for a bit, many others have made the choice to push forward. This means realtors need to get creative to find safe ways to show and sell homes during this global pandemic. There are many new guidelines in place regarding social distancing that have changed the way realtors sell homes. Although COVID-19 may force realtors to take a different approach, it doesn’t mean the real estate market has to come to a halt. Consider these tips and tricks for safely selling a home during COVID-19. ​

With colleges and universities across the country canceling classes and closing campuses as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of students are forced to move out of the dorms and find storage for their belongings. Even for those students who are heading home, they are left wondering what to do with all of their belongings. Consider the following storage tips to help college students navigate these uncertain times.