Yeng Moua Real Estate Agent

05/10/2026

05/09/2026

Tight lines, everyone!! 🎣

03/15/2026

Here are some things to remember with a snow storm on its way

Home Sellers

03/08/2026

A prime walking lake!

03/05/2026

***UPDATE: The home is now under contract***

🏡 NEW HOME LISTING!🏡 — $549,500

📍 Maplewood, MN

✨ Stunning one-of-a-kind rambler with 3,700+ sq ft of living space! This home will not last long!

🛏️ 4 Bedrooms (potential for 5th)
🛁 3 Bathrooms (2 Full + 3/4)
🚗 4-Car Garage
🚿 Walk-in shower in the primary suite
🌟Huge basement with excellent potential!!

This beautiful home offers spacious living, unique design, and room for everything — perfect for entertaining or relaxing in comfort.

📩 Message me for a private showing!
Yeng Moua
Home Sellers
612-225-4439

📋 Listing by Shawn Hartmann
RE/MAX Results

03/04/2026

If Arizona or Hawaii does not participate in daylight savings they still have to adjust business hours to align with states that participate, right?
So.. technically they still participate? 😅

REMINDER: Daylight savings time starts Sunday March 8th, 2026.

12/09/2025

Please share to keep everyone safe at home and on the roads!

❄️ Top 10 Winter Preparation Tips for Minnesota
1. Winterize Your Home

-Seal drafts around windows/doors with weatherstripping or caulk

-Install window plastic kits for older windows

2. Service Your Heating System

-Schedule a furnace tune-up

-Change furnace filters monthly

-If you use space heaters, make sure they’re safe and meet updated standards; DO NOT plug them in power strips and DO NOT SHARE multiple space heaters to one outlet.

3. Prepare an Emergency Home Kit

Include:

-Flashlights + batteries (various sizes for different electronics)

-Battery-powered radio

-Extra blankets

-Bottled water

-Nonperishable food

-First aid supplies

-Backup phone charger/power bank

4. Winterize Your Vehicle

-Have a good snow and ice scraper to get those hard to reach places

-Check battery health (cold kills weak batteries)

-Inspect tires or switch to snow tires

-Check antifreeze level

-Replace wipers with winter blades

-Keep washer fluid rated for –20°F or lower

5. Pack a Car Emergency Kit

Must-haves:

-flashlight

-Jumper cables

-Ice scraper + snow brush

-Shovel

-Blanket

-Extra gloves/hat

-Snacks + water

-Sand or kitty litter for traction

-Emergency flares/reflective triangles

6. Prepare for Snow Removal

-Test/maintain your snowblower

-Keep gas and oil for snowblower

-Have at least one sturdy snow shovel

-Stock up on ice melt (pet- and driveway-safe if needed)

7. Protect Your Pipes

-Insulate exposed pipes

-Allow faucets to drip during deep freezes

-Know where your main water shutoff is

-Keep your home heated above 55°F even if traveling

8. Check Carbon Monoxide & Smoke Detectors

-Replace batteries

-Test alarms

-Install CO detectors on every floor, especially near bedrooms

9. Prepare for Power Outages

-Have blankets + layers ready

-Keep devices charged

-Consider a portable generator (and always use it outdoors)

-Know how to manually open your garage door

10. Dress for Extreme Cold

-Invest in good-quality winter gear: insulated boots, windproof coat, hats, gloves

-Use layers: base layer (moisture-wicking), insulating layer, windproof outer layer

-Keep an emergency winter outfit in your car; I like to have a coat and thicker pants in the trunk.

Your family and friends love you. Be safe if you are driving.