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Each home showcases impeccable design and modern finishes, providing an elevated living experience. From spacious floor plans to high-end appliances, these residences offer everything you need for contemporary living. Enjoy the stylish bathrooms, well-appointed kitchens, and inviting living areas. Additionally, these homes boast attractive outdoor spaces, perfect for relaxation or entertaining guests. Both homes are located in the village of Whitefish Bay where you'll have access to top-rated schools, beautiful parks, and a vibrant community. 4515 N. Lake Drive. 3 bedrooms, den, 3 full and 2 half baths $6,000/month Click the Picture or link for more details and pictures 4947 N. Woodruff Ave. - 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, partially finished lower level $2,000/month Click the picture or link for more details and pictures.

Stunningly Renovated Cape Cod in Whitefish Bay. Eat-in kitchen with updated countertops, cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. Renovated bathroom with new vanity & fixtures. Ceramic tile. Open-concept feel living room with charming built-in bookshelves and gorgeous hardwood floors. Charming built-ins in the living room. Bedrooms feature hardwood flooring and closet lights. Partially finished lower level with rec-room and den. Washer/dryer included. Backyard oasis with mature trees, deck, and privacy fence. Conveniently located on a walkable, tree-lined street near Whitefish Bay High & Middle School. One-car garage with additional driveway parking. Room dimensions - Room sizes are approximate and not verified by broker: Primary bedroom: 13 x 11 2nd bedroom: 13 x 9 Kitchen: 13 x 10 Living Room: 17 x 12 Rec Room: 18 x 12 Details: 4947 N. Woodruff Ave. Whitefish Bay, WI 53217 Available: June 15, 2023 Rent: $2,000/month Can be rented fully furnished and fully supplied for $2,500/month Sorry, no pets allowed.

Discover a truly exceptional residence in Whitefish Bay that seamlessly blends mid-century charm with modern luxury. This remarkable home is sure to captivate even the most discerning occupant with its impeccable high-end finishes and thoughtfully designed layout. Step inside and be greeted by a stunning first-floor primary suite, boasting a spa-like bathroom and a spacious walk-in closet. The sleek kitchen, complete with a sizable island and a sunny eating area, is a dream come true for any aspiring chef and seamlessly connects to a fabulous family room featuring a convenient wet bar. Sunlight fills the lovely living room, accentuated by numerous windows and a cozy gas fireplace. The first floor also offers a second ensuite bedroom, perfect for guests or multi-generational living, along with a sunny office space and a laundry/mudroom with ample storage. On the second floor, you'll find a private bedroom suite offering a tranquil retreat for family members or guests. Entertainment options abound in the finished lower level, which features a half bath and is ideal for movie nights or gatherings with loved ones. The beautifully landscaped yard is complete with a fenced area, firepit, and a convenient 2-car attached garage, adding the finishing touches to this fantastic home. This residence presents a special opportunity for those who appreciate intelligent design, creative use of space, and top-quality finishes. It serves as a perfect alternative to condo living or a desirable option for first-floor living. The reimagined kitchen provides an excellent workspace and showcases high-end appliances and a sunny breakfast nook. The open family room with a bar is ideal for social gatherings, while the expansive master suite includes a large walk-in closet and a spa-like master bathroom featuring dual vanities and a zero-threshold shower. Additional highlights include a Private first-floor office Convenient first-floor laundry Partially finished lower level with a recreational room and a second powder room, offering extra space for play and relaxation. Whitefish Bay families benefit from the excellent Whitefish Bay School District, one of the highest-ranked districts in Wisconsin, which includes the top-rated Richards Elementary, Cumberland Elementary, Whitefish Bay Middle School, & Whitefish Bay High School. For more information on Whitefish Bay, click here. This Whitefish Bay home is an extraordinary gem that seamlessly blends style, functionality, and superior craftsmanship, making it an unparalleled choice for refined living. Available for rent: August 1, 2023 Monthly rent: $6,000/month Estimated total Sq./Ft. = 3,735 Above Grade: 3,400 Below Grade: 335 Sorry, unfortunately, no pets are allowed.

2346 N 66th St. Wauwatosa, WI 53213 Showings begin Friday, June 2nd. Price: $325,000 3 bedrooms 1 full bath 2022 Taxes: $4,393.06 Delightful bungalow just steps away from some of Tosa's best restaurants, coffee, and donuts! Experience the perfect blend of timeless charm with original woodwork, built-in cabinets, and a tastefully remodeled kitchen and bath. This home offers both character and convenience with its low-maintenance exterior, leaded glass paneled doors, and recent upgrades including a new roof and A/C in 2016. Additionally, relish the enhanced contemporary appeal of stainless steel appliances that were installed in 2019, elevating this move-in-ready gem into a valuable treasure where all appliances are included. You'll appreciate the strong sense of community in this desirable Wauwatosa neighborhood with block parties, restaurants, and nightlife in a great home with a fenced yard and easy upkeep. East Tosa, short for East Wauwatosa, is a vibrant and sought-after neighborhood located in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. This charming area offers a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. With tree-lined streets, well-maintained homes, and a strong sense of community, East Tosa provides a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. The neighborhood is known for its proximity to a variety of amenities, including a wide selection of restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques. Residents can enjoy leisurely walks to local parks, explore the nearby vibrant nightlife, or partake in community events such as block parties. With its attractive blend of character, convenience, and community spirit, East Tosa is a delightful place to call home. For more information on Wauwatosa, visit our blog: Discover Wauwatosa, Wisconsin: Where small-town charm meets big-city amenities, creating the perfect blend of delightful experiences and endless possibilities!

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Avenues West and Marquette: Home to Marquette University, this is a college area with plenty of history and a varied population. Bay View: Bay View is a hip, walkable neighborhood with community festivals, coffee shops, and abundant beer gardens and bars. Brewers Hill: This riverfront neighborhood is best known for its plentiful craft breweries, but it’s also home to many offices and businesses, making it popular for residents who want to live close to work in a quiet area of town. Bronzeville: Bronzeville is a historically Black neighborhood with a long history based on jazz music and visual arts. Clarke Square: Clarke Square is a South Side neighborhood that offers international cuisine, community events, and a great location for those who like to escape the city on the weekends to engage in an active lifestyle. East Side: The East Side homepage says it all: “Fashionable, Quirky Historic, Innovative, and Young at Heart.” The trendy neighborhood is home to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Residents include a diverse mix of young professionals and lifelong residents. The abundance of amazing gourmet restaurants, fun bars, and hopping nightclubs make it a popular destination. East Town: Set against stunning riverfront views, East Town is a dichotomy, with cultural attractions and museums contrasting with outdoor green space and plenty of fun ways for residents to get active. Home to some of Milwaukee’s most popular attractions, Jazz in the Park, Bastille Days, and one of the city's coolest farmers markets Cathedral Square Market. Harbor District: Harbor District is an up-and-coming neighborhood that has attracted a number of new restaurants and independent stores, and is quickly making a name for itself as the best of urban living. Don’t miss the Butterfly Walk and Harbor Fest. Historic Third Ward: Most of the year, the neighborhood is quiet with art galleries and shopping during the day, but in the summer, it’s home to one of the world’s largest music festivals, Summerfest, which features over 1,000 performances from the world’s hottest artists. Menomonee River Valley: Once the industrial heart of Milwaukee, the Menomonee River Valley is now regenerated into an eco-friendly professional neighborhood. Great food and drinks are readily available with Palermo's Pizza & City Lights Brewing calling the Menomonee River Valley home. With 60 acres of parks, 7 miles of trails, and 3 miles of river frontage, it’s perfect for people seeking green space and quiet. Riverwest: Riverwest is best known for its tight-knit community. The area focuses on people, not trends, making it eclectic and welcoming to newcomers. Walker’s Point: Walker’s Point is a neighborhood full of antique shops, organic and locally sourced foods, amazing restaurants, and art galleries displaying gorgeous pieces. Westown: The Westown neighborhood is urban and fun with restaurants, bars, shops, and plenty of recreational activities to keep residents entertained and excited. Hire a professional realtor

Milwaukee is a thriving, exciting city—these tips will help you settle into your new home Milwaukee is well-known for its sports, cultural pursuits, and of course, the breweries. The city is home to a number of Fortune 500 businesses and a booming economy, making it a popular place for people to relocate to. When you’ve decided you're relocating to Milwaukee, these tips can ensure your move goes as smoothly as possible. Relocating to Milwaukee & finding you the perfect neighborhood Milwaukee has 13 neighborhoods in the city, each with its own vibe and lifestyle. Before you relocate to Milwaukee or even begin looking for a home, take a moment to learn about the neighborhoods and decide which ones might be best for you. Take into account your commute to work, the school systems, and other key factors, but it’s relatively easy to get around the city, so it may be worth moving a tiny bit farther to get into a neighborhood you’ll love. A quick overview of the neighborhoods Avenues West and Marquette: Home to Marquette University, this is a college area with plenty of history and a varied population. Bay View: Bay View is a hip, walkable neighborhood with community festivals, coffee shops, and abundant beer gardens and bars. Brewers Hill: This riverfront neighborhood is best known for its plentiful craft breweries, but it’s also home to many offices and businesses, making it popular for residents who want to live close to work in a quiet area of town. Bronzeville: Bronzeville is a historically Black neighborhood with a long history based on jazz music and visual arts. Clarke Square: Clarke Square is a South Side neighborhood that offers international cuisine, community events, and a great location for those who like to escape the city on the weekends to engage in an active lifestyle. East Side: The East Side homepage says it all: “Fashionable, Quirky Historic, Innovative, and Young at Heart.” The trendy neighborhood is home to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Residents include a diverse mix of young professionals and lifelong residents. The abundance of excellent gourmet restaurants, fun bars, and hopping nightclubs make it a popular destination. East Town: Set against stunning riverfront views, East Town is a dichotomy, with cultural attractions and museums contrasting with outdoor green space and plenty of fun ways for residents to get active. Home to some of Milwaukee’s most popular attractions, Jazz in the Park, Bastille Days, and one of the city's coolest farmers markets Cathedral Square Market. Harbor District: Harbor District is an up-and-coming neighborhood that has attracted a number of new restaurants and independent stores, and is quickly making a name for itself as the best of urban living. Don’t miss the Butterfly Walk and Harbor Fest. Historic Third Ward: Most of the year, the neighborhood is quiet with art galleries and shopping during the day, but in the summer, it’s home to one of the world’s largest music festivals, Summerfest, which features over 1,000 performances from the world’s hottest artists. Menomonee River Valley: Once the industrial heart of Milwaukee, the Menomonee River Valley is now regenerated into an eco-friendly professional neighborhood. Great food and drinks are readily available with Palermo's Pizza & City Lights Brewing calling the Menomonee River Valley home. With 60 acres of parks, 7 miles of trails, and 3 miles of river frontage, it’s perfect for people seeking green space and quiet. Riverwest: Riverwest is best known for its tight-knit community. The area focuses on people, not trends, making it eclectic and welcoming to newcomers. Walker’s Point: Walker’s Point is a neighborhood full of antique shops, organic and locally sourced foods, amazing restaurants, and art galleries displaying gorgeous pieces. Westown: The Westown neighborhood is urban and fun with restaurants, bars, shops, and plenty of recreational activities to keep residents entertained and excited. Hire a professional Realtor® Hire a real estate agent to help you find your dream home. Once you know what you’re looking for, an experienced agent such as Chris Muellenbach can help you sort through the seemingly endless listings of metro-Milwaukee homes and condos for sale and find the ones that actually fit your needs. Chris has a passion for helping you find a home that best fits your needs and lifestyle. He will assist you in navigating the home-buying process, support you with handy people, vendors, and resources, and handle the closing paperwork. Pack well When you’re preparing to relocate, you want the move to go as smoothly as possible. Pack up your things carefully—not just physically with bubble wrap, but organize everything. Color code and label boxes for the different rooms where they need to end up and use a spreadsheet or a list to note down what is in each box. On the other end, it will be much easier to find things when you’re only half unpacked and need your pans to make dinner. Another thing to do is to pack everything you’ll need for the first few days in one box. This can include bedsheets, a pan to cook with, and a couple of days of clothes. This allows you to unpack at a more leisurely pace and take opportunities to settle in and meet the neighbors rather than feeling obligated to unpack quickly. Hook everything up early Before you arrive in your new home, set up your utilities and any other services you will need. While it may seem counterintuitive to set those up before you’ll even be there to use them, you don’t want to arrive and not have electricity or not be able to have your internet hooked up for a week. Handling these matters just a few weeks in advance will make the relocation smoother. Hire movers It’s tempting to try and save money by just moving things yourself but it’s not worth the trouble. Hiring a professional moving company will take a significant amount of stress off of your shoulders. You don’t want to be responsible for carrying your washing machine up to the second-floor laundry room, and you’ll be grateful for the insurance if something gets broken during the transfer. Don’t miss out on Milwaukee's fun When you move to a new area, it’s easy to think of how you can visit local attractions anytime, so you often end up putting them off. Milwaukee is full of history, culture, and more, enough that you can never see it all. Make sure you spend your free time enjoying the city. Visit the Milwaukee County Zoo, Mitchell Park Domes, walk along the lakefront, visit the Milwaukee Art Museum, or view the exhibits at in the city’s numerous art galleries. The city is always changing so you’ll never have the opportunity to get bored or run out of things to do. Hire Chris Muellenbach as your Milwaukee Realtor®. His extensive knowledge of the Milwaukee area will prove invaluable as you search for your new home, whether you’re interested in a Whitefish Bay home or a Third Ward condo. From the initial search to telling you the best restaurant to dine at after a long moving day, he will introduce you to the best of Milwaukee.

Celebrate Mother's Day in style with our curated collection of experiences and treats. From complimentary admissions at popular attractions to captivating shows, creative workshops, and luxurious getaways, we have handpicked a range of options to help you make this Mother's Day truly memorable. Whether you're seeking exciting adventures, artistic pursuits, or simply indulgent relaxation, our list has something special for every mom. Explore the possibilities and show your appreciation in a unique and heartfelt way this Mother's Day. Celebrate Mother's Day with complimentary admission for mothers at popular local attractions including Milwaukee County Zoo, Milwaukee Public Museum, Harley-Davidson Museum, and Old World Wisconsin. For more information, click the organization to go to their respective websites. Treat Mom to a special movie experience at Marcus Theatres or Avalon Theater on Mother's Day. Marcus Theatres offers a delightful brunch-and-movie package featuring "The Wizard of Oz," while Avalon Theater presents "Mamma Mia!" Tickets are available on their websites. Immerse yourself in the epic "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" accompanied by the captivating live music of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at the Bradley Symphony Center. Screenings are available on May 12, 13, and 14. Tickets can be purchased at mso.org. Discover hidden treasures at the Rummage-O-Rama at Waukesha Expo Center. Explore a variety of vendors on May 13 and 14, with free admission for mothers on May 14. Visit wirummageorama.com for more details. Join the Spring Fest at Lincoln Park on May 13 for a day filled with community resources, park scavenger hunts, and even a Milwaukee River paddle experience. Additional information can be found on the Spring Fest at Lincoln Park Facebook event page. Experience the lively Golden Girls Mother's Day Show at Hamburger Mary's Milwaukee on May 14. Tickets start at $45.00 for an entertaining and laughter-filled celebration. Unleash your creativity at the Mother's Day Paint & Sip event at 5706 N Centerpark Way in Glendale, WI. Choose between two sessions (11:00 AM or 4:00 PM), each offering pre-sketched canvases, painting materials, a drink, and a chocolate rose. Prices start at $70.00. Learn the art of cupcake decoration at the Mother's Day Cupcake Class hosted at The She Shed in Hartford, WI. Join the session today at 5:00 PM for a fun and interactive experience. Tickets start at $60.00. Delight in a charming Mother-Daughter Tea Party at RCC Studio in Menomonee Falls, WI, on May 28. Dress up in your finest attire, sip tea, play games, and create lasting memories with other mothers and daughters. Tickets start at $35.00. Enjoy Brunch at The Pfister Hotel located at 424 E Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202. Experience the elegance and impeccable service of this iconic hotel. Contact (414) 273-8222 for reservations.

In many situations, it is not uncommon for only one party to be listed as the owner of a house, whether they purchased it before marriage or deeded it during a refinance. This can create significant challenges in a divorce case. While the non-titled spouse may have a stake in the property's equity, they are not considered a legal owner and therefore not involved in the listing or purchase agreements. Legally, one cannot sell something they do not own. Real estate contracts, by their nature, establish contractual relationships solely with the titled owner(s). Realtors are bound by these contracts and have obligations only to the titled owner(s). Similarly, title companies recognize and owe duties to the person listed on the title. All entities involved in a real estate transaction operate on the basis of titled owners. What this means practically for a non-titled spouse in a divorce case: Non-titled spouse in a divorce case has no authority over crucial aspects of the listing and sale process. They cannot influence the list price, price reductions, choice of a brokerage, listing duration, commission, marketing strategies, open houses, lockbox, or even the sign in the front yard. They also have no say in offers, counteroffers, repairs, escrow duration, buyer's closing costs, or the choice of the buyer. Realtors are not obligated to take instructions from the non-titled spouse or communicate transaction details to them or their attorney. Essentially, their role in the listing and sale transaction is akin to that of a tenant. One of the most challenging dilemmas for the non-titled party is their lack of control over the distribution of proceeds from the sale. It's important to note that a lis pendens, which is a notice of pending litigation, does not restore authority to the non-titled spouse. It simply serves as a red flag to the closing officer that it must be released. By the time a lis pendens is addressed, the contractual terms related to the real estate transaction have typically been agreed upon. These are just a few of the issues that arise when only one party is listed on the title. If you represent a party in such a situation and the house is to be sold, it may be advisable to appoint a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert (CDRE™) and include provisions in the agreement stating that the CDRE will communicate equally with both parties. In the event of a disagreement, the CDRE should notify counsel before executing any documents. If you have a situation or case involving real property concerns or need assistance with listing a property, please don't hesitate to contact me. You can reach me at the provided number or send an email, and I'll be more than happy to assist you.

As Milwaukee's unofficial holiday, April 14th, or 414 day, celebrates all things Milwaukee. In honor of this special day, we're highlighting the top 10 most popular attractions in Milwaukee that make this city so special. Milwaukee Art Museum - With its iconic winged shape and a stunning lakeside location, the Milwaukee Art Museum is a must-see attraction for art lovers and architecture enthusiasts alike. Harley-Davidson Museum - Milwaukee is the birthplace of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and this museum celebrates the brand's rich history and cultural impact on the city. American Family Field - Home to the Milwaukee Brewers, American Family Field is a beloved destination for sports fans, offering great views, delicious food, and plenty of entertainment. Summerfest - Known as the "World's Largest Music Festival," Summerfest is a 10-day celebration of music, food, and fun that draws visitors from around the world. Milwaukee Public Market - This bustling indoor market features dozens of local vendors selling fresh produce, artisanal goods, and delicious prepared foods. Milwaukee County Zoo - Home to over 2,000 animals from around the world, the Milwaukee County Zoo is a fun and educational destination for families and animal lovers. Pabst Mansion - This historic mansion offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Pabst family, one of Milwaukee's most prominent beer barons. Milwaukee Riverwalk - Stroll along the scenic Milwaukee Riverwalk and enjoy stunning views of the city skyline, public art installations, and plenty of dining and entertainment options. Mitchell Park Conservatory - Known locally as the "Domes," this botanical garden features three large glass domes filled with exotic plants from around the world. The Bronze Fonz - This life-sized bronze statue of the character Fonzie from the TV show "Happy Days" has become a beloved landmark in downtown Milwaukee. These are just a few of the many amazing attractions that make Milwaukee such a special place to live and visit. So, whether you're a longtime resident or a first-time visitor, be sure to celebrate 414 day by exploring all that this great city has to offer!

Over Memorial Day weekend, a long-time client contacted me, requesting information about a home under construction in Milwaukee's North Shore. With my expert hide and seek skills, honed by my five-year-old twins, I felt up to the challenge. I conducted some research and found the owner's name, address, and phone number. Like any dedicated real estate agent, I began calling and sending letters to the owner, but as expected, received no response. After 17 years in real estate, I've made many friends and connections throughout Milwaukee. There might be six degrees of separation in the rest of the country, but in Milwaukee, it's closer to two degrees. Usually, I can find someone who knows the person I'm looking for, but in this case, none of my connections knew the family. I even showed photos of the property to veteran Realtors without any luck. Then, on July 6th, a friend invited me to lunch. While discussing our careers, I mentioned the specific property I was seeking for my client. My friend's eyes widened, and they revealed they had a client constructing their dream home in that very area. After a month and a half, I finally had a connection to the person building the house. The next step was to contact the owner and see if they would consider selling the stunning property they were creating for themselves to my client. In the end, we closed the deal shortly after Labor Day.

While it may be an inconvenience, this is a common scenario that can usually be handled with a little creativity and compromise. Here are some options to consider: 1. Flex Your Muscles as a Seller In some cases, a buyer may agree to a rent-back clause that allows the seller to continue living in the home after closing for a set period and negotiated fee. We can discuss the benefits and risks involved and whether it’s a good option for you. 2. Open Your Mind to Short-term Housing Options If you’re lucky enough to have family or friends who offer to take you in, that may be ideal. If not, check out furnished apartments, vacation rentals, and month-to-month leases. If space is an issue, consider putting some of your furniture and possessions in storage. 3. Embrace the Idea of Selling Now and Buying Later With cash on hand from the sale of your current home, you’ll be in a better position to budget for and buy your next home. And by focusing on one step at a time, you can alleviate some of the pressure and uncertainty involved. “What if I get stuck with two mortgages at the same time?” If you can’t afford to carry both mortgages, then selling before you buy may be best. (See Tip #3.) But if you have flexibility in your budget for some overlap, it is possible to manage a home sale and purchase simultaneously. If you can afford a Bridge loan I have Bridge Loan Services that provide access to competitive rates and dedicated support from well-established industry leaders, with the exclusive option to get up to six months of your bridge loan payments fronted when you sell your home. If you're interested, more information can be found at Bridge Loan Services. Here are some steps to help streamline the process: 4. As You Get Ready to Sell, Simplify You can condense your sales timeline if you only focus on the renovations and tasks that matter most. We can advise you on the repairs and upgrades that are worth your time and investment. 5. Prep Your Paperwork If you’ll need a mortgage for your next home purchase, get pre-approved in advance. And start pulling together relevant records for your current home, such as appliance warranties and renovation permits. That way, you’ll be ready to provide quick answers to buyers' questions should they arise. 6. Ask About Other Contingencies That Can Be Included in Your Contracts For example, it’s possible to add a clause to your purchase offer that lets you cancel the contract if you haven't sold your previous home. This tactic could backfire, though, if you're competing with other buyers. Given current market dynamics, we can discuss the pros and cons of contingencies and what’s realistic. 7. Relax and Accept That Compromise Is Inevitable Rather than worry about getting every detail right with your housing search and home sale, trust that things will work out eventually––even if it doesn't look like your Plan A or even your Plan B or Plan C. Luckily, if you've got a good team of professionals, you can relax knowing that others have your back and are monitoring the details behind the scenes. 8. Don't Worry Too Much if Your Path Is Straying From the Convention Remember that rules-of-thumb and home-buying trends are just that: they are estimates, not facts. So if your home search or sale isn't going exactly like your neighbor’s, it doesn't mean that you are doomed to fail. 9. Enlist Help Early This leads us to our final tip: If possible, call us early in the process. We'll not only provide you with key guidance on what you should do to prep your current property for sale, but we'll also help you narrow down the parameters for your next one. That way, you'll be prepared to act quickly and confidently when it comes time to list your home and make an offer on a new one. Call Today For Tailored Advice That Works For You Buying and selling a home at the same time is challenging. But it doesn't have to be a nightmare, and it can even be fun. Contact us for a free consultation so that we can help you review your options and decide the best way forward. Chris Muellenbach Is a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert, Certified Probate Expert, and Broker Associate with Compass Real Estate. During his 20+ year career, Chris has assisted his clients in hundreds of real estate transactions including professional athletes, celebrities, and even an American Idol winner. Those transactions are fun to mention, but the most gratifying part of the job is helping everyday people sell one of their most valuable assets, they're home.