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The Power of 3 says that items arranged in odd numbers are most pleasing to our brains and senses. Put it to the test with these tips:⁠
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🛏️ Group pillows in threes on your couches, beds, or entryway bench.⁠
🛋️ When selecting fabrics, choose three with distinct but complementary colors, textures, and patterns. Layer fabrics with similar colors. ⁠
🪴 Place tabletop items of various sizes in groups of three and create gallery walls with an odd number of frames.⁠
💡 When it comes to lighting, odd numbers always work best. For example, hang three pendant lights over a kitchen island or bar (five if the space allows).⁠
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What's your favorite home design tip? Comment below!⁠⁠⁠⁠

If you're still renting, it may be because the thought of buying a home seems pointless with the high cost of living and the competitive housing market.

I get it. There’s no way to sugarcoat it; the cost of living is high.

But what if buying, even now, could bring not only a sense of stability but also long-term financial security to your life?

Here’s the thing: Buying may not be right for you right now - but you owe it to yourself to at least explore your options and see real numbers before deciding.

If you want to sit down and talk it through, message me. I’ll be as real as I know how so you can do what’s right for you.

Waiting for interest rates to come down? The truth is: nobody knows when or if that will happen. So, how much could it cost you to wait? Read our March Newsletter to learn more!

🔗 8z.com/newsletters

Where are all my Type-A friends?

If you live for the feeling of being organized, I've compiled my 5 best pieces of advice for staying orderly during your home search:

1️⃣ Create a digital or physical folder for all of your important documents. This can include pre-approval letters, listings you're interested in, and any other important papers.

2️⃣ Keep track of your budget. Determine how much you can afford and stick to it – this will save you time, energy, and heartache in the long run. Trust me!

3️⃣ Make a list of your must-haves and nice-to-haves. This will help you prioritize what's important to you in a home. Use a shareable document or list if you’re buying with a significant other so you stay on the same page

4️⃣ Keep track of the homes you've seen. Create a spreadsheet or use a note-taking app to jot down the pros and cons of each home. This will come in handy when all the home features start to blur together

5️⃣ This step is super important. Take lots of pictures! You'll want to remember the details of each home, so pictures will be key.

Implement these tips, and you'll be on your way to finding your perfect home. Happy hunting!