Month: July 2020

Buying a Home in the Age of COVID-19 While the U.S. wrestles with social distancing and a disrupted economy, you may not feel it’s the best time to buy a home, but you may be missing a great opportunity. Many buyers prefer to wait and sit on the bench, giving you more access to homes...

You don’t need a fedora and a whip to go treasure hunting nowadays. Mostly you need permits, tools, and a love for history. You might be interested in unearthing ancient relics of bygone days, sunken ships with untold treasures, or you might just happen upon a storage unit with plenty of pirate booty. Speaking of...

One of my favorite commercials is the one that Antiques Roadshow put out several years ago. A gentleman brings in a blanket that’s been sitting on the back of his chair for appraisal and the screen changes to many different people trying to guess the worth of this item. The Navajo blanket was appraised at...

I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s where listening to music had evolved from records to the all-new, so-cool cassette tape. New artists like Brittney Spears and Mariah Carey, or boy-bands like NSync and Backstreet Boys could be recorded from the radio to make an original, one-of-a-kind mixtape of your favorite songs. They were...