Real Estate Tips with Lana & Mark

Join Sherri and Lana as they chat with Keith Fontaine from Madore Photography. Together, they dive into the essential strategies for preparing your home for professional photography, ensuring it stands out in the competitive real estate market.

Join Sherri and Lana as they chat with Josh Olsen from Greenstone. With over 25 years of experience in the construction industry, Josh shares his expertise on building custom homes, the importance of hands-on involvement, and the unique challenges of construction in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Join Sherri and Lana as they chat with Lynn Devin from Cross Country Mortgage. Together, they dive deep into the world of renovation loans, discussing what they are, how they work, and the benefits they offer to homebuyers looking to purchase properties that need a little TLC.

Welcome to the New Year's edition of Real Estate Tips with Lana and Sheri! In this episode, we dive into fresh beginnings and new changes as we welcome our special guest, Petey Dandini from Rise in Leominster. Petey shares his inspiring journey with fitness, his experiences in weight loss, and the motivation behind his gym.

Join Sherry and Lana in this special recap episode of "Real Estate Tips with S&L" as they reflect on a fantastic year of podcasting! From their initial journey into the world of podcasts to the incredible guests they've had on the show, this episode highlights key moments, valuable lessons, and insightful tips from the past 24 episodes.

Join Sherri and Lana as they chat with real estate veteran Laura Baliestiero! Laura shares her unique insight staying on top of trends across a career spanning decades.

Join Sherri and Lana as they break down the questions they receive every day from buyers and sellers alike! From final walkthrough etiquette, to getting pre-approved, and even whether you need a lawyer. 

Join Sherri and Lana as they talk all things appraisals with guest Randy Lewis of ICL Appraisals. They get to the bottom of what exactly does and does not contribute to the appraised value of a home, from kitchens, to garages, to acreage.