Richard Meyers Real Estate Specialist

01/30/2026

Winston has had it with this weather!

08/22/2025

Even with buyers and sellers from three different states, we managed a smooth transaction that came to a successful conclusion! Thinking of listing your home this fall contact me i’m here to help. 

06/14/2024

Come see it in person! I've scheduled an open house for Sun, Jun 16 @ 1:00 - 3:00PM. Click on the image to see all the listing details, or contact me directly if you'd like to learn more.

10/30/2023

Taking a quick poll...
If you could get the price you
you wanted for your home today would you sell?

10/10/2023

"Marry the house, date the rate" is a somewhat common strategy for buyers when interest rates increase, but it isn't for everyone. Learn more:

Higher interest rates don't have to stop you from purchasing a home.

10/07/2023

You always hope that your renovations will go perfectly, but sometimes that's not the case -- as in these stories.

We write about renovations for a living. Still, when it comes to our own remodels, we're far from immune to the hiccups, road bumps, and outright regrets t

10/05/2023

Try lowering your heating bills in the upcoming months with items like these.

It might as well be one of the laws of nature: As outdoor temperatures drop, electricity bills rise. In much of the country, it takes a lot of energy to keep...

10/03/2023

If you like my service or have feedback to share, don't forget to leave a review on my site.

If we’ve worked together in the past and you had a great experience, would you pay it forward with a review? Thanks so much in advance.

10/02/2023

You don't have to pay for a full renovation to give your space a new look. Instead, you can reimagine any room with what you already have.

A low-budget primpover might be just what your home needs this summer. Learn what a primpover is, plus get expert tips for trying a primpover in your space.

09/29/2023

A recent study shows that shopping around for a mortgage could pay off for homebuyers.

We calculated how much borrowers in each of the nation’s 50 largest metros could save if they chose the lowest APR offered instead of the highest.