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Griggy Property Group | KW Chervenic Realty serving Boardman, Canfield, Poland, Austintown, Salem & surrounding areas.

Expert guidance for buyers, sellers & investors with a low-pressure, results-driven approach. The Griggy Property Group was started in September of 2021 with the goal of providing the community of Youngstown and Northeast Ohio with a professional and progressive real estate company dedicated to providing the most informed and professional service in the area. By using the most up to date technology available, we can provide our clients with access to services such as current market value, market patterns, as well as resources available only to real estate professionals.

11/08/2026

Firm is not rude. Calm is not weak.

The fastest way to make a difficult real estate problem harder is to turn it into a personal fight.

When a transaction hits friction, a strong agent should:

• Separate facts from assumptions.
• Return to the contract, inspection and written evidence.
• Ask direct questions instead of trading accusations.
• Give the client clear options and tradeoffs.
• Document the next step and who owns it.
• Protect the client without performing the conflict for an audience.

Kindness does not mean avoiding hard conversations. It means having them without letting ego hijack the outcome.

Solve the problem. Protect the client. Keep the transaction moving when there is a reasonable path forward.

Photo: Yan Krukau via Pexels. Models shown are illustrative.

11/08/2026

Silence is not a listing strategy.

A useful seller update should answer four questions:

1. What happened since the last update?
Showings, inquiries, online activity and any meaningful buyer response.

2. What feedback keeps repeating?
One comment can be personal taste. A pattern deserves attention.

3. What changed around the property?
New competition, pending sales, recent closings or a shift in buyer activity.

4. What happens next?
The marketing action, showing adjustment, follow-up or decision—and the date everyone will review it again.

A pile of screenshots is not an update. Sellers need context: what the information means, what we still do not know and what decision may be coming.

If your home is currently listed, could you answer all four questions today?

Photo: Anastasia Shuraeva via Pexels. Models shown are illustrative.

11/06/2026

The most contested two inches in a Northeast Ohio house might be the space around the thermostat.

One person wants 72.
One says, “Put on a hoodie.”
Someone quietly bumps it up two degrees and pretends nothing happened.

Before blaming the furnace—or each other—do three quick checks:

• Look at the filter and replace it if it is dirty.
• Make sure supply vents and return grilles are not blocked.
• Confirm the thermostat schedule still matches when people are actually home.

ENERGY STAR recommends checking the filter monthly during heavy-use seasons and changing it at least every three months. Follow your system and filter manufacturer’s instructions when they call for something different.

Now settle the real debate. Where does your thermostat stay?

A) 67 or below
B) 68–69
C) 70–71
D) 72+
E) “Do not touch it”

Photo: Erik Mclean via Unsplash.

11/05/2026

If closing wire instructions change by email, stop.

Do not click the link. Do not reply to the message. Do not “just update” the account number because the email looks real or says it is urgent.

Instead:

• Call the title or settlement professional using a number you saved earlier—not the number in the email.
• Confirm the recipient name, bank and account information directly.
• Treat any last-minute change as unverified until that trusted person confirms it.
• If money has already been sent to the wrong account, call your bank or wire-transfer company immediately and report it at IC3.gov.

Scammers can copy names, logos, signatures and real transaction details. A polished email is not proof.

Save this—and send it to anyone who is getting close to closing.

Official CFPB guidance: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/owning-a-home/beware-mortgage-closing-scams/

Photo: Atlantic Ambience via Pexels.

11/05/2026

✨ Price reduced at 209 Wildwood DR, Boardman! This move-in-ready home pairs classic 1939 character with practical everyday space. 🏡

Enjoy 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and 1,724 sq ft. The large living room has a gas fireplace and flows into the dining room and kitchen, while the upstairs balcony features newly updated railing. 🔥🌿

Now offered at $229,900. Ready to take a closer look? Schedule your showing with Ray Griggy at 330-518-6311. 📍

https://griggypropertygroup.com/d8r63v4j

11/05/2026

🎉 Under contract in Austintown!

4970 New RD, Austintown is a 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch with 1,675 sq. ft., two separate living areas, and a generously sized eat-in kitchen with room for meals and conversation. 🏡

Offered at $199,000, this home’s flexible layout made it a standout. Thinking about buying or selling? Let’s talk: 330-518-6311. ✨

https://griggypropertygroup.com/d8r63vnx

11/04/2026

Youngstown has a free afternoon hiding in plain sight.

The Butler Institute of American Art at 524 Wick Avenue offers free admission, plus free visitor parking in the adjacent lot on a first-come basis.

Current hours:
• Tuesday–Saturday: 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
• Sunday: noon–4 p.m.
• Closed Mondays and major holidays

You do not have to “know art” to enjoy the visit. Try this: everyone chooses one work they would hang at home and one they would love to ask the artist about. That usually starts a better conversation than trying to understand everything.

What is your favorite Northeast Ohio museum—or the first piece you would look for at the Butler?

Plan your visit: https://butlerart.com/plan-your-visit/

Photo: Lorinda Dixon via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Butler_Institute_of_American_Art_07.jpg

11/03/2026

Spring listings are prepared in November—not photographed in March.

That does not mean packing the whole house today or painting every wall. It means giving yourself enough runway to make smart decisions without rushing.

If selling next spring is even a possibility:

• Walk through the house with your agent early.
• Identify repairs that could affect financing, insurance or buyer confidence.
• Decide what is worth fixing—and what is not.
• Get estimates for the bigger items before contractors get booked.
• Gather permits, warranties and improvement records.
• Declutter one room or category at a time.
• Handle exterior work while Northeast Ohio weather still gives you a chance.
• Set target dates for preparation, photography and listing.

The goal is not to spend money everywhere. It is to know the plan before every decision feels urgent.

Thinking about a spring move? Message “SPRING” and we’ll build a practical preparation timeline.

11/03/2026

The least exciting homeowner project might be the one that saves you the most time later: build one home file.

It does not need a fancy app or a color-coded binder. Start with one physical folder and one secure digital backup containing:

• Purchase and closing documents
• Insurance policy and agent contact
• Room-by-room photos or video of your belongings
• Appliance manuals, warranties and serial numbers
• Repair receipts and contractor information
• Permits and inspection records
• Improvement receipts and before-and-after photos
• Paint colors, flooring names and material details

Update it whenever you finish a project or buy something important.

Future-you will not remember which furnace model was installed, who repaired the roof or where the warranty went. Give future-you a break.

Save this checklist and start with the documents you already have.

11/03/2026

🏡 New listing with room to make it your own! 1358 Northfield DR, Mineral Ridge offers a chance to bring your vision, add personal touches, and build equity.

This 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home has 1,620 square feet and was built in 1977. Located in an established neighborhood, it is ready for its next chapter. ✨🔑

Offered at $189,900. Schedule a showing to see the potential in person.

https://griggypropertygroup.com/d8r61rur

Address

3810 Starr Centre Drive
Canfield, OH
44406

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+13305186311

Website

http://griggypropertygroup.com/

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