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A busy family wants to find a new home in a school district with a smaller feel. See how the Becks made it through buying and selling a home and why they included Oyler Hines on their journey.
A family of 7 (6 humans + 1 canine), the Becks have lived in Cincinnati for 19 years. “Busy” may be an understatement as their children are involved in cheerleading, cross country, track, baseball, basketball and maybe even some football in the near future! When they aren’t on a field, court, or hanging with friends, they love to travel.
The Beck's oldest son is currently in Sao Paulo, Brazil on a 2-year mission with their church. To keep him close, the family has green bracelets as a reminder of himGriffey, the family dog, is 15 years old and has probably had the hardest time with the moveThe Beck's youngest son loves to go to Red's games and collect baseballsEven though they had a finished basement at their previous home, they use this one way more and love playing ping pong and watching games down thereThe Beck's two daughters both attend Madeira High School. Their oldest daughter runs cross country and track and their youngest daughter is a cheerleader.The family loves to travel. A map hangs on the wall in their house with pinpoints marking where they have visited."We knew we wanted to move but also wanted to make a big change. We came from a very large school district and wanted to be part of a close-knit community. Our kids went from having around 600 kids in each of their grades, down to about 100. They are excited to have more opportunities to be involved in multiple sports/activities. We also love the location and are much closer to work, and love that we can walk to the park and downtown Madeira so easily."
We loved the way the home we bought was marketed" (It was listed by the Oyler Hines Group). "We used the Oyler Hines Group to sell our house as well and knew they would present it in the best way possible to sell quickly." (It sold on the first day!)
"The Oyler Hines Group is a well-oiled machine and makes the buying/selling process as pleasant and seamless as possible!"
"Moving is a lot of work! It had been 16 years since we had last bought/sold a house. A lot has changed with how things are done."
"The best part was that we were able to find the right house for our family quickly and then our house sold on the first day. It took a lot of stress and pressure off so we could focus on all the logistics of moving."
According to Sharese the best part was "that we were able to find the right house for our family quickly and then our house sold on the first day. It took a lot of stress and pressure off so we could focus on all the logistics of moving."
"We started preparing our house to sell a few months before listing it. We did a lot of cosmetic updates, decluttered and got rid of things we didn’t want to take with us. I tried to be very proactive and diligent in staying on a timeline so we wouldn’t be overwhelmed at the last minute. We wanted to be able to time buying/selling as close as possible to avoid moving twice or storing our things. We were lucky to close on both houses on the same day. Moving is hard but staying on top of packing, cleaning, and all the details ahead of time was super helpful."
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