Best Parks in St. Louis

Thursday, April 3rd, 2025

Whether you’ve recently relocated to St. Louis or are a long-term resident of the area, you’re likely tired of being cooped up all winter. Now that the weather is warming up, it’s a perfect time to explore all there is to do outdoors in St. Louis. We’ve compiled a list of the most popular area parks, where you’ll find everything from playgrounds to lakes and running trails — something for everyone in your household. 

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As the outdoor world wakes up from its long winter nap, we humans often start to feel the need for a fresh start. Sometimes this results in spring cleaning, and other times it can be a more dramatic change–like buying or selling a house. If you’re leaning toward the latter option, you can (and should) start preparing to sell your house well before the warm weather arrives. 

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Springtime is traditionally thought of as “home-buying season.” It just so happens that it’s also time to file your taxes and hopefully get a refund. According to statistics from tax year 2022, roughly two-thirds of taxpayers received refunds, with an average amount of $3,200. For anyone saving up to buy a house, this is welcome news. You can definitely use that tax refund for a down payment. There are also some other ways to use the money you get back that can help make buying your next home a bit easier.

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Your First Weekend as a St. Louis Home Owner

Thursday, February 6th, 2025
Brandon Towl

Moving to a new city can be overwhelming, but once you’ve closed on your new house and the furniture has been delivered, it can also be exciting — especially if you’re now calling St. Louis home! Take a break from unpacking and get out and enjoy all of the sights, sounds, and tastes the city has to offer. There are so many things to do in St. Louis, you’re sure to find something to please everyone in your household.

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10 Steps Needed for Selling a First Home

Tuesday, January 7th, 2025
Brandon Towl

Buying your first home can be exciting as you start a new chapter of your life, but selling your first home may be a different story. According to the National Association of Realtors, the average first time home seller has lived in their house for about 10 years by the time they decide to move on. At this point, owners may be ready to upgrade, and in the process of finding a new home. Or, they may need to move for work, or due to family issues. Any of these can add a layer of stress to the selling process. 

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After budgeting how much to spend on a home, buyers can be thrown for a loop when asked if they’d like to add a home warranty at closing. An extra expense can seem like a lot — especially when its benefits are not clear. But the truth is that in some cases, a home warranty can actually save money and offer great peace of mind. If something goes wrong once the keys are in hand, having a home warranty makes repairs affordable.  

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