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10/21/2026

Just listed in Swifts Beach 🌊

7 Galavotti Ave, Wareham MA

This bungalow sits a short stroll from the shoreline, where salty breezes soothing ocean air and carefree, coastal living become part of your everyday routine.

Inside it’s all on one level, with new flooring and fresh paint throughout. The kitchen has granite counters and a gas cooktop, and it opens right onto a composite deck under a pergola. There’s a pellet stove for the cold months, and the primary bedroom has a vaulted ceiling with wood beams.

Out back you’ll find a big fenced yard, a two-story shed with electricity (workshop, studio, whatever you want it to be), and two driveways with room for the boat.

2 beds | 1 bath | 1,096 sq ft | year-round

Open House: Saturday, 10/24 and Sunday 10/25 12–2 PM

Comment the word BEACH for more info or click the link below

🔗 https://ma.exprealty.com/property/3-73593177-7-galavotti-ave-wareham-MA-02571

📍 juliejohnson.group | 508.525.6523

10/14/2026

Just listed | 18 Tyler Avenue, E Wareham MA

Nearly 10 private acres with room for so much more. A beautifully maintained three-bedroom home, attached two-bedroom apartment, sunroom with hot tub, barn, and two garage outbuildings. Commercial Strip zoning adds even more possibilities for bringing home, business and investment together.

A rare opportunity to create something uniquely yours.

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🔗 https://ma.exprealty.com/property/3-73590384-18-tyler-ave-wareham-MA-02538

09/29/2026

08/25/2026

Visibility is easy. Experience isn’t.

The agent trending on your feed may not be the best one for the job.

Plenty of the best agents I know barely post because they’re out working. Showings, negotiations, problem solving that you never hear about.

That work doesn’t trend online. It shows up with a clean closing, a price that held, a hard conversation had early instead of too late.

Thinking about your next move? My door is open. Comment or DM “Sold”
to learn more.

08/10/2026

Three years ago, my goal was simple… just to cap.

I’d spent years at a company that didn’t even have one. 😬

At eXp, a cap means you’ve reached the maximum commission you’ll pay the company for the year ($16k). It’s a milestone many agents work toward.

Then I learned about ICON.

If you cap and then close 20 more transactions in the same anniversary year, eXp awards your entire cap back in company stock.

I remember thinking, “That’s impossible”

Today, I earned ICON for the third time.

Looking back, it’s funny. My original goal was just to reach the cap. Now, three ICON awards later, I’m reminded that our biggest limits are often the ones we set for ourselves.

Thank you to every client, referral partner, and agent who has trusted me along the way. You made this possible and I’m still not done yet! 💛

08/06/2026

A woman called me last spring about selling the house she raised her kids in. We talked for forty minutes and never once discussed price. She wasn’t a lead. She was someone standing in a hallway she’d walked ten thousand times, trying to decide if she could leave it.

That’s the job. Answering the phone when someone’s scared. Staying at the kitchen table until every question is answered.

The industry decided volume was the point. It isn’t. It’s just how you decide to treat people.

08/03/2026

The final walkthrough is more than one last look.

Before closing, don’t just admire your new home make sure you check it.

A few things buyers often forget:
• Run the dishwasher and disposal.
• Test the garage door, remotes, and keypad.
• Turn on the heat and A/C.
• Flush toilets and check under sinks for leaks.
• Open windows and exterior doors.
• Make sure agreed-upon fixtures and appliances are still there.
• Collect every key, remote, fob, and garage opener.

The final walkthrough is your last chance to make sure you’re getting the home you agreed to buy.

Your trusted real estate agent should be there with you to make sure you dont miss anything.

Once you sign the papers you own it.

Follow along for more tips!

07/31/2026

The home sellers who Net the most money this year are doing this:

They remove every reason a buyer has to negotiate.

Pre-listing inspection. Touch-ups done. Nothing to point at.

They price it to create competition not to “test the market”.

The sellers who netted the most didn’t start high and come down. They started right and watched the offers come.

Day one isn’t actually day one for them.
The momentum starts weeks earlier with a plan.

Selling soon? Let’s build your plan. DM me!

07/30/2026

5 things I would never do to my home after 18 years in real estate ↓

1. Over-improve for the neighborhood. I learned this the hard way. Some improvements will never give you a return.

2. Remove a bedroom to expand the primary suite. It feels so logical until you’re trying to sell a 2 bedroom and wondering what happened.

3. Convert the garage. Buyers want a garage. I don’t make the rules.

4. Skip the permit. It’s fine until it’s really, really not fine.

5. Pick trendy finishes. Somewhere there’s a house with an accent wall that used to feel very cutting edge.

Anyway. Learn from my clients so you don’t have to learn from your mistakes.

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07/29/2026

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