Pocket Properties

NEW AIRBNB LISTING!
Ryan and I recently listed one of our rental properties on Airbnb as a short-term rental. Check out the photos and book your stay at the link in our BIO.
We had our first guests this last weekend, who were very gracious as we dealt with some first-time hiccups. They were even kind enough to leave us our first 5 star review!

As part of a full kitchen renovation in our Kuna property, Ryan and I wanted to try out making our own cast-in-place concrete countertops. We loved the modern aesthetic and the low-price investment of this option and so after Ryan did a lot of research we got to work.
Link in BIO to the full recap of Pros & Cons with this project.

We’ve been a little quiet over here at Pocket Properties, as we’ve been busy growing our family and investment property portfolio.
However, we have some exciting news that Emily has officially joined our team full-time. She’s left her day job and will be working as a licensed Realtor and helping to manage the day-to-day of the business.
With this change, we plan to be more active on social media so stay tuned for additional updates!

Curb Appeal: The final big transformation for the East Coast Colonial project.
Removing the large awning, resurfacing the steps, stoop and built-in planters and replacing the railing really added the final touch to this project. Oh and don’t forget a new front door and outdoor lighting!
Curb appeal can make a break a project since we all know first impressions last, even if we wish this weren’t true.
Ensuring that the new owners get that special feeling of coming home from the second they pull up to a house has a lasting affect.
Try not to skimp on these types of improvements due to the added costs. While they might not be as impactful to the bottom-line as adding a bathroom or updating the kitchen, it truly has a lasting impression on the home and its place in the surrounding neighborhood.
Check out the full renovation project via the LINK IN BIO!



















@ New Rochelle, New York