Tips and Trends For Homeowners or those who are thinking of Buying or Selling a Home
The April 2012 Newsletter features green homebuying tips, getting better use of space, and how to have worry-free vacations.
The March 2012 Newsletter features tips on inexpensive home improvements, how to help kids prepare for a move, and gadget recycling.
The February 2012 Newsletter features information on how to pay down debt, the importance of home ownership, and what to look for when choosing a neighborhood.
The January 2012 issue includes information about remodeling return on investment, wireless lighting systems, and tackling clutter.
The December 2011 issue includes information about searching for homes online, holiday shopping tips and design trends for 2012.
The November 2011 issue includes information about open house security, holiday hints, and saving for a down payment.
The October 2011 issue includes information about winterizing your home, fighting the flu bug and benefits of homeownership.
The September 2011 issue includes information about garage makeovers, tree care and faucet leaks.
The August 2011 issue includes information about how to have a stress-free move, learning what your transit score is, and statistics on pet ownership.
The July 2011 issue includes information about home mortgage options, fencing, and kitchen remodeling.
The June 2011 issue includes facts about exterior painting, final walkthroughs, and energy savings.
The May 2011 issue includes information on grilling, gardening secrets, and a survey showing the importance of walkability to today’s homebuyers.
The April 2011 issue includes information on your contractual obligations with a home remodeling project, herb gardening, and choosing between hardwood and carpet.
The March 2011 issue includes information on home security systems, curb appeal, and appraisals.
The February 2011 issue includes information about finding your home style, positive news for homeownership, and fighting phone bill cramming.
The January 2011 issue includes information on cleaning up after the holidays, designing a nursery, and remodeling costs v. values.
As a native of Arlington, Virginia and a longtime real estate agent, Elizabeth Bouchard has developed this site for those who live in Arlington or are thinking about moving here. When people choose a home, they don't just pick out the house that meets their needs. They pick out a neighborhood and community they are comfortable in. This site is designed to keep you informed about events in and around Arlington and to learn more about the community. 
