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Tips & Tricks Three Questions to Ask Yourself Before You List Deciding to sell a home is rarely one big decision. It’s a handful of smaller ones, and getting clear on them early makes everything that comes after feel a lot calmer. Before we ever talk about price or photos, I like to sit down with sellers and work through three simple questions. Why Am I […]
Tips & Tricks Fall House Hunting in Montgomery County Fall might be my favorite season to help a family find their home. The light is better, the neighborhoods feel cozier, and there’s something about touring a house with the leaves changing outside that makes it so much easier to picture your life there. The Light Changes Everything There’s a reason real estate photos always […]
Tips & Tricks It’s Not Just a House People don’t come to me because they want a house. They come to me because they want a home, the place where their kids will remember growing up, where holidays happen, where they finally feel like they can exhale. That’s the difference I try to hold onto every time I hand someone their keys. What […]
Flip Files Why We Love Working in Erdenheim If you’ve been following the Glendalough flip, you already know Erdenheim has been on my mind a lot lately. But even before this project, it’s one of my favorite pockets of Montgomery County, and I get asked about it more than almost any other neighborhood. So here’s the honest rundown. A Quiet, Established Feel Erdenheim […]
Flip Files Coming Soon: Our Glendalough Flip Story There’s a version of this post I could have written back in the spring, when Glendalough was still just a walkthrough and a plan. I’m glad I waited, because now I get to tell you the whole thing. How It Started This flip has been a family project from day one. My brother’s company handled […]
Tips & Tricks What to Look For at Your Final Walkthrough Before Closing The final walkthrough happens right before closing, and it’s easy to treat it like a formality. It shouldn’t be. This is your last chance to catch a problem before the house is officially yours, and having a construction background changes what I tell my clients to look for. Confirm Agreed-Upon Repairs Were Actually Done If […]
Local Spots I love Our Season With the Pennypack CSA We’ve been doing a CSA share with Pennypack Farm since June, and with the season winding down soon, it felt like the right time to share how it’s gone. How Our Share Works We split a 6 unit share with my sister, which turned out to be exactly the right amount. A CSA box comes […]
Tips & Tricks Common Renovation Mistakes I See Wearing Both Hats Between my construction background and my work as a Realtor, I end up seeing renovation decisions from both sides. Homeowners make them, and buyers eventually judge them. A few mistakes show up again and again, and most of them are easy to avoid once you know to look for them. Making Choices That Only Work […]
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Tips & Tricks What My Construction Background Taught Me to Look For on a Walkthrough Before I sold homes, I worked in commercial and retail construction. That background changes how I walk through a house with buyers. I’m not just picturing where the couch goes. I’m looking at the bones. Start With the Ceiling, Not the Countertops Most buyers walk in and look straight ahead at finishes. I look up […]
Tips & Tricks Don’t Wait Until After the First Day of School to List Your Home Every year, I hear the same plan from sellers. Get the kids back to school, settle into the routine, then list the house sometime in September. It feels logical, but it usually means missing some of the best buyers of the season. Buyers Are Already Looking Serious buyers don’t wait for the school year to […]
Local Spots I love A Perfect Day at Cherry Crest Adventure Farm We left the house early on Saturday and pulled into Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Lancaster right as the gates opened. That early start turned out to be the best decision of the day. We beat the crowds, grabbed a great parking spot, and had first pick of everything before the lines started forming. Getting […]
Flip Files Flip Files: An Update From Chesney Downs The House Is Taking Shape We finished framing this week. We also completed the rough-in plumbing. For the first time since we started, you can walk through the house and actually see what it’s becoming instead of just imagining it. Right now, we’re closing in the original garage. We also framed the bay window, and […]
Mom Life Our Not-So-Quiet Summer Week   Some weeks are slow. This one is not. Between a scavenger hunt, a fort building project, a skate park, and enough pool time to last us through August, our house has been in constant motion. Christmas in July, in the Middle of Summer The Christmas in July scavenger hunt at Byers Choice has turned […]
Local Spots I love Christmas in July at a Union Game It was Christmas in July night at the Union game, sponsored by Patron, and every fan walked out with their own Union Christmas hat. It’s the kind of small detail that turned an ordinary summer game into one of those nights our family will bring up for years. A Little Behind the Scenes We had […]
Flip Files Behind the Flip: Our First Look at Chesney Downs in Flourtown I get to see a lot of homes in this job. But every once in a while, I get to be part of one from the very beginning. That’s exactly what’s happening right now in Chesney Downs. A Family Project My brother owns WPM, and we’re teaming up on a flip in Flourtown. He’s handling […]
Local Spots I love The Blue Bell Family Secret That’s Only 10 Minutes Away Some weekends call for a big trip. This one just called for a change of scenery. We loaded up the kids and headed to Norristown Farm Park, and honestly, it felt like we drove an hour instead of ten minutes. Why We Went Blue Bell is home. I love it here. But every once in […]
Local Spots I love We Went to the Wicked Gluten Free Food Festival, and I’m Still Thinking About the Pickle on a Stick Gluten-free isn’t always easy in this house, so when I heard about the Wicked Gluten Free Expo & Food Festival at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, we had to go. It turned out to be one of our favorite outings of the summer. What the Festival Is All About This event brought together […]
Tips & Tricks Montgomery County Summer 2026 Market Update: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know If you’ve been watching the market and wondering what’s actually happening right now, you’re not alone. I get some version of this question almost every week. So here’s a real, honest look at where things stand in Montgomery County this summer. The Short Answer: It’s a Balanced Market, But Location Still Matters We’re not in […]
Local Spots I love Our First Trip to Brigantine, NJ (And Why It Won’t Be Our Last) We tried a new shore point this summer. After years of the same familiar spots, we spent a week in Brigantine, New Jersey. So here’s how it went. The North End Won Us Over Brigantine has a north end that stays quiet, even in the middle of summer. That means fewer crowds, more space to […]
Local Spots I love What a Few Days at Skytop Taught Me About Home We needed a break. So we packed up the car and headed to Skytop Lodge in the Poconos for a few days with the family. I am still thinking about it, so I figured it was time to share.Skytop Lodge sits in the Pocono Mountains, about two hours from Montgomery County. It is the kind […]

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