Cin Orosco, Realtor

🏡OPEN HOUSE - SAT 7/29 1-3PM & SUN 7/30 1-3PM
22102 Falconwood Ln, Spring TX
📍4 bed/ 2.5 bath
📍2,164 sqft.
This fully updated 2-story home in the heart of Spring, Texas.
HUGE corner lot. Brand new carpet upstairs. This home features fresh interior paint all throughout, beautiful new flooring, brand new kitchen appliances, new fence, water heater & new roof!
Kitchen appliances are included.
Listed at $260,000
Reach out if you want more info or a private tour.

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Cin Orosco, Realtor
832-702-3759

✨So excited for my buyers! ✨😊🏡

I know how exciting it is to finally own your own home, but let's face it, it can also be a bit overwhelming.

Between mortgage payments, insurance, and all the little things that come with home ownership, the expenses can quickly add up.

But don't worry, friend, I've got some amazing tips to help you save money and manage the costs of being a homeowner like a boss!

Are you doing any of these things at the moment? Or do you have anything you'd add to these three tips? I'd love to know. Drop what works for you and your family in the comments below!

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Attention. If you’re planning to build a home, you’re gonna want to save this post for later!

Here’s the thing: Building a new home is exciting, but it’s also time-consuming and stressful (to put it mildly).  That’s why I want to share 4 mistakes I see homeowners make when building that could be 100% avoided with a little planning and guidance on the front end: 

→ Not setting a realistic budget: Building a new home can quickly become expensive if you don't set a realistic budget from the start. You must consider all the expenses, from permits to finishes, and plan accordingly.

→ Skipping the planning phase: It's important to take the time to plan out every detail of your new home, from the layout to the finishes. Rushing through this phase can result in costly mistakes and regrets down the line.

→ Choosing the wrong builder: Choosing the right builder is crucial when building a new home. Do your research and choose someone with a good reputation, experience, and a proven track record in the city or neighborhood where you want to build. 

→ Neglecting future needs: It's important to consider your future needs when building a new home. Will your family be growing? Will you need more storage space? Consider these factors when planning out your new home.

What questions do you have about building in Houston? Drop them in the comments or send me a DM - I’d love to chat more.

3 Ways Sellers Sabotage Their Home Sale

I don’t know what you’re hearing, but the days of throwing a sign in the yard and seeing multiple, above-asking price offers are slowly coming to an end. 

Unfortunately, some sellers haven’t gotten the memo — and are sabotaging their home sale without even knowing it. Here’s how:

1) Neglecting home repairs - that creaky floorboard, leaky faucet, or discolored ceiling may seem minor, but buyers will notice, and it could cause you to leave a pile of cash on the table.  

2) Failing to declutter and stage - cluttered spaces and personal items can make it difficult for buyers to envision themselves in your home. (And P.S. - you can absolutely stage your home with furniture and items you already own.)

3) Pricing too high - you want top dollar for your home, but pricing it too high can cause it to sit on the market for longer than it should — and ultimately sell for less.

Don’t let the shifting market catch you by surprise this spring. If you’re thinking of selling, find an experienced agent who can guide you to top dollar for your home. Looking for a local agent like that? Message me, and let's connect!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Bridget Moore Group! ☘️☘️