What Stays With the House When You Sell in Ohio?
You sell your house, pack your things and take them with you. Simple enough, until you get to the refrigerator. Or the dining room chandelier. Or the TV hanging on the wall. Here's the short version. In Ohio, things attached to the house generally stay, and things you can pick up and carry out gener
How Much Is My Columbus, Ohio Home Worth?
Your Columbus, Ohio home’s value is best estimated by comparing it with similar homes that recently sold, then accounting for its condition, location, features, and the homes buyers can choose from today. An online estimate can give you a starting point. A useful selling range takes a closer look at
Should You Sell Your Home If You Have a 3% Mortgage Rate? A Central Ohio Move-Up Guide
You bought your home when mortgage rates were around 3%. Maybe you've been there for several years, built up some equity, and watched your home's value increase. But things have changed. Perhaps your family needs another bedroom, you're working from home and need an office, or you've simply reached
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What Stays With the House When You Sell in Ohio?
You sell your house, pack your things and take them with you. Simple enough, until you get to the refrigerator. Or the dining room chandelier. Or the TV hanging on the wall. Here's the short version. In Ohio, things attached to the house generally stay, and things you can pick up and carry out gener
How Much Is My Columbus, Ohio Home Worth?
Your Columbus, Ohio home’s value is best estimated by comparing it with similar homes that recently sold, then accounting for its condition, location, features, and the homes buyers can choose from today. An online estimate can give you a starting point. A useful selling range takes a closer look at
Should You Sell Your Home If You Have a 3% Mortgage Rate? A Central Ohio Move-Up Guide
You bought your home when mortgage rates were around 3%. Maybe you've been there for several years, built up some equity, and watched your home's value increase. But things have changed. Perhaps your family needs another bedroom, you're working from home and need an office, or you've simply reached
What Do You Have to Disclose When Selling a Home in Ohio?
If you're getting ready to sell your home in Ohio, you may look at the Residential Property Disclosure Form and wonder exactly how much you need to disclose. Do you need to mention the basement leak you repaired three years ago? What about a roof leak that was fixed? A radon system? An old insurance
How Much Will I Net From Selling My Home?
When you're thinking about selling your home, one of the first questions is usually pretty simple: How much money will I actually walk away with? Your home's value matters, but the sale price isn't the number that ends up in your bank account. Before you can figure out what you'll net from the sale,
Central Ohio Housing Market Update: What August 2026 Means for Sellers
If you're thinking about selling your home, you may be hearing two very different stories about the housing market. One says we're still in a seller's market. The other says homes aren't selling as quickly as they used to. Both can be true. Central Ohio is still a seller's market, but it isn't the s
What Are the Best Things to Do in Central Ohio This Fall? 2026 Guide
Fall is one of my favorite times to get out around Central Ohio. The weather is finally comfortable again, the leaves start changing and there seems to be something happening every weekend. You could easily find a list with dozens of festivals and Halloween events, but that can become a little overw
How Do You Buy a Home When You Have One to Sell?
One of the biggest things keeping homeowners from moving is not necessarily the market, interest rates or even finding the next house. It is figuring out how to sell one home and buy another without making a mess of the timing. Do you sell first and hope the right house comes along? Buy first and te
What Home Improvements Do Buyers Actually Notice Before You Sell?
Most sellers assume the biggest project will make the biggest difference. New cabinets. New countertops. A remodeled bathroom. But buyers do not walk through a home adding up what everything cost. They react to what they see and experience as they move through the house, and what catches their atten