Michelle Nelson, Realtor/Broker Premiere Group with Real Broker

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Michelle Nelson, Realtor/Broker Premiere Group with Real Broker

Buying and selling a home can be an emotional process. I'm here to provide objectivity and guidance,

06/30/2026

Two types of sellers I work with every year.

The first kind starts thinking six months out. They figure out what's worth fixing, what to skip, how to price it. They go into the process with a plan. It usually shows in the result.

The second kind wakes up one day and decides they're ready. They're reactive from the start. Rushed decisions, money spent in the wrong places, stress they didn't have to have.

Same market. Very different experiences.

If you're in the "thinking about it" camp right now, that's actually the best time to start a conversation. Not because you have to do anything. Just because thinking time is free and pressure time is not.

What's one thing about your home you'd want to deal with before selling? Drop it in the comments.

#[City]Homes

06/28/2026

If you've been thinking about refreshing a room this summer, here's what designers are actually doing in 2026:

❌Gray is out. ✅Warm neutrals are in. Camel, clay, soft terracotta, warm white. These tones make a room feel grounded instead of cold, and they work with almost any furniture you already own.

All-white kitchens are fading. Painted cabinets in deep colors (navy, teal, taupe) mixed with natural wood tones, especially white oak, are showing up everywhere right now.

Texture matters more than color. Bouclé, linen, natural wood grain, stone with visible veining. A room that's all one smooth finish tends to feel flat. Layering textures adds depth without adding clutter.

One bold thing beats three mediocre things. A patterned rug under a simple sofa. A statement light fixture in an otherwise quiet room. Commit to one interesting piece and let everything else support it.

None of this requires a renovation. Most of it is paint, textiles, and one or two well-chosen pieces.

What room in your house are you most tempted to change?

06/27/2026

If someone in your life has been talking about selling (a neighbor, a family member, a coworker) , feel free to pass this along.

➡️ My Home Value Maximizer is a free 3-minute tool that tells homeowners which improvements ⚒️are worth making before they list, and which ones to skip. No sales call required to get results. Just a personalized PDF they can actually use.

Send them this link: [ALM link]

The best thing you can do for someone who's on the fence is give them a clearer picture before they spend money on the wrong things.

06/25/2026

For anyone whose garden is struggling in the heat, here are five 💐 flowers that actually hold up all summer:

👉 Zinnias. Almost impossible to kill and they bloom constantly. Great as cut flowers too.

👉 Marigolds. Cheap, cheerful, and they repel some pests.

👉 Sunflowers. Plant them where you want a wall of color and don't mind six feet of height.

👉 Lantana. They bloom in clusters, and are heat and drought tolerant. Hummingbirds also love them!

👉 Succulents. Do you sometimes forget to water your plants for a week? They won't care.

Bonus tips that matter more than what you plant:💧water in the morning, mulch holds moisture, and pinch off dead blooms so the plant keeps producing.

Just some gardening advice from a non-gardener. Take it or leave it. 🌻

06/23/2026

Something I keep saying in listing consultations right now:

Buyers have more options than they did a year or two ago. They know it. Which means they're comparing more carefully, taking longer, and making lower offers on homes that feel overpriced or underprepared.

The homes that are moving quickly are the ones that show well and are priced to reflect today's reality, not 2022.

If you're thinking about selling in the next six months, that's the context worth understanding before you make any decisions.

Drop a comment or send me a message if you want to know what I'm seeing in our market specifically.

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

Also the ☀️summer solstice is today. It’s the longest day of the year and officially the start of summer. Feels like a fitting combo!

Whether you're celebrating, grilling, golfing, or finally getting that one project done because someone guilted you into it, hope it's a good one.

Drop your favorite dad memory in the comments. ⬇️ I love reading them.

06/19/2026

Comment "CHECKLIST" below and I'll send you our free 2026 Home Maintenance and Safety Checklist. ☑️

It covers what to actually maintain in your home every season, spring through winter, so nothing sneaks up on you.

👉 HVAC tune-ups, roof checks, winter prep, exterior drainage… The kind of stuff that's easy to put off until it becomes an expensive problem.

It's a simple, practical document. No fluff. Just the things worth staying on top of so your home doesn't surprise you.

Comment "CHECKLIST" and I'll get it to you.

06/16/2026

Thinking about selling your house in the next year or so?

Before you call a contractor, before you start a project list, before you spend a dollar, it's worth knowing which ⚒️improvements will actually pay off in your specific home and price range.

I’m not offering generic "kitchens and bathrooms" advice. Get guidance specific to your actual house 🏡 and situation.

My Home Value Maximizer is free and takes about 3 minutes. You get back a personalized breakdown 📝 of what's worth doing and what to skip.

Want to try it? Let me know in the comments.

06/13/2026

🔥 Hot take: the sellers who are least stressed are the ones who started thinking six months before they needed to.

Not because they did more. Because they had time to be deliberate instead of being reactive.

The rushed decisions are almost always the expensive ones.

06/11/2026

I see this all the time.

Someone is getting ready to sell. 🏡 They've got a mental list of everything they want to fix first. New cabinets. Carpet throughout. Updated bathrooms. The quote comes back at $40,000 or $50,000. 💸

And sometimes that investment makes sense… but a lot of the time, it doesn't. Buyers in their price range won't pay extra for the cabinets. The carpet just needed a professional clean. One bathroom update would have been enough.

The sellers who come out ahead aren't necessarily the ones who spend the most before listing. They're the ones who spend on the right things.

My Home Value Maximizer helps with exactly that. Free, 3 minutes, personalized to your home. ➡️Comment “Maximize” below and I’ll send the link.

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