You don't need to have everything figured out before buying a home. Here are 7 questions we'll talk through to help guide your home search in Southern New Hampshire.

Getting ready to buy a home in Southern New Hampshire? Here's a simple checklist of the documents your mortgage lender may need, plus my advice for making the process easier.

Buying a home in Amherst, Milford, Mont Vernon, or Southern New Hampshire? Understanding the mortgage process can make your homebuying experience much smoother. Here's a simple breakdown of who's involved, what they do, and what to expect from preapproval to closing.

Buying a home right now isn’t easy—but it’s definitely not impossible. I’ve seen buyers succeed even in a competitive market, whether it’s landing an off-market property or winning with a thoughtful offer that wasn’t over the top. The key is staying motivated, being strategic, and trusting the process.

Pricing is not about charging the highest possible rate. It is about charging the right price, at the right time, for the right guest, on the right channel. That mindset shift alone changes everything. Dynamic pricing is also not a set and forget thing. You have to feed the engine.

Dynamic pricing doesn’t replace market knowledge. It strengthens it. When you pair real, on-the-ground understanding of your market with pricing automation that reacts faster than any human ever could, the strategy becomes significantly more powerful.

If you’re a parent in Milford, NH, you know the struggle is real when it gets dark before 5pm. The witching hour hits harder when it’s cold, dark, and everyone has extra energy to burn. Finding something local, consistent, and good for the whole family can feel impossible. That’s exactly why joining Hampshire Hills Athletic Club in Milford NH changed the game for us…

Right now, there are several proposed bills moving through the New Hampshire State House that deserve immediate attention from homeowners and short-term rental owners. Lawmakers will hold hearings on four bills that could introduce new taxes, redefine how rentals are classified, and increase costs for small property owners.

There’s truly no better place for a breakfast date with my boys than Midfield Cafe in Nashua, NH. Tucked right at the Nashua Airport, this local gem combines classic comfort food with front row views of small planes taking off and landing. And if you have kids, you already know that’s basically built in entertainment.

Let’s talk about something every host is starting to care a lot more about: marketing your Airbnb beyond Airbnb. With more competition, more fees, and more hosts wanting consistent bookings, the conversation has shifted. Hosts aren’t just asking, “How do I get more reviews?” They’re asking, “How do I build a real business that doesn't rely solely on Airbnb or VRBO?”

Let’s talk upgrades and no, not the fancy ones like hot tubs, saunas, and pools. Obviously, luxury items increase revenue but not every homeowner can afford it, and it doesn't make sense for every property. There are lots of fun, totally affordable things you can add to your property to increase nightly rates and attract better quality guests. Here are easy upgrades that genuinely move the needle right now.

Did you know you can look at your listing's performance on Airbnb? Views? Conversion rates? If you’ve ever searched for your listing and had to scroll…and scroll…and scroll… you’re not alone. The Airbnb algorithm can feel like a mystery, but can also be surprisingly simple: Airbnb rewards listings that convert.

If there’s one thing every host stresses about, it’s pricing. Too high and you scare away bookings. Too low and you’re basically paying your guests to stay. And in a market that changes week by week? Pricing starts to feel like a full-time job. How do you price so you're not leaving money on the table? 

I get this question all the time. Truth? The stigma around selling in the winter is overhyped, in my opinion. While spring and summer come with obvious advantages (nice weather, end of school season, greenery) in the New Hampshire real estate conversation, winter can also be a smart time to sell depending on your goals, your location, and timing.

Starting October 15, 2025, home buyers can no longer be pressured to waive a home inspection as part of their offer. This new law is designed to protect buyers’ rights and promote transparency in the real estate process — and it impacts both sides of the transaction.

If you’re thinking about selling your home, I’m sure you have a lot of questions. Here are the top questions sellers ask me — with answers specific to our local New Hampshire real estate market.

Owning and managing a short-term rental in New Hampshire is more competitive than ever. There are more listings hitting the market every season. Guests have endless options, and I think the days of “post & pray” are officially over. Yeah, I said it, sorry!

There's nothing quite like waking up to the peaceful shimmer of a New Hampshire lake. Whether it’s Lake Winnipesaukee, Sunapee, Squam, or a quieter hidden gem, buying a lakefront property is a dream for many. But that dream can quickly turn into a hassle if you don’t know what to look for before you buy.

This week, I showed a property listed at $945,000, and my Buyer asked a fair question: “Isn’t this priced a little high?” Honestly…I agreed. It’s a common concern—and a valid one. So, how do you know if a house is priced right?

Springtime tends to bring out the real estate chatter. And lately, there's been a lot of noise in the Airbnb world: people talking about oversaturation, declining bookings, interest rates, and whether short-term rentals are even worth it anymore.