by Guest Blogger | Jun 3, 2020 | #MoreThanHouses, Guest Blogger, Home Sweet Home
Image via license from Adobe Stock If you or another household member holds a disability or physical impairment, you may be looking for some ways to make your home a safer and more comfortable place for your family to live — starting with the bedroom. Some bedroom...
by Guest Blogger | Apr 27, 2020 | Guest Blogger, Home Sweet Home
By Brianna Atkins Photo Source It’s no surprise Charlotte and Concord attract some of the country’s best gardeners. The beautiful natural surroundings and pleasant climate make this area a haven for anyone with a green thumb. The real estate market is hot....
by Leigh Brown | Apr 21, 2020 | Guest Blogger, Home Sweet Home
Image Credit: Photo via Pexels.com When searching for a home, it’s only natural to have a list of the features you desire. In fact, you’re even more likely to have this type of list if you have very particular needs due to a disability or other such physical...
by Leigh Brown | Mar 24, 2020 | #MoreThanHouses, Best Of Charlotte, Home Sweet Home
The order was issued Tuesday and will last through April 16. Officials say, “but [the order] will be regularly reviewed and evaluated and may be revised, amended, or extended accordingly, based upon recommendations by the Mecklenburg County Public Health Director and...
by Leigh Brown | Mar 24, 2020 | #MoreThanHouses, Home Sweet Home
Our hearts go out to everyone that has been impacted by this pandemic. There are a lot of unknowns, and your health and safety are our #1 concern at One Community Real Estate™. We know that thousands of people are affected by job loss, lay off and no pay. The Federal...
by Leigh Brown | Mar 21, 2020 | #MoreThanHouses, Best of Cabarrus County, Home Sweet Home, Leigh's Musings
We don’t have to tell you everything feels completely upended. We are a week into our work from home and kids “homeschooling”, and every day continues to bring with it new challenges that we all are facing as a community. If you are like us, you are...
