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Ohio Real Estate Broker & Mortgage Loan Officer with AXEN Realty and NEXA Lending NMLSID 2618362. Kathy began her career in Real Estate in 1996.

Guiding buyers, sellers, agents, and MLOs from pre-qualification to closing—and beyond. Kathy Holmes is a professional and hard-working Broker serving the Ashtabula, Lake, and Geauga county areas. She is known for her exceptional knowledge and negotiation skills. With over 26 years of Real Estate experience, Kathy makes each transaction as smooth and stress-free as possible for all of her clients. In September of 2005, Kathy earned her Broker's license and opened All Points Realty Inc, where she has been able to provide numerous clients with knowledge, expertise, and unparalleled passion for the field. In addition to helping clients buy and sell homes, Kathy is also highly skilled in Land and Farm Sales and Waterfront properties. Kathy will be sure to exceed your Real Estate expectations. Contact her today!

11/04/2026

A room can feel calmer before anyone says a word.

Color sets the emotional tone of a space. Soft greens can feel restful, warm neutrals create an inviting backdrop, and muted blues often bring a sense of ease.

For sellers, the goal is not to make every room feel plain—it is to help buyers picture their own life there. A cohesive, understated palette lets natural light, layout, and key features stand out.

Actionable tip: Choose one neutral foundation color, then repeat a complementary accent in small details like pillows, artwork, or a throw.

Thinking about preparing your home for the market? Let’s connect.

11/02/2026

The next strong investment move in Geneva may be the property with a clear plan—not the flashiest finish.

As buyers and renters continue to value livability, location, and manageable upkeep, homes with practical layouts and well-maintained essentials can stand out. Investors who focus on long-term appeal may be better positioned than those chasing quick cosmetic trends.

Keep an eye on properties near everyday conveniences, recreation, and commuter routes. Those fundamentals tend to matter in every market cycle.

Tip: Before making an offer, map out your holding strategy, expected maintenance needs, and likely renter or resale audience.

Thinking about an investment property in Geneva? Let’s talk through the local opportunities.

11/01/2026

Put your business at the center of Geneva’s Main Street corridor, where visibility, parking, and flexibility can shape the day-to-day experience. 🚗

This 1,167 sq ft commercial building sits on approximately 0.54 acres and is currently operating as an auto repair shop, with some tools and equipment included. Commercial zoning and drive-through potential create room to continue its current use or explore a new concept.

201 W Main St, Geneva, OH 44041
Offered at $200,000

See what this Main Street opportunity could become: https://kathyholmes.axenrealty.com/d8r5xo0k

10/31/2026

Wishing you a Halloween filled with warm welcomes, happy memories, and just the right amount of spooky fun. 🎃

Whether you’re handing out treats, sharing a cozy movie night, or enjoying the neighborhood’s festive spirit, hope your home feels extra special tonight.

Happy Halloween! If you ever want to connect about home or community, I’m here.

10/30/2026

Geneva, OH buyers: more choices don’t always mean less urgency. 🏡

There are 50 homes for sale right now, while 9 are under contract. In September, the median sale price was $225,000—and homes sold at 100% of their list price.

Buyer tip: Get pre-approved and set your must-haves before touring; well-priced homes can still command full-price offers.

Ready to make a smart move in Geneva? Let’s talk. 🔑

10/30/2026

The best investment property is not always the one with the lowest price.

For investors considering Geneva, OH, a property with a practical layout, manageable upkeep, and broad renter appeal can offer more resilience than a bargain that needs constant attention.

Focus on homes that are easy to maintain and easy for future tenants or buyers to understand. Simple floor plans, functional kitchens, reliable systems, and convenient access to daily needs can help support long-term demand.

Tip: Before making an offer, build a repair-and-reserve plan so unexpected maintenance does not dictate your investment strategy.

Thinking about an investment property in Geneva? Let’s talk through what to look for.

10/28/2026

Myth: You need to renovate everything before selling.

Reality: Buyers often respond best to a home that feels clean, cared for, and easy to picture themselves in. Major renovations aren’t always the move—especially if they won’t match local buyer preferences.

Focus first on the details that create a strong first impression: declutter, touch up visible wear, brighten rooms, and address obvious repairs. ✨

Action tip: Before spending on upgrades, ask for a walkthrough to identify the improvements most likely to help your home show well.

Thinking about selling? Let’s talk through a smart prep plan for your home.

10/26/2026

A 52' x 60' outbuilding gives this rural property serious room for projects, storage, and big plans. 🛠️

Inside, the home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and approximately 1,332 square feet. A rear addition creates a private living space with its own full attached bathroom—an especially flexible setup for daily life.

Set on two separate approximately one-acre parcels, 7193 Woodard Rd in Andover is offered at $299,000. 🌿

Take a closer look and schedule your showing: https://kathyholmes.axenrealty.com/d8r5wsrk

10/25/2026

A room can feel warmer before you add a single throw blanket.

Color does much of the work. Soft warm neutrals can make a space feel inviting, while muted greens and blues often create a calm, settled mood. For a home preparing to sell, the goal is a palette that helps buyers focus on the space—not the paint color.

Keep bold color in easy-to-change accents, such as pillows, artwork, or a small vase. Let walls and larger furnishings stay light and cohesive.

Tip: Before a showing, remove one overly personal or high-contrast accent from each main room and see whether the room feels more open.

Thinking about how to make your home show at its best? Let’s connect. 🍂

10/22/2026

A room can feel larger before you buy a single new piece of furniture.

The secret is creating a clear path through the space. When furniture blocks natural walkways or hugs every wall, even a well-sized room can feel crowded.

Try floating the sofa slightly away from the wall and anchoring the seating area with a rug. Keep sightlines open to windows and focal points so the room feels intentional, inviting, and easy to move through.

Getting ready to sell? A thoughtful layout can help buyers picture themselves at home. Let’s connect.

Address

3272 N Main Street
Rock Creek, OH
44084

Telephone

+14407036339

Website

https://www.KathyHolmes.AxenRealty.com/, http://NEXALending.com/, http://NEXALending.com/, http://KathyHolmes.AxenRealty

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