Sarah Monsarrat, Little River Realty

09/19/2026

My Cincinnati peeps!!! Help my sweet Sadie girl find a home! She is a wonderful & smart dog!

09/03/2026

Yesterday afternoon was spent getting yard work done AND getting in the SPIRIT to be completely prepared Saturday for week one of VOL FOOTBALL

09/01/2026

A common first-time buyer myth is that the home search starts at showings. In practice, the smarter move is to tour with one clear question in mind: what will need repair right away, and what can wait? That keeps you focused when two homes look similar on paper.

08/31/2026

When a home feels overwhelming, start with one room and one decision: what stays, what goes, and what needs a quick repair. That small reset makes it easier to see the property clearly instead of reacting to clutter or distraction.

08/30/2026

When touring, open every closet, cabinet, and sink base, then look for signs of moisture, uneven shelving, or doors that don't close cleanly. Those small details can tell you how a home has been maintained beyond the fresh paint.

08/29/2026

This guide to selling your home will ensure that you are a pro even if it's your first time!
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Want to know the steps to sell a house? Here's how home sellers can figure out how much their house is worth, repairs to make before selling, and more.

08/29/2026

A common mistake is judging the setting from the curb alone. Walk the block, check parking patterns, and notice how easy it is to come and go before you decide what fits your routine.

08/28/2026

Skip the assumption that every problem is a deal-breaker. A better approach is to ask what needs attention now versus later, then inspect the roofline, plumbing fixtures, and electrical panel during the showing. That helps you separate real concerns from simple updates.

08/27/2026

What usually slows a showing isn't the visit itself, but the little prep left for the last minute. Open blinds early, turn on every light in the main rooms, and put away pet items before the first appointment.

08/26/2026

Before touring, ask which features are easy to change and which are not. Fresh paint, lighting, and hardware are simple updates; layout, roof condition, and room flow deserve closer attention so you do not focus only on cosmetic details.