Submitted by Wes Dellinger on June 13, 2013 - 9:17am
Over the years, I have developed an interest in history. I guess you could say I got this interest honestly as my father always had a curiosity of the American Civil War and became a collector over his lifetime of first edition books about the conflict and a series of lithographs created by Louis Kurz and Alexander Allison. These prints depicted the various battles between the blue and the gray. In all, 36 battle scenes were published. I am fortunate to have the print of the Battle of Williamsburg hanging in my office. But I digress…my intention is to write a series on the history of Lebanon County and try to include as many real estate facts as I can find.
As we become a society that embraces mobile technology, more and more of our online viewing is done from handheld devices. It’s no longer necessary to be tied to a desktop computer or even a portable laptop when surfing the internet. Smart phones and tablets have made it easy to grab resources on the go. Like a quick snack, you can tap into a nugget of information at a moment’s notice, or digest multiple pages of data like a full-fledged meal. Why shouldn’t real estate be the same?
As a seller you want your home to have the best marketing exposure possible, particularly online where the bulk of home buyers begin their property search. As a buyer you desire detailed, easy to access information without jumping through multiple listing portals to find it.
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As Realtors®, this is a question that we hear a lot. And more and more frequently, I find home owners are logging on to their favorite search engine and going to either Trulia or Zillow to get an estimate of value. This is a fast and easy way to get an answer to the question “What is my home worth?” Home owners can obtain an answer without having to talk to anyone. Often times, however, they are not happy with the estimates they receive and here’s why…
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My Brownstone agent made my first experience with buying a home extremely simple and enjoyable. With being inexperienced, I had a lot of questions and my agent was very patient with me, kind, and willing to answer any and everything.
E. George, Lebanon
When I was looking for a home to buy, someone recommended my Brownstone agent to me. After the work that was put into finding the right house for me, there was no better person to have.
T. Bliss, Lebanon
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Over the years, I have developed an interest in history. I guess you could say I got this interest honestly as my father always had a curiosity of the American Civil War and became a collector over his lifetime of first edition books about the conflict and a series of lithographs created by Louis Kurz and Alexander Allison. These prints depicted the various battles between the blue and the gray. In all, 36 battle scenes were published. I am fortunate to have the print of the Battle of Williamsburg hanging in my office. But I digress…my intention is to write a series on the history of Lebanon County and try to include as many real estate facts as I can find.
As we become a society that embraces mobile technology, more and more of our online viewing is done from handheld devices. It’s no longer necessary to be tied to a desktop computer or even a portable laptop when surfing the internet. Smart phones and tablets have made it easy to grab resources on the go. Like a quick snack, you can tap into a nugget of information at a moment’s notice, or digest multiple pages of data like a full-fledged meal. Why shouldn’t real estate be the same?
s a seller you want your home to have the best marketing exposure possible, particularly online where the bulk of home buyers begin their property search. As a buyer you desire detailed, easy to access information without jumping through multiple listing portals to find it.
As Realtors®, this is a question that we hear a lot. And more and more frequently, I find home owners are logging on to their favorite search engine and going to either Trulia or Zillow to get an estimate of value. This is a fast and easy way to get an answer to the question “What is my home worth?” Home owners can obtain an answer without having to talk to anyone. Often times, however, they are not happy with the estimates they receive and here’s why…