Getting Your Edge: How to Downsize Your Home.
Life Happens to Everyone! These events can force changes in how and where you live. How you react and manage those events is what matters.
Join Judy Gratton and Dennis Day, two agents with over 30 years combined experience in real estate, as they provide you insights into managing the twists and turns life throws at you, so you can land on your feet and in the right place.
Whether you need to downsize from your forever home, upsize to handle a growing family, or moving an aging parent into a safer setting, the “Downsize" Podcast will share the information you need to be ready.
Using their personal experiences and interviews with experts in a variety of fields, like: financial planning, estate sales, or living abroad, our hosts will dish out the information and advice that will help you take on life’s challenges informed and prepared. For more information about the Edge Group Real Estate Team:
www.EdgeGroupTeam.com
Getting Your Edge: How to Downsize Your Home.
Summer Lawn Care Tips
We are on vacation for two weeks. But here's some summer time lawn care tips.
Hello everyone, welcome back to our channel: Getting Your Edge: How to Downsize Your Life. We're your favorite Seattle area realtors, and we specialize in helping long-term homeowners downsize to cozy smaller homes, retirement communities, or even exciting vacation areas. Today, we're bringing you a short update because we are currently on vacation, recharging our batteries to bring you even better content. Therefore, a full podcast episode won't be available for the next two weeks. But don't worry, we'll be back soon with more insights on navigating the real estate market. In the meantime, we wanted to share some valuable tips on summer lawn care in the Pacific Northwest. Did you know that your lawn only needs to be watered once a week during the summer, but it should be a deep watering of about one inch? Watering daily promotes shallow root growth, lawn diseases, and removes the nutrients quicker. Alternatively, you might consider letting your lawn go dormant during the hot months. It reduces water usage and is a sustainable choice. Thanks for tuning in to this quick update. We'll catch up with you in two weeks with a brand new episode. Until then, happy summer!
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