Tools for Simplifying the Lake Ozark Market

08/02/16 • -1 min

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I'm happy to be joined today by a fellow agent, Nicol O'Sullivan.

She's a graduate of the University of Missouri with a degree in marketing, and while she's relatively new to real estate, her family has been in the construction and home building business for years and years, so she's well-versed in the field. I'm proud to say her team is number 15 right now in the whole Lake of the Ozarks in total sales.

As an agent, ...

Looking to buy in Lake Ozark? Get a full Home Search
Looking to sell in Lake Ozark? Get a free Home Price Evaluation

I'm happy to be joined today by a fellow agent, Nicol O'Sullivan.

As an agent, ...

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Our 5 Favorite Home Staging Tips

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We get questions from sellers quite frequently regarding home staging. They want to know what to do, how to do it, and how it will help their home sell. Here are our top five tips for staging your home to sell:

1. De-clutter the home. You don’t have to depersonalize your home as much as you need to remove all the clutter. A few photos here and there are fine, but only leave a few pieces of key furniture in each room.

2. Remove heavy ite...

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How to Practice Good Dock Safety

Karen McFarland, one of our great agents, is here today to talk about dock safety, an important issue here at the lake. Thousands of people come here each year, and we want to keep our lakes safe, happy, and wonderful by spreading the word on dock safety.

If you are coming to the lake, you will likely be on a dock at some point. As a responsible dock owner, there are a few things you should keep in mind to keep you, your friends, and your family safe.

First off, you should have a visual inspection of your dock done each year. Especially in places with rough water, there can be hazardous situations when docks move around too much. It’s also a good idea to get a GFCI tester to make sure your GFCI works.

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If you feel a shock, swim away from the dock.

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You should also keep an eye on your neighbors’ docks and make sure that they are being inspected on a regular basis. You should know how to shut off the electricity on their dock if there...