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Preparing and keeping a fully stocked home emergency preparedness kit could be the key to your family’s safety if disaster strikes.

Recent weather events have made homeowners get serious about having an up-to-date emergency kit. You may be at home without water or power or need to quickly evacuate. Either way, you’ll want to have the supplies you need ready to go. When you pack or update your emergency kit, you’ll need to factor in the type of event you might be dealing with and stock up accordingly. The following advice covers a basic kit as well as extra items you should have for a hurricane or storm surge, a winter storm, or an evacuation.

Basic Emergency Kit

Here are 15 basics recommended by the Red Cross:

• Water: one gallon per person, per day (3-day supply for evacuation, 2-week supply for home)
• Food: nonperishable, easy-to-prepare items (3-day supply for evacuation, 2-week supply for home)
• Flashlight
• Battery-powered or hand-crank radio (NOAA Weather Radio, if possible)
• Extra batteries
• First aid kit
• Medications (7-day supply) and medical items
• Multi-purpose tool
• Sanitation and personal hygiene items
• Copies of personal documents (medication list and pertinent medical information, proof of address, deed/lease to home, passports, birth certificates, insurance policies)
• Cell phone with chargers
• Family and emergency contact information
• Extra cash
• Emergency blanket
• Maps of the area

Extra Emergency Supplies for a Hurricane or Storm Surge

Here are extra supplies and actions to take before a hurricane or a storm surge:

• Gather your insurance information and check your coverage. Do this long before a storm strikes.
• Take a photo inventory of your home.
• Download the FEMA app to help you with preparations such as creating a family emergency communications plan. FEMA recommends including the same items as in a basic emergency kit.
• Take a can opener.
• Invest in a generator and make sure you have whatever gas or propane you need to power it. The size of the generator should be based on the amount of wattage you need to power the items you want. Even a small generator can be helpful for necessary appliances such as your cell phone, a CPAP machine, or a small refrigerator to keep medicines cold. If you’re on a limited budget, you can purchase a fairly inexpensive foldable solar panel to charge your phone and some lights.”
• Use your electric car, if you have one, and a wall battery as a power source. And there are ways to run power through an inverter from your car battery and get power from your car to your home.

Extra Emergency Supplies for a Winter Storm

The Federal Emergency Management Agency recommends having these items on hand, especially if you want to prepare for being at home several days without power. This list includes items in addition to those listed in the basic kit.

• Snow shovels: You’ll need more than one because they can break, and four hands are better than two
• Deicers, preferably the pet-safe type: Some types of deicer that are more environmentally safe include calcium magnesium acetate and sand to improve traction. Stock up early in the season, because they become scarce before a well-publicized storm.
• Wood: store a supply of dry, seasoned wood if you have a working fireplace or wood burning stove with a safe flue or vent, a full propane tank, or a generator.
• Warm bedding and clothes: Clean blankets, pillows, and warm clothing (including hat and mittens) for everyone in the house in case you can’t do laundry for a while.
• Build an emergency supply kit for your car including a first aid kit, jumper cables, a full tank of gas, a cell phone and charger, a shovel, an ice scraper, a snow brush, sand/cat litter, warm clothing and blanket, water and snacks, tire chains, tow rope, and flares.

Extra Emergency Supplies and Guidelines for an Evacuation

Here are guidelines and items beyond the basics in case you need to evacuate.

Keep copies of important papers in a plastic, waterproof case. FYI, this stuff is priceless, because you may need to prove who you are and that you own your house. Note that FEMA is now accepting more ways to verify home occupancy or ownership before providing certain types of assistance.

In addition to the documents listed for the basic emergency kit, Include:

• Your driver’s license
• Proof of insurance
• Social Security cards

Take these ongoing or preliminary precautions as well:

• Safeguard pets. Make sure they’re microchipped and have identification collars. Create pet grab-and-go kits that include leashes, medications, meal bowls, and three days’ worth of food and water.
• Prep your yard. Maintain your trees and shrubs so diseased or weakened branches won’t fall down and damage your property.
• Know your utility shutoffs. Learn now how to safely shut off all utility services in your home. FEMA has tips for shutting off electricity, water, and gas. Note: To turn off gas you may need a special wrench.
• Stockpile sandbag materials. If you live in a flood prone area, keep sandbags on hand or the materials to make them. It takes 100 sandbags to create a 1-foot-tall wall that’s 20 feet long. If you’re filling bags on the fly, two adults can create the wall in about an hour.
• Protect windows. If you live in an area susceptible to hurricanes, install shutters that are rated to provide protection from windblown debris.

Emergency Kit Storage Locations

Since you can’t predict where you’ll be during an emergency, it’s essential to have a well-prepared home kit:

• Keep your emergency kit in a designated, easily accessible location and ensure it’s ready in case you need to leave your home quickly.
• Make sure all family members know where the kit is stored.

Emergency Kit Maintenance

Update your kit as your needs change, and replace food and water approaching its expiration date. You might pick a specific time each year to check, such as before hurricane season in the south or after Thanksgiving if you live in the north.

Once you’ve put your kit together, it’s important to keep it in good condition so it’s available when necessary:

• Store canned goods in a cool and dry location.
• Keep boxed foods in airtight plastic or metal containers.
• Regularly check and replace items that have expired.
• Annually reassess your requirements and adjust your kit to accommodate any changes in your family’s needs.

Annually reassess your requirements and adjust your kit to accommodate any changes in your family’s needs.

I read this article HERE. By: HouseLogic

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There’s a lot you can do to visually expand your bathroom, without any physical renovations.

In an ideal world, your bathroom would be a spacious, spa-like retreat with a double vanity, a separate shower and tub, and ample storage for all your essentials. But in reality, your bathroom might just be a small, primarily functional space. But don’t worry—if expanding isn’t an option, you’re not entirely out of luck. With a few smart design tricks, you can create the illusion of a larger, more comfortable space. Here’s how to make a small bathroom look bigger, according to interior designers. 

Replace That Shower Curtain With a Glass Door

Shower curtains cut off your bathroom, making the space appear smaller. So, swap it out and add a glass door instead. “A glass door instantly can add a few more square feet into the space visually,” says interior designer James Pearse Connelly. “Now you can see more of the room!” Don’t forget, however, that the more you can see, the more you need to keep tidy, he warns.

If you don’t have the budget to install a new shower door, you can, at the least, swap your opaque shower curtain for a transparent option that will still allow you to expand the space visually.

Reflect as Much Light as Possible

Another trick to making your bathroom look bigger is to reflect light. Connelly suggests using big mirrors, which means it’s time to replace that small, dated medicine cabinet with a much more substantial mirror.

Another way the designer advises reflecting light is to choose chrome hardware. “It will make the light dance around the room,” he says.

Go Monochromatic

Connelly recommends opting for either a very dark or very light color scheme in the bathroom to expand the space visually. “For instance, an all-white or an all-black bathroom can affect lighting differently and dramatically make the space look larger while taking the space to new dimensions,” he explains.

As for specific hues, the designer likes incorporating deep navy blues and dark burgundies, as well as ivories and creams. “These shades offer a sophisticated yet spacious feel,” he says.

When It Comes to Sinks, Less Is More

The sink and vanity can mean the difference between feeling like you’re in a crammed closet or not. Designer Shannon Askinasi of Ash and Pine Interiors says floating wood or marble vanities are always a great choice for small bathrooms.

“When you can see the floor below the vanity, it makes the room feel larger,” Askinasi says. “Pedestal sinks are also a space-saver, but they lack the storage potential of a floating vanity.”

Connelly also recommends keeping the sink proportional to the room. “If the room is small, keep the sink small,” he says. “I prefer to see as much floor as possible in small rooms.”

Install Patterned Wallpaper 

While it’s a different approach than the monochromatic look Connelly suggests above, Askinasi is a big fan of installing vinyl wallpaper in smaller bathrooms. “I find that vertical stripes, chevrons, and large repeating patterns—with a lot of negative space—are the perfect way to make a small bathroom appear larger,” she says.

Don’t Be Afraid to Go Bold

“When designing a small bathroom, I always try to include a few design elements that pack a punch,” notes Askinasi. “Whether it’s a fluted vanity, a beautiful accent wall, interesting lighting, or all of the above, I give the eye multiple places to look in order to make a small space feel larger. I also like to include glass pendants or sconces in order to reflect light and create the illusion of depth.”

Keep Your Finishes Consistent Across All Surfaces

Connelly tells me it’s best to avoid emphasizing specific details, like the molding, ceilings, or flooring, and instead aim to create a cohesive look. “Let your floor tile come up on the wall,” he recommends. “Paint your ceiling the same color as the walls. Bring your countertop stone behind the mirror.”

Keep It Clutter-Free

While it’s necessary to have some items out, like a soap pump and perhaps a toothbrush, keeping out too many decorative items (and all your skincare products) is only going to make your bathroom look more cluttered and crammed.

Lastly, while you probably need a garbage can, it’s best to keep the plunger and toilet brush off the floor and stored away, out of sight.

I read this article HERE. By Amanda Lauren

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Make sure you know how to protect their data through programming options on their voice assistants.

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Voice assistants are a common feature in modern homes, offering convenience and control over various smart devices. However, the growing adoption of this technology also raises concerns over privacy and data security. Many smart home devices, particularly those from major tech companies like Amazon and Google, collect and monetize consumer data without fully disclosing to the end user how that data is utilized. 

For real estate agents working with customers who are interested in smart home technology like voice assistants, knowing that this happens—and how to mitigate any unwanted collection of private information—is valuable information to relay. Here are some critical strategies and best practices to share with your smart home clients for safeguarding their data when using voice assistants.

The Privacy Concerns with Major Voice Assistants

Voice assistants from Amazon (Alexa) and Google (Google Home) are some of the most popular on the market, but they come with extensive data collection practices. A recent study by VPN provider Surfshark found that Amazon’s Alexa collects around 28 data points and Google Home collects 22. This includes sensitive data like device identifiers, location, contacts, browsing history and even audio recordings. The data collected is often linked to user profiles, potentially revealing personal addresses, precise location and even health data. These findings highlight the importance of proactively managing privacy settings on voice assistants.

Strategies for Securing Privacy

There are ways to continue using voice assistants and mitigate the amount of information they collect. 

1. Know what’s being collected. Make sure to review the privacy policies of any voice assistant and its connected devices. Many of these platforms offer transparency reports or privacy dashboards that show exactly what data is being collected and stored.
2. Mute the device when it’s not in use. Most voice assistants come with a mute function, which can be activated when the device is not in use to ensure it isn’t listening when it shouldn’t be. Some voice assistants, like Josh.ai, offer a physical mute button or a built-in privacy switch, giving users confidence that their conversations remain private.
3. Set up voice recognition and “wake words” with intention. Ensure that the voice assistant is set up to only activate with specific wake words—a word or phrase that you set up to trigger the assistant into an active mode—and isn’t mistakenly listening to everyday conversations. This prevents accidental activation and reduces the chances of unintended recording.
4. Adjust the device’s privacy settings. In the app settings of most voice assistants, users can review and delete their voice history or choose settings that limit data sharing. For example, users may opt out of certain voice recordings being stored or shared with third-party apps.
5. Limit user access. Controlling access is key to privacy. Set up specific roles or password-protected user accounts for each family member who uses the voice assistant. This not only secures access but also prevents unauthorized users from controlling the smart home.

A Privacy-Focused Approach: Josh.ai

One example of a voice assistant prioritizing privacy is Josh.ai, a professionally installed solution that offers advanced privacy controls. Here are a few of the features the technology offers:

1. Transparent Voice Activation: Josh.ai only activates when its designated wake word is used, and its microphones show a clear visual indicator when listening. This minimizes accidental recordings.
2. Local Processing of Data: Whenever possible, Josh.ai processes data locally within the home, reducing the amount of information sent to the cloud. When cloud processing is necessary, the company uses encrypted connections to secure user data.
3. User Ownership of Data: Users maintain control over their data. Settings can be adjusted based on comfort levels with data sharing, ensuring a balance between personalized functionality and privacy.
4. Secure Access Management: Strict password policies and user roles are enforced, requiring authentication for access to the smart home system. This ensures that only authorized individuals can control or access information through the voice assistant.

By understanding privacy settings and taking control of how data is managed, you and your clients can confidently enjoy the benefits of voice assistants without compromising on security. Remember, to convey that privacy is in the hands of the individual—don’t hesitate to use the tools available to protect it.

I read this article HERE. By: Brandon Doyle

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Home Improvement – when done thoughtfully can increase the value of your home.

Why Home Improvements Matter in Real Estate

When listing a home, first impressions and marketability are key. Here’s how the right home upgrades can make a difference:

• Higher Selling Price – Homes with modern finishes, energy-efficient upgrades, and enhanced curb appeal often command a premium.
• Faster Sales – Move-in-ready homes attract more buyers, reducing time on the market.
• Competitive Advantage – In a crowded market, homes with desirable upgrades stand out and generate more interest.
• Better Listing Photos & Showings – Small upgrades can make a home more photogenic, drawing in more potential buyers online.

Top Home Improvements to Recommend

While every home is different, certain improvements consistently offer a high ROI. Here are the best upgrades to suggest to your sellers:

1. Kitchen Updates (ROI: 50-80%)

A kitchen can make or break a sale. Encourage sellers to focus on cost-effective updates such as:

• Painting or refacing cabinets instead of replacing them
• Updating countertops with quartz or granite for a modern look
• Installing stainless steel appliances for a polished finish
• Upgrading lighting and hardware to add a fresh touch

2. Bathroom Renovations (ROI: 60-70%)

Outdated bathrooms can turn buyers away.  Simple yet impactful improvements include:

• Replacing old vanities, faucets, and fixtures
• Updating lighting for a bright, modern feel
• Adding a fresh coat of neutral paint
• Installing energy-efficient toilets and showers

3. Curb Appeal Enhancements (ROI: 75-100%)

Since buyers form an opinion within seconds of seeing a home, curb appeal is crucial.

Recommended upgrades:

• A fresh coat of exterior paint or updated siding
• A new front door or garage door for a polished look
• Well-maintained landscaping, including trimmed bushes and fresh mulch
• Outdoor lighting to create a warm, inviting atmosphere

4. Energy-Efficient Upgrades (ROI: 60-90%)

Today’s buyers prioritize energy efficiency to reduce long-term costs.

Upgrades that add value include:

• Installing energy-efficient windows and doors
• Adding insulation to improve heating and cooling efficiency
• Replacing old HVAC systems with modern, cost-saving models
• Installing smart thermostats and LED lighting for convenience and savings

5. Converting Unused Spaces (ROI: 65-75%)

Buyers love extra living space, and sellers can increase their home’s value by:

• Finishing a basement or attic for additional square footage
• Creating a home office, gym, or guest suite—features in high demand
• Converting a garage into a functional space if parking isn’t a concern

Leveraging Home Improvements to Close More Deals

As an agent, positioning yourself as a knowledgeable advisor on home improvements can strengthen your client relationships and enhance your reputation. Here’s how:

• Offer Pre-Listing Consultations – Walk through a client’s home and suggest cost-effective upgrades to boost value.
• Connect Clients with Trusted Contractors – Recommend reliable professionals for renovations and repairs.
• Use Before-and-After Success Stories – Showcase past listings that benefited from strategic upgrades to persuade hesitant sellers.
• Highlight Upgrades in Marketing Materials – Emphasize desirable renovations in listing descriptions and social media promotions.

Home improvements don’t have to be expensive or time-consuming to make a significant impact. By guiding sellers toward smart, high-ROI upgrades, real estate agents can help them maximize their home’s value, attract more buyers, and close deals faster.

I read this article HERE. By Robert Lane.

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The Caton Team believes, in order to be successful in the San Fransisco | Peninsula | Bay Area | Silicon Valley Real Estate Market we have to think and act differently. We do this by positioning our clients in the strongest light, representing them with the utmost integrity, while strategically maneuvering through negotiations and contracts. Together we make dreams come true.

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