JJ & Ainsley Gordon, The Gordon Group

The kitchen, for most of us, is the heart of the home. In fact, as the epicenter of the home, the kitchen is one of the most important rooms when it comes to the resale value of your home. However, for many homeowners, the kitchen can also be characterized by clutter, crowded cabinets, and general disarray. If you've been trying to find ways to reorganize your kitchen without a costly remodel, here are a few quick ideas. Repack Dry Goods :   Most packaged food products can be more space efficient when removed from their original packaging and placed in stackable plastic containers. Free The Spices :   Don't waste cabinet or drawer space on your spice collection. Spices should be handy near the stove, so install a wall rack in a convenient location. Be careful to avoid spots that will get too much heat, as this can affect the flavor of some spices. Hang Them Up :   Hanging pot racks can both free up your cabinet space and add a chef's touch to your kitchen. If

The sale of your home can depend a great deal on whether or not it has Curb Appeal. What is Curb Appeal? Simply put, it is anything visible to a prospective buyer from the street that makes them want to see more of the house. Curb Appeal can be a powerful force in attracting potential buyers to your home. Here are some ideas to help ensure that your house has as much Curb Appeal as possible. Make sure the lawn is mowed, and all trees and bushes are well trimmed. Place planters of flowers or hanging baskets on the porch. See that all flower beds are weeded and freshly mulched. Check that the front door is attractive and freshly painted. Consider re-painting the exterior of your house. Give the outside of your home a good scrub: clean the windows, patio furniture, driveway and sidewalks. Finally, make sure your house numbers are visible, your mailbox is in excellent condition, and that all porch and outside lights are working properly. You want interested buy