Are You Earning The Right To Upgrade?
24 years ago, Tom and I started our business. Tom was sitting in a $5 plastic chair from Food Lion. After some initial success, we could have clearly bought a chair but we were using what we had, reinvesting in our business and education. I’ll never forget when the arm broke off and was flapping around.
I couldn’t find the picture of Tom sitting in the chair (probably for the best)
Here’s the thing — it’s easy to get caught up in how things look. None of that matters if you’re not doing the work. Lead with revenue. Earn the right to upgrade. And until then? Sit in the $5 chair!
Fear vs. Strategy
My first love language? Words of affirmation. My second? Strategy.
Tom and I are always buying, always studying the market, always thinking five steps ahead. But even for us, it’s not always easy.
I know so many of you feel the same way. You’re sitting in a house with a sweet 2.5% interest rate, thinking, Why would I give this up? You want more space, a better location, a fresh start—but that low rate feels like golden handcuffs. And the fear of making the wrong move? It’s real.
But here’s what I know: fear keeps people stuck, and stuck people don’t build wealth.
If rates drop, that dream home you’ve been waiting for? It just got further out of reach. And if you’re holding out for the perfect time to sell? The second inventory rises, we’re back to price wars and beauty pageants.
This market isn’t about waiting—it’s about strategy! The people who win aren’t the ones sitting on the sidelines, hoping for perfect conditions. They’re the ones who understand the game, make smart moves, and position themselves for the future.
Even when it feels scary, t r u s t. Because no one builds wealth or changes their life by waiting for permission. – Joanne
Follow Your Dreams!
Joanne Curtin from Roswell, Georgia knows that the current real estate market may be tough to handle but if you follow your DREAM and have support – YOU CAN SUCCEED TOO!
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The Truth About the Home Buying Process
As shared in the second edition of Your First Home, written by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan:
“Buying a home is a big decision – particularly your first home – but it is one of the best choices anyone can make. It’s a place that is entirely your own. Something you can paint, renovate, and live a full life in. Secondly, the reality is that homes are an incredible way to accumulate generational wealth. Because home isn’t only where your heart is, it’s where your money is, too. There are few places you will treasure more than your home and no place that will add more to your personal treasury.”
While the prospect of homeownership is exciting, it can also be filled with complexities as you embark on the journey for the very first time. Yet, have no fear! If you’d like to receive a copy of the book that contains a complete guide to first-time homebuying, Your First Home, fill out this form and we will get a copy to you!
Click HERE To Receive Your Free Guide
Deciding to Buy
First-time homebuyer fears can range from “I can’t afford to buy a home” to “I can’t buy a home because my credit score is too bad.” While it can be natural to have these thoughts, it’s important to face fears with facts. Let’s take affordability, for instance.
Fear #1: “I can’t afford to buy a home now.”
Fact: Until you do the math, you don’t know what you can or can’t afford.
If you are currently paying rent, generally you can afford to buy. From a financial point of view, in the United States, the tax savings on mortgage interest alone usually make up most of the difference between your rent and mortgage payments – the tax write-offs you get at the end of the year will generally help you save a lot of money.
Additionally, depending on your credit score, you can end up affording more than you realize. The credit scores used for mortgage lending take on a much larger picture of your overall credit score.
Although there may be a higher initial cost to buying a house, if you’re planning on staying in one place for a few years, the equity you build can end up being a financial boon. And did you know that even if you’ve owned a home, you might still be considered a “first-time” buyer? Under many programs, the definition of a first-time homebuyer includes someone who’s never owned a home or who hasn’t owned a home in the past three years.
Fear #2: “I should wait until the real estate market gets better.”
Fact: There is never a wrong time to buy the right home.
Whether “right” means the right price or the right property for you, waiting for the perfect market timing seldom works to your advantage. If you don’t believe us, look back to the Great Recession when the bubble around the housing market burst, GDP declined 4.5%, and unemployment rose to around 9.5%. But like those who endured the Great Depression, those who lived through the Great Recession made it through and benefited from an era of financial growth. In fact, immediately following the Great Recession, the United States entered the longest period of rising prices and general prosperity since World War II.
In the end, there are two ways to make money in real estate: timing and time. Either you happen upon the right moment to purchase before prices appreciate, or you hold it long enough for appreciation to make your investment worthwhile. If you miss the first, you can most certainly count on the second.
Fear #3: “I don’t have the money for a down payment.”
Fact: There are a variety of down-payment options available to you.
While many believe that buying a home requires a substantial down payment, as much as 20%, this is seldom true. You can buy with as little as 5% down – sometimes even less. Moreover, most states have down-payment assistance programs that can help.
House-hacking is also a great way to make homeownership more affordable. This involves purchasing a property and leasing out a bedroom or unit to offset your mortgage. Alternatively, platforms like Airbnb or Vrbo can generate income to cover your mortgage while you’re away.
Fear #4: “I can’t buy a home because my credit score isn’t good.”
Fact: A less-than-perfect credit score won’t necessarily prevent you from buying a home.
A poor credit score shouldn’t stop you from talking to lenders. A good loan officer or mortgage specialist can help resolve credit challenges, sometimes by consolidating debts or referring you to a credit counselor.
If you have no credit history because you’re new to the workforce or haven’t made purchases on credit, alternative solutions exist. A cosigner (such as a parent) can help, or lenders may consider alternative forms of credit history like rent and utility payments.
As real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran advises:
“The perfect time to buy a house? When you can afford the down payment–not when you’re waiting for the ‘perfect’ market. Houses went up 4% this last year. They’re even going to go up more next year. So you’re not really saving anything by waiting.”
The pattern will continue: Prices will rise. Interest rates won’t drop drastically. The sooner you buy, the better.
Finding Your Agent
The legal, financing, and regulatory aspects of real estate transactions are complex. To navigate them successfully, finding a licensed real estate agent is crucial. A good agent serves as an advocate for your interests, ensuring a smooth and informed process.
What a Real Estate Agent Does:
Educates you about the market
Analyzes your wants and needs
Guides you to homes that fit your criteria
Coordinates with professionals like inspectors and lenders
Negotiates on your behalf
Manages paperwork and deadlines
Solves any problems that arise
Questions to ask when choosing an agent:
Why did you become a real estate agent?
Why should I work with you?
What process will you use to help me find the right home?
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Securing Financing
While owning a home is exciting, mortgages can seem daunting. However, the basics come down to four key factors:
Down Payment: You don’t necessarily need 20% down; assistance programs exist.
Interest Rate: Lower rates save you money in the long run.
Term: 15, 20, or 30-year loans impact your equity-building and payments.
Loan Type: Fixed-rate vs. adjustable-rate mortgages affect long-term costs.
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Homeownership is one of the best financial decisions you can make. While fears exist, facts reveal that buying a home is more achievable than many realize. The sooner you start, the more wealth you build over time. If you’re ready to take the leap, our team at the Curtin Team is here to guide you every step of the way!
Have questions? Click HERE to receive information on our next live Home Buyer Workshop where you can learn more and get all your questions answered.
It’s Okay To Quit!
I have a masters in early childhood education. I spent 5 years teaching during the day and working nights at a restaurant. Then, in 2001, I quit!
But here’s the thing—I didn’t just quit to escape; I quit to build something better.
It’s okay to run away from something that isn’t serving you. But never quit unless you’re running toward something greater.
That decision changed my life. Because wealth, freedom, and success aren’t found in playing it safe—they’re built by those willing to bet on themselves.
Go make a move and level up! — Joanne
Maximizing Your Home’s ROI: Smart Improvement Choices
Maximizing Your Home’s ROI: Smart Improvement Choices
Deciding which home improvements to make isn’t always just about return on investment (ROI). If you’re upgrading your home to enhance your own living experience, it’s difficult to quantify that value. However, if your goal is strictly resale, it’s essential to evaluate your choices carefully. There’s a lot of misleading information out there—from HGTV shows suggesting things like “This kitchen cost $20K, and the seller got back $40K when they sold” to social media claims that a new garage door can bring a 194% ROI or a new front door brings 188% ROI. These figures are misleading and often overlook crucial variables. To help you make informed decisions, we’re offering some expert insight.
Prioritize Routine Maintenance
The best way to protect and enhance your home’s value is by staying on top of routine maintenance. Not only does this bring peace of mind while you live there, but it also prevents buyers from significantly discounting their offers due to perceived neglect. If you’ve maintained some aspects of your home but ignored others, buyers may assume the worst and believe there are other surprises awaiting them, which they will factor into their offer price. If you’re handy and can handle basic maintenance and upgrades yourself, your sweat equity will give you the best chance at a positive ROI.
Manage Your Expectations
Most renovations don’t yield a positive ROI if you plan to sell immediately unless you’re going from zero renovations to 100% (more on that later). If you’re planning to sell soon after a major remodel, it’s best to keep expectations in check. The key is to make your home as functional and appealing as possible for you and your family while maintaining realistic financial expectations. Renovations differ from maintenance—if something is broken, it should be repaired or replaced before selling as a general rule.
Avoid Partial Upgrades
If your home hasn’t been updated in decades, doing one-off renovations—like upgrading a single bathroom or installing a brand-new front door—won’t necessarily translate into a higher sale price, at least not enough to cover what you just spent. Buyers typically fall into two categories: those looking for a complete renovation project at a bargain price or those willing to pay a premium for a fully updated home. Partial upgrades often fail to deliver a strong ROI because they leave lingering work for the next owner.
A home that is 100% move-in ready will attract the highest offers. Buyers will pay a premium if they feel like everything is complete (maintenance) and up to current aesthetic standards. However, once updates fall below that threshold, buyers hesitate to pay a premium. Once you go below 100% and there are still some updates or projects left to do, you lose the ROI.
Think of it like buying a car—new vehicles lose value the moment they leave the lot. Similarly, buyers often pay 20%-25% more for a brand-new home versus a resale home, reinforcing the importance of a fully updated property.
The Power of Paint
If there’s one cost-effective upgrade that offers a strong impact, it’s a fresh coat of paint. However, color choice matters significantly. The wrong shade can turn buyers away, so it’s wise to consult an experienced Realtor or designer before making a final decision. Fresh paint in the wrong color can result in a negative ROI.
Final Thoughts
Before making any major home improvements, consider whether they align with your long-term goals. If you plan to sell soon, focus on maintenance, full-scale updates rather than partial ones, and simple yet impactful changes like painting. Always consult professionals to ensure you’re making the best choices for maximum ROI.
Elevate Your New Year’s Resolutions for 2025
‘Tis the season for New Year’s resolutions! Joanne and I began our New Year’s Day by reflecting on the past year and setting intentions for 2025. I wanted to share some strategies and questions to make your goal-setting process more meaningful. Before diving into the details, let’s explore a few methods to ensure your resolutions truly stick.
Proven Strategies for Goal-Setting Success
Did you know that writing your goals down can increase your chances of achieving them by 40% to 50%? There’s something powerful about putting pen to paper—it engages your subconscious mind and helps clarify what you genuinely want. Typing on your phone or computer just isn’t the same! Once you’ve written your goals, share them with someone who can hold you accountable. Talking about your plans with a trusted friend or partner makes it much more likely you’ll follow through, especially if they check in on your progress.
Now that you’re ready to write down your goals and share them, there’s an important first step to take: reflection. It’s a step many of us skip, but it’s essential for setting intentions that truly matter.
A Crucial First Step: Reflect on the Past
Before you start setting goals, take some time to reflect on 2024. This step not only helps you identify areas for growth but also allows you to build on the successes and lessons of the past year. Joanne and I started our reflection with these two simple but impactful questions:
1. What brought you joy in 2024? Take a positive approach by recalling the moments and people that made you happy. Looking through the photos on your phone can help jog your memory and remind you of what you’d like to continue or expand in 2025.
2. What were your biggest challenges in 2024, and what did you learn from them? Reflecting on difficulties can reveal your resilience and highlight valuable lessons. Recognizing your growth can inspire you to set ambitious but achievable goals for the year ahead.
A Look Further Back: Your Biggest Memory of 2023
Here’s a fun challenge: try to recall your most significant memory from 2023. It’s surprising how quickly memories fade! Reflecting on this can help you focus on what truly matters for 2025. Before you start scrolling through old photos, take a moment to see what comes to mind naturally—it’s a great way to gauge what made the biggest impact on you.
Clarifying Your Vision for 2025
Once you’ve reflected on the past, it’s time to look ahead. Start by asking yourself a few key questions:
* What problems do you most want to solve? Identify small, actionable habits to address these problems. For example, if you want to stop snacking late at night, consider setting an alarm as a reminder or replacing the habit with something positive, like reading a book upstairs away from the kitchen.
* What discipline do you need support with?
* Which relationships need your focus in 2025?
Finally, take a moment to imagine your perfect day in 2025. Create two versions: one for a weekday and one for a weekend. Be realistic—your perfect day should reflect your current responsibilities and lifestyle. For instance, if driving your daughter to school is part of your routine, include that in your weekday scenario. Add as much detail as possible, from the time you wake up to when you go to bed.
Turning Reflection into Action
After answering these questions, you’ll have a clearer picture of what you want to achieve. Writing out your goals in specific categories can be helpful—think financial, business, personal, relationships, spiritual, and health. But remember, goals don’t have to be long lists of bullet points. Lately, Joanne and I have focused on setting goals that bring us joy and bring us closer to living our perfect day more often.
As a couple, supporting each other’s aspirations has deepened our connection. Helping Joanne achieve her goals brings me happiness, and together, we prioritize who we’re becoming, not just what we’re accomplishing.
Make 2025 Your Best Year Yet
The start of a new year is a chance to reflect, dream, and take action. Whether you’re tackling big goals or small habits, I hope these strategies help you approach 2025 with clarity and purpose. Here’s to a year filled with growth, joy, and meaningful progress!
The 4 Biggest Questions About Real Estate—Answered!
Did you know the real estate market affects you, even if you’re not planning to move or buy a home? Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, or just curious about the economy, the housing market has a ripple effect on everything from personal finances to the broader economy. Understanding these trends can help you stay ahead and make smarter decisions for your future. Curious how? Let’s dive in!
Here are answers and my predictions to four of the most common questions we’re hearing right now:
When Will Mortgage Rates Come Down?
Mortgage rates are influenced by the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, overall economic conditions, the labor market, and even the geopolitical landscape. Rates have risen as the Fed works to combat inflation. While there’s no exact timeline, many experts suggest rates could stabilize or decrease once inflation is under control and the economy shows consistent signs of improvement. Some predict this could happen in 2025, but it ultimately depends on economic data and future Fed decisions.
For buyers, waiting for lower rates might not always be the best strategy. Acting strategically—such as locking in today’s rates—can make sense, especially as high rates have reduced buyer competition. This often means better negotiating power when purchasing a home.
My prediction? Mortgage rates likely won’t meaningfully reduce until 2026.
When Will Home Prices Come Down?
In short, they won’t—at least not significantly. Housing prices are driven by supply and demand. Currently, most markets in our area face a shortage of inventory, which keeps prices elevated. For prices to drop, we’d need a substantial increase in supply or a major drop in demand. However, cautious builders, a lack of large parcels of land, and homeowners holding onto their low mortgage rates make widespread price declines unlikely.
What we might see instead is a slower rate of appreciation, which offers buyers some relief but not a complete reversal of prices. This environment creates opportunities to purchase at more reasonable valuations with less competition, reducing the risk of buying at a market peak. It’s also a good time to explore long-term rental investments.
My prediction? Our area will return to a normal appreciation rate of 4–5% by 2025.
Will the Housing Market Pick Up Next Year?
The housing market’s trajectory in 2025 will depend on economic stability and consumer confidence. If mortgage rates start to decline, we could see increased buyer activity. Additionally, pent-up demand from buyers who paused their searches due to high rates or election uncertainty could drive new market momentum. Many of these buyers are waiting on the sidelines, ready to jump back in when conditions improve.
My prediction? 2025 will see more home sales than 2024. I do not foresee it as a boom, but
a higher volume than this past year
Is Now a Good Time to Buy?
A market crash like 2008 is improbable. The current market is underpinned by strong fundamentals: tighter lending standards, significant homeowner equity, and sustained demand. While there are challenges —such as affordability issues due to higher prices and rates — these don’t equate to a crash. Instead, the market is undergoing a correction, with cooling in overly hot areas and a shift toward more balanced conditions.What this looks like now is a home selling process that involves negotiation on both sides, more balance between a buyer and seller market. The market will always have fluctuations and instead of fixating on timing the market, focus on securing a home that fits your needs and budget. For both buyers and sellers, this is a time to work closely with real estate professionals to navigate the evolving landscape.
My prediction? While the market presents challenges, strategic buyers who act now can benefit from reduced competition and position themselves for long-term appreciation and stability.
Final Thoughts
The real estate market is always changing, influenced by everything from the economy to politics and even social trends. While rising rates and limited inventory might feel like obstacles, they also open the door to unique opportunities for savvy buyers and investors. By staying informed and understanding the bigger picture, you can make confident decisions—whether you’re searching for your dream home, exploring investment options, or just keeping an eye on the market. Want to know how current trends could impact your plans? Reach out to us today, and let’s discuss your goals!
The Ultimate Guide to Buying Your First Home: Steps and Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel overwhelming if you’re unsure where to start. Even if you think you’re not ready, proper preparation can help you jump on the right opportunity when it comes. As experienced real estate agents, we’ve had the privilege of helping countless first-time buyers navigate this process. This guide will walk you through what to expect and how to prepare for the journey ahead. Let’s dive into the key steps of buying your first home!
Step 1: Assess Your Financial Situation to Determine Your Homebuying Budget
Before you start dreaming about your ideal home, you need to understand your financial situation. Knowing your credit score, monthly budget, and how much you can realistically afford are essential first steps. Take the time to review your financial standing. This means looking at your savings, debts, and any other expenses that may impact your mortgage eligibility.
A great starting point is to connect with a lender. They can help you figure out how much you can borrow and set realistic expectations before you begin your house search. Pre-approval strengthens your offer later and shows sellers that you’re serious about buying.
Step 2: Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage to Speed Up the Process
Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is crucial in today’s competitive market. It shows sellers that you are a legitimate buyer and helps you set a concrete budget for your house hunt. The pre-approval process involves submitting financial documents such as tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, and employment verification.
If you haven’t yet chosen a lender, don’t worry! We work closely with trusted mortgage professionals who specialize in helping first-time buyers. Getting pre-approved also means you’ll know exactly what kind of mortgage you qualify for, giving you confidence as you start your search.
Step 3: Identify Your Needs vs. Wants in a Home
Now comes the fun part—imagining what your new home will look like! But first, you’ll need to distinguish between your “must-haves” and your “nice-to-haves.” For instance, do you need three bedrooms, or could you get by with two? Is a large backyard essential, or could a smaller one work if the house is in the right neighborhood?
Listing your needs and wants helps streamline your search and ensures you don’t get distracted by features that aren’t necessary. This will keep you focused and prevent any future regrets.
Step 4: Start Touring Homes That Fit Your Criteria
House hunting can be one of the most enjoyable parts of the process, but it can also be overwhelming. We can guide you through various neighborhoods and homes that meet your criteria. As exciting as it can be to tour different properties, remember to stay grounded in your budget and priorities.
It’s normal to have to make compromises, but don’t feel pressured into buying a home that doesn’t meet your most important needs. With patience, you’ll find a house that checks off most of the boxes!
Step 5: Make an Offer on Your Dream Home
Found the perfect home? Great! Now it’s time to make an offer. This is where things can get a little nerve-wracking, but don’t worry—we’re here to help you craft a competitive offer based on current market trends and property value.
We’ll negotiate on your behalf, whether it’s the final purchase price, closing costs, or contingencies, to ensure you get the best possible deal. And remember, it’s not just about offering the highest price but also about presenting the most appealing terms to the seller.
Step 6: Conduct a Home Inspection Before You Finalize the Deal
Once your offer is accepted, the next crucial step is the home inspection. A professional home inspector will assess the property to ensure there are no major structural or mechanical issues. The inspection will give you peace of mind and help you avoid any unwanted surprises after closing.
If the inspection uncovers any problems, we’ll help negotiate repairs or price adjustments to address these issues. After this, you’ll be ready to move forward with the closing process.
Step 7: Close the Deal and Get the Keys to Your New Home
The final step is closing, where you’ll finalize your mortgage and sign all the necessary paperwork. Once everything is completed, you’ll receive the keys to your new home.
Congratulations, you’re officially a homeowner!
Final Thoughts: Your Journey to Homeownership
Buying your first home can feel intimidating at times, but with the right preparation and guidance, it’s one of the most rewarding experiences. From setting a budget to closing the deal, each step is essential in making your homeownership dreams come true.
If you’re thinking about taking the plunge or simply want to learn more about the process, feel free to reach out. We’re here to guide you every step of the way, turning your homeownership dreams into reality!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How much should I save for a down payment on my first home?
Typically, first-time homebuyers should aim for a down payment of at least 5% to 20% of the home’s purchase price. However, some loan programs offer lower down payment options.
2. How does getting pre-approved for a mortgage help?
A mortgage pre-approval helps you understand your borrowing power, sets your budget, and strengthens your offer when bidding on a home.
3. What should I prioritize when house hunting?
Focus on your needs first—such as location, size, and budget. Wants like extra space or luxury finishes can come second to make sure you stay within budget.
4. How long does the home-buying process take?
From start to finish, the home-buying process typically takes 30 to 60 days, depending on factors like loan approval and the local housing market.
5. Is a home inspection necessary?
Yes! A home inspection ensures there are no hidden issues with the property that could cause problems later. It’s a crucial step before finalizing any purchase.
The Curtin Team’s “Home Refresh” Project: Uplifting Our Community One Home at a Time
At the Curtin Team, we believe in giving back to the community that supports us. Roswell is a place where people show up for one another. Neighbors extend helping hands, and acts of kindness are part of daily life. Through our non-profit organization, Curtin Team Cares, we focus on making a local impact when it’s needed the most. Our latest initiative, the Home Refresh Project, reflects this mission by offering a home makeover to a deserving teacher or staff member from the Roswell school district.
Choosing Shannon Anderson: A Heartfelt Journey
We received many heartfelt nominations, each sharing the story of someone who tirelessly gives back to the community. Shannon Anderson’s story stood out to us. Her resilience in the face of unimaginable hardship, combined with her dedication to her school and family, made her the perfect choice for this project. In one day, we will transform her home, giving Shannon a space that symbolizes hope and renewal.
Shannon’s Strength and Resilience
Shannon’s colleagues at Mountain Park Elementary describe her as the heart and soul of the school. As the school’s bookkeeper, she does far more than what her job title suggests. From updating the website to planning staff celebrations, Shannon is the go-to person for just about anything. She works behind the scenes to ensure everything runs smoothly. Her positive attitude shines through, even in the face of great personal challenges.
A Story of Loss and Inspiration
Shannon is a single mother of six. Tragically, she lost two of her children—her teenage daughter five years ago and her teenage son earlier this year. Despite this unimaginable grief, Shannon continues to inspire those around her with her optimism and dedication. She believes in doing her best, no matter the task. Mountain Park Elementary is her safe space, and the supportive community there has helped her navigate the most difficult years of her life.
A Fresh Start: The Home Refresh Project
The Home Refresh Project comes at a crucial time for Shannon. Her youngest daughter is preparing for college, and her older sons are serving in the Army or attending university. Shannon is about to enter a new phase of life, and this home makeover will give her the fresh start she needs. More than just a home improvement, it is a step toward healing and a chance to create new memories.
What the Project Includes
The home makeover includes painting, landscaping, handyman services, window washing, cleaning, organizing, and staging. It’s not just about improving her house—it’s about creating a space where Shannon can feel at peace. We aim to complete the project before Thanksgiving so Shannon can enjoy the holidays in a refreshed and uplifting space, surrounded by her family and friends.
How Roswell Shows Its Strength
Roswell is more than just a town; it’s a community rooted in care and compassion. When one of our own faces challenges, we come together to help. The Home Refresh Project reflects the spirit of Roswell, showing Shannon that she is not alone. Her community stands with her, ready to support her as she moves forward.
How You Can Get Involved
The Curtin Team and Curtin Team Cares are committed to completing Shannon’s home transformation, but we need your help. We’re calling on local vendors, businesses, and individuals to contribute either through donations or services. Your support will help ensure that Shannon’s home is ready for the holiday season.
Whether you’re a landscaper, painter, handyman, or simply someone willing to donate time or resources, we would love to partner with you. Every contribution, big or small, brings us closer to making Shannon’s home a place of comfort and joy.
How to Donate or Volunteer
To donate or offer your services, please follow the link: VOLUNTEER OR DONATE HERE, and join us in giving back to a local hero who has given so much to others.
Let’s Make a Difference Together
Our goal is to have Shannon’s home makeover completed before Thanksgiving. Let’s help Shannon turn her home into a place of hope and renewal. Thank you for supporting the Curtin Team and Curtin Team Cares as we work to make a positive impact in Roswell, the community we proudly call home.
