10 Summer Landscaping and Gardening Projects
Summer in Chicagoland usually means sunny days, warm nights, and plenty of chances to go out and work on your home's landscaping.
Whether you are looking to take on projects that can help...
Your Competitive Edge: The Sweet Spot of Tech + Training
The sixth episode of Your Competitive Edge with Baird & Warner is live now and features sales training manager & broker Eddie Mateja as he talks about the sweet spot between training and technology. He covers...
Virtual Resources to Help Make the Most of Summer in Chicagoland
The days are getting longer, flowers and lawns across the area are blooming to life, and the weather is warming up. Taken together, this all means only one thing: Summer is settling in over Chicagoland. Are you ready to make the most of it?
While this summer may be a bit different from the norm, there are still plenty of fun...
7 At-Home Projects That Can Help Move Your Sale Forward
The COVID-19 crisis has had far-reaching impacts here in Chicagoland and around the world. As we all do our part to practice proper social distancing, it's important not to lose sight of your real estate dreams. Despite everything going on, the market is still strong, and there are still plenty of ways to keep your real estate plans on track — including moving forward with the sale of your home.
In fact, spending more time at home can be a perfect opportunity to get busy with small projects that can help get your property ready to sell, whenever the time is right. This way, you can stay busy and active while staying safe at home — and keep working toward your goals, at the pace that's right for you.
Looking for easy, at-home projects that you can safely tackle right now? We're here for you. Here are seven projects that can get your home ready to sell:
10 Calming Hobbies You Can Pick Up at Home
It's easy to start to feel a little cooped up or even anxious as we all adjust to our temporary "new normal" at home. There's a lot of uncertainty right now, and many people are feeling some extra stress. Fortunately, there are lots of relaxing and rejuvenating hobbies that people of all ages can use to step away and decompress when cabin fever starts to settle in.
