Category: sellers

Using Psychology to Sell Your Home in Rhode Island

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When you’re getting ready to sell your Rhode Island home, you’ll want to make sure you have everything working in your favor. Depending on your neighborhood, there might be several similar homes on the market, all with similar amenities. If you want to sell your house quickly, it has to stand out and feel special. In this blog, … Continued

Mixing Old & New for Exquisite Kitchen Look

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Transitional style is a highly coveted kitchen look, and yet many people don’t even know how to define it, let alone put it together on their own. This not-quite-modern, not-quite-traditional style has lots of room for self-expression, but there are common elements you can rely on to guide your design process. Take a peek at … Continued

How to Set Your Home Apart to Sell Easier in Rhode Island

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Are you thinking about selling your Rhode Island home? Most likely, you are going to have some competition. It may require a little work, but in the long run, a little work can get your house sold fast! I Buy Houses Rhode Island has put together some great tips on how to set your home apart … Continued

6 Signs It Might Be Time to Sell Your Home in Rhode Island

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Many people encounter some hesitation when they are first thinking about selling their home. If you’re on the fence, consider these signs it might be time to sell your home in Rhode Island. 6 Signs It Might Be Time to Sell Your Home in Rhode Island 1. You Need More Space! Whether you’ve added family … Continued

When is it Right for Kitchen Remodel

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It’s totally normal for those kitchen remodeling pangs to go crazy during the holidays. If you’ve spent time at a friend or family member’s house that has a freshly updated kitchen, you may be feeling a little envious. If you hosted over the holidays, your kitchen’s shortcomings may be top of mind. But is this … Continued

Flooring Problems, I Can Help.

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True story. The wood in our living room is scratched and worn, the dark tile in the kitchen imparts a sort of cave-like feel, and there’s unfinished concrete in several of the bedrooms thanks to foundation repair that was done shortly after we bought the house. We could have had the four burly men that … Continued

When to Upgrade your Kitchen

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Your kitchen is likely the most loved room in your home – and the wear and tear proves it. It’s the hangout for hungry teenagers, the conversation station during the holidays and the catch-up room after a busy workday. A functional and appealing kitchen is important not only for your family but for your guests, … Continued

How to Make Small Bathroom Larger 10 Tips

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Small bathroom spaces aren’t found just in apartments and condos – they’re in our guest bathrooms and powder rooms, too. Since no one likes feeling crowded, here are a few tips for making any small bathroom seem bigger – no wall demolition required. 1. Brighten the room Bring in as much light as possible. Light, … Continued