As I celebrate my husbands and the nations birthday this weekend, may this 4th of July bring you much happiness! I wanted to share this quote with you, from Erma Bombeck, a talented columnist you may even recall. I think she captured one of the great truths about this great country of ours: “You have to love a nation that celebrates its independence every July 4, not with a parade of guns, tanks, and soldiers who file by the White House in a show of strength and muscle, but with family picnics where kids throw Frisbees, the potato salad gets iffy, and the flies die from happiness.  You may think you have overeaten, but it is patriotism.” Here is a look at three celebrations of Fourth of July by Royersford, PA that will be great for the whole family. Skippack: If you are looking for fun ... 07/03/2015

It’s hard to believe Memorial Day is already behind us.  We always think of Memorial Day as the true arrival of summer, a busy season when many of the families we work with are anxious to be settled before the new school year arrives. We hope you’re well and enjoyed a little rest and relaxation on the long Memorial Day Weekend.  The smell of BBQs in the air and the sounds of kids playing is always a fortunate reminder of how much we have to be thankful for in our community.  Pam and I took to the neighborhood and handed out American Flags (made in America) to kids and families along the Royersford parade route.  It was a great day and we met a lot of good families in high spirits.  This year we were also heartened to see people remember those families throughout history who have paid th... 05/28/2014

We absolutely feel for clients who are stressed out during the sale of their home. While we make the process about as smooth as possible, there are always high-stakes feelings on the table. Unfortunately, these mistakes can cost sellers thousands. In the interest of protecting sellers everywhere, perhaps you or your own clients can avoid these four “emotional traps” that can directly impact how well (and for how much!) a home sells: Emotional Trap #1: Pricing High You’ve loved your home. You may have raised kids or started a marriage there. Everywhere you look, you see history, memories, and the reasons you fell in love with the place. We guarantee you: Buyers can’t see these. Remember: What you may think is an amenity might not be for a buyer, too. It could even be a negative. Distance... 05/12/2014