When it comes to business and personal accounts on social media, we recommend you keep them separate instead of combining all information on one account. You should, of course, share bits of pieces of your personal life into your professional account. People want to know who you are as a person and it’s important that you help them start to know, like and trust you by showing them who you are. But the vast majority of your posts should be about them and how you can help make their lives better!

The same rules apply to your personal account. Share with your family and friends what you normally would, but don’t forget to sprinkle in a business post here and there so they know what you’re up to! Not only do they want to see what you’re doing, but it’s also going to help keep your business on the forefront of their minds when it comes to referrals!

Millennials want homes, but they do not want just any old home. According to an article in Realtor Magazine, they are increasingly skipping the starter home in favor of immediately going for something bigger and more expensive. One-third of Millennials who purchased homes in 2018 paid $300,000 or more, a big step up from the $150,000 to $250,000 most buyers plunk down for their first purchase.’t mean people born between 1981 and 1997 don’t have their eyes on the prize: a home of their own. In fact, 61 percent of first-time homebuyers are under age 35.