Remax Crossroads III

10/11/2026

✨ Transform your small nook into a cozy haven! ✨

Built-in seating doesn’t just add charm to your space—it also makes it easier to connect with family and friends. 🛋️ Plus, it’s the perfect way to maximize storage and functionality in your home.

Whether you’re dreaming of a reading corner or a stylish entryway, built-in seating can make every square foot count! 🏡

💬 What’s your favorite way to use built-in seating? Let us know in the comments!

10/09/2026

It takes some expertise to host a successful open house! Here are some insider tips. What else would you add to this list?

10/09/2026

I sold a house last year that had been in the same family since 1961.

The legal side was settled before we listed, and that mattered more than anyone expected it to, because an estate still working its way through probate can stall a closing at exactly the moment you cannot afford a delay.

Clearing the house took the family most of a month, so we built that into the schedule instead of pretending it would take a weekend.

Once it was ready it sold in eleven days.

There is a chapter on this in my free book, and I will happily send you a copy.

https://glennsilvenis.book.live/biz-card-book

10/08/2026

📍 New Listing 📍 Take a look at this fantastic new property that just hit the market located at 9205 Bemis Road in Ypsilanti Twp. Reach out here or at (734) 699-4000 for more information

Spacious 5-Bedroom Home on 10 Acres in Ypsilanti Township. Come explore the space, flexibility, and potential this Ypsilanti Township property has to offer. Discover versatility and possibilities of this impressive property featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and over 3,350 square feet of liv...

10/07/2026

Sellers ask what they are actually paying for, and it is a fair thing to ask out loud.

Pricing comes first, and it has less to do with opinion than with knowing exactly which three houses on which three streets a buyer will be weighing yours against next month.

Then the marketing, meaning photographs that survive a phone screen, a description that sounds like a home rather than a spec sheet, and enough reach that you end up with more than one interested party, because one party is not a negotiation.

After that it turns into logistics: showings scheduled around your actual life, paperwork chased, the lender and the title company nudged along every few days.

And then the negotiating, which is usually where the compensation earns itself back several times over.

Very little of that is glamorous, but it is most of the job.

Ask me for a free copy of my book if you want the longer version.

https://glennsilvenis.book.live/biz-card-book

10/07/2026

🌿 Pull up a chair, take in the view, and enjoy the simple joys of home. Who wouldn’t love a porch like this? 🌳🌟

10/05/2026

You do not need to renovate anything before you list.

Fix what a buyer clocks in the first ten seconds, which is the dripping tap, the door that sticks in humid weather, the cracked tile by the back step, and the two bulbs nobody has replaced since spring. Leave the kitchen alone unless something in it is actually broken, because a full remodel almost never returns what you put into it.

My free book covers where that line sits, and the link below will get you a copy.

https://glennsilvenis.book.live/biz-card-book

10/05/2026

👀 The 3-second rule: That’s all it takes for a buyer to form their first impression of your home. From curb appeal to entryway vibes, every detail counts. Want to make them fall in love at first sight? Start with a clean, welcoming, and well-lit space.

10/03/2026

Have you ever been to Bourbons? Would you recommend it?

Southern in Brighton, MI

10/03/2026

Falling behind on a mortgage is the kind of thing people keep quiet about for months.

That silence is the expensive part.

Three or four payments down, you still have genuine choices in front of you, including selling the house on a timeline you set rather than one a court sets, and possibly a short sale if you owe more than the place would fetch.

What shrinks those choices is time, not the amount owed.

A lender will nearly always take a call from someone who rings them in month two, and nearly never negotiate with someone who has spent six months not answering the phone.

If this is where you are, it is worth a conversation before it becomes a decision.

Request a free copy of my book and start there.

https://glennsilvenis.book.live/biz-card-book