Rector Hayden Realtors - Relocation

03/08/2022

Incredible income opportunity! This property is currently leased for three years, offering you income upon ownership. Over 7 acres, 26759 square feet. Listed...

02/12/2022

Kealoha’s Kitchen is closed early today (Feb. 12th). We sold out! Mahalo to all of you!

04/22/2021

02/19/2021

Home values appreciated by about ten percent in 2020, and they’re forecast to appreciate by about five percent this year.

12/15/2020

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U.S. real estate value is concentrated in just a handful of urban centers. Here's a look at the top 30 most valuable cities in the country.

09/03/2020

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08/24/2020

Maintaining a Work-Life Balance While Working From Home
By Mark Mathis, VP of Sales for Homes.com

Finding work-life balance as a real estate agent has never been easy, but now, with many agents working from home, it’s even harder to draw a line between work and relaxation. Whether you find yourself working all the time or struggling to get started, here are some tactics you can try to help you create a better balance.
Make Your Day Have a Hard Stop
Being that the nature of the real estate business is time consuming and does not have a “set schedule,” many agents cannot commit to a time when they are fully off the clock. New leads need to be addressed, contracts negotiated, and showings scheduled. While these are important to manage, it does not mean that you have to be glued to your work.
Choose a time when you’re officially done for the day. Take this time to change your clothes, go for a walk, or cruise social media to create a shift into the “off” portion of your day. That way, even if you do end up doing various odd tasks for your business, you can slide back into your downtime more easily once any miscellaneous tasks are done.
Breaks Are Necessary
If you find yourself trying to get something done, but also getting distracted during the process, try taking a break. Taking a short break to complete a non-work-related task can give you a taste of productivity, so that when your break is over, you’re ready to come back focused and ready to start crossing items off your to-do list.
Focus
Knowing you accomplished everything you intended to, or at least made your best effort, makes it easier to disengage from your business at the end of the day. When you work from home it can be tempting to push tasks back until later in the day. Create a work routine and stick to it. Time management techniques such as time blocking, making to-do lists, and delegating are more important than ever!

Make Distance From Your Workspace
If you’re still working from home, it can be hard to feel like you’re ever really off work. Instead of working from various rooms in your house, designate a specific space to work from. Whether this is in the office, living room, or kitchen table, stick to that space every day. That way, at the end of the day, you can still enjoy that “leaving the office” feeling when you leave your work area. Whether you take a walk around the neighborhood or just move to the other side of the room, creating some physical distance between yourself and your workspace can help you disengage at the end of the day.

08/18/2020

From koi ponds to waterfalls, birdbaths to garden streams, we've gathered together our favorite backyard bubblers, gurglers, and soothers.

08/18/2020

When houses settle, doors can settle along with them, resulting in misaligned door latches. Solve the problem with a file, a chisel, and a dab of lipstick (any shade will do). The post How to Fix a Door That Won’t Stay Closed appeared first on Reader's Digest.

08/14/2020

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08/14/2020

You’ve probably heard that no debt is good debt, and if you have the ability to pay off your home mortgage (perhaps you lucked into an inheritance), your first thought might be to get rid of those monthly mortgage payments once and for all. While that could very well be the best possible solution,...

08/14/2020

When it comes to increasing your home’s value, it's not just what's on the inside that counts. Your landscaping also plays a big role. Here's how to leverage your yard for the best payoff.