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Jacksonville Beach Tips: Public Parking, What to Bring, And What Not

Traveling with toddlers and babies- whether on a road trip out of state or merely to the grocery store- can sometimes feel overwhelming. You have to mentally formulate a plan of what to bring, what to pack, and what to do when you get there.

Going to the Beach can open a whole new can of worms because you add in the heat, water….. and sand.

But fear not my friend. I’m here to offer you a few basic tips for having fun in the sun in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Continue reading “Jacksonville Beach Tips: Public Parking, What to Bring, And What Not”

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Hidden Gems: Things to do with Toddlers in Jacksonville

There is ALWAYS something going on in Jacksonville and A TON of places around town to have fun with the family. Being that Jax is the largest city in the United States, sometimes those places can get a little crowded.

Long lines, difficulty parking, crowds and toddlers do not always mix well.

If you’re looking to literally go off the beaten path and try something a little different, consider these toddler-friendly Hidden Gems. They are guaranteed to not only broaden your activity agenda, but ensure a solid nap time afterward. Continue reading “Hidden Gems: Things to do with Toddlers in Jacksonville”

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Always Bring a Realtor with You to Purchase a New Construction Home

Have you ever been to a model home? It’s one of my favorite parts of the Real Estate business. I LOVE seeing new floorplans, the incredible upgrades and features, and most of all- the decorating!

Everything is new- and- fresh- and- shiny and with all of the visual stimulation, it’s easy to get caught up in the moment and want to sign a contract right then and there. But don’t let the awe of a stunning model home distract you from getting the best deal possible- which would be with your Realtor present.

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Slab Leak? Don’t Freak: Tips to Survive a Slab Leak and Home Re-Plumb

A sound haunted me in the night… hisssssssssssss …….. Could it be the kid’s sound machine? No. It was a different pitch. I swiftly followed it all the way to the half bathroom like a bluetick hound on the hunt. “Please don’t be a snake,  please don’t be a snake,”  I prayed to myself as I mustered up the courage to turn on the light. Ok, here goes. Continue reading “Slab Leak? Don’t Freak: Tips to Survive a Slab Leak and Home Re-Plumb”