June is a Good Month

I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S THE MIDDLE OF JUNE ALREADY!

As the days get longer, so does the list of things to do around our house. I consider this a good month to take on inside projects, especially when the thermometer hits 100. June is a good month for so many things, so let me count the ways. (And be sure to scroll down to the end for some Father's Day Fun.)


June is a good month to Invest in Real Estate!

We've definitely shifted to a Buyer's/Renter's market so if you see something you like, make your move!

Most buyers and renters start their search online. Home sellers should never underestimate the importance of getting the best pictures possible to showcase a property. It only takes seconds for lookers to lose interest so make sure the quality and selection of photos keep their interest. Real estate photographers believe the exterior photos matter the most to online lookers so make those ones your very best! How inviting is this listing on Lookout Lane? (Here's the page for more information on this listing.)

Courtesy of realtor.com


June is a good month to Get Wet!

JUNE 2ND - 30TH | TIMES VARY

Lake Travis Waterloo Adventures

Guests can test their agility on over two football fields of obstacles, then relax and play on over 1,500 feet of lake Travis shoreline with beach games, food, drinks, and more.  > Visit Lake Travis Waterloo Adventures


June is a good month to Get Organized!

11 Home Organizing Products from Amazon that Professional Organizers Swear By

Having plenty of options is a good thing, but when it comes to shopping for organization products on Amazon, it can feel like overload. That’s why we tapped a panel of professional organizers to help narrow it down.

Courtesy of Realtor.com

 

 


June is a good month to Celebrate Fathers!

Re-posting a picture that won second place in the Austin American Statesman's Father's Day Photo Contest in 2015. The picture was taken on the beach in Nice, France, when Tommy was 9 months old.

Caption from the paper read: "Tommy is now 26 and living in Arizona but says his father still lifts him up."