An Fantastic Update to Share from a Client we had One Year Ago

Hi Barbara,

Thanks...this information made my YEAR!

~Michelle

Thank you Michelle. Indeed, it is the best success story we could ever hope to have. In the end, it's not about real estate or curb appeal or equity, but people making the most of what they have.

We weren't exactly sure if we were making changes for selling or for living, as his complete rehabilitation was not written in stone. We only knew this was one of his major assets and we were hired to maximize it's value and desirability. Having him reclaim the house he bought and loved so much is something we all hoped for, but didn't entirely expect.

He is one tough fellow, and we are honored to have played a small role in his ongoing story. We wish him all the best life has to offer, and hope his future is as full and rich as anyone's can ever endeavor to be!

~Michelle

Thank you Sheila!

We worked very hard to make it a space suitable for entertaining and privacy, and a contemporary space suitable for his youthful age and preference for unique decor no one else has. Lots of custom art and one-of-a-kinds were incorporated. He bought that house with every intent to renovate it, and then he had the car accident.

All the same, his home is in a very rural area and he comes from a long line of farmers, and the result was unusually swanky for the rural demographic.  We held our breath in the foyer when he did the walk-through, and on the way down the stairs he just repeated the three words over and over, "I love it, I love it, I love it..."

We worked on that house from February to November wondering how he would feel about the dramatic changes.  I just about fell out when he finally came to see it and said those words. I don't think I'll  ever feel more pleased and relieved again in my lifetime as I did that day.

~Michelle

Thank you , Kathy, for commenting. We were the lucky ones because it really does feel so good to have helped in our own little way.

~Michelle

Thanks Donna!

We took that photo months ago, right after the walk-thru. It's one thing to love the environment on sight and another entirely to love it after living in it, and we were very happy to hear he still loves it. We moved his laundry room to be more convenient,  reconfigured the front door and entry to the side of the house, and sacrificed a walk-in closet to add a jacuzzi tub, and so the house he remembered was quite different from the house he moved back into.

So it was great to hear he still digs it, and that his old friends also love to stop by and visit him and hang out often.  We even laughed with his mom that it's just great that there is beer in the fridge and football on the flat screen again. It's a happy place full of life, comfort and possibilities. We designed it to be female-friendly, and hope he lands a great woman someday soon and has a whole pile of kids.

Life is going on for this sweet guy, and we hope the house continues to bring him joy.

~Michelle

Hi Lin,

Thank you for the wonderful compliments!

Well, he is a distant cousin of mine. I only met him once, only a week or so before the accident, and after talking for a couple of minutes we realized we were related on my grandmother's side. Wish I could have known him better before he was so compromised by the accident, but I am so glad we were able to help him with our service in the end. God works in mysterious ways.

~Michelle