All Michael Bunch Topics

Sharing Experience

Sharing Experience

Professional Residential Real Estate Life Coaching Engineering Site Drainage Structural Issues Permitting Development Design Surveying Contracts Planning Personal Core Values Life Mission Goals Priorities Habits Momentum Authenticity Humility Kindness Parenting...

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Choosing Wisely

Choosing Wisely

Below is a checklist of items I have built from over 30+ years when it comes to evaluating homes for buyers and fielding comments from buyers on homes I have sold. Screenshot The Big Picture Is this property located in a known "high demand" area? Or adjacent to one?...

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Estate Sales

Estate Sales

We researched Estate Sale companies in October 2026 and here is what we found. Sensing Transitions — Emotional Stewardship. Potentially the closest philosophical match to Michael when grief, aging or family transition is the dominant issue. Peachtree Battle —...

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My Parents’ Home

My Parents’ Home

There are 4 Milestones in this process to be aware of: Both married spouses are alive and just downsizing to a new primary residence One spouse passes away and the other remains in the house The surviving spouse needs to move into assisted care The surviving spouse...

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Your First Home

Your First Home

Figure taken from page 25 in Your First Home Questions for your agent Why did you become a real estate agent? Part of it stems from my frustration with our own first home buying experience. It would have gone so much better with an experienced professional on our...

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Home Sale Data

Home Sale Data

Be Careful! In the example here, the most recent listing on FMLS (and the one that shows the property as SOLD) indicated that this property sold in 12 days at 95% of list price. So what’s the problem? The problem is… the property originally listed for $3,550,000 and...

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Tracking WHEN Buyers Buy

Tracking WHEN Buyers Buy

It might seem like splitting hairs, but the WHEN matters a lot when you are selling your home. Seasonality and price niche patterns can cause sudden lulls in Buyer purchasing activity. We can help you anticipate those times and resist the temptation to over-react.

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Firepits and Cool Weather

Firepits and Cool Weather

This photo shows two of my favorite things!! Our new Solo Stove firepit and adirondack chairs. The Solo Stove has revolutionized the smoke battles from the wind so we could move the firepit onto the patio and closer to the house. Firepits come in many forms This is my...

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