Eddie Brissett, The Brissett Group LLC and First Place Realty Group LLC, Pena Realty Corp.Phone: (617) 816-1426
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Home can be a relaxing place, but sometimes managing the space can be a job all on its own. Utilizing essential hacks for home can make your everyday life easier.
It’s easy to just throw cleaning supplies under a random cabinet. However, when it’s time to use them, it may be hard to find the one you need. Try using a shoe organizer for your cleaning storage system.
You can use this organizer to store laundry supplies, toilet paper rolls, bathroom cleaning products and more. Tasks such as washing dishes or cleaning the mirrors become a little quicker when you can find the correct supplies right away.
This hack is great for those with many bikes to store. PVC bike racks can hold multiple bikes in an organized way, which keeps them from junking up the area. You’ll need t-connectors, a PCV pole, and connectors for insertion. Once the device is connected, bikes can be placed side-by-side in order.
To add some spunk to your bike organization, use spray paint to match the decor of the space.
Enjoy relaxing with a good book? Then you may be fond of putting together a bookshelf storage bench. This crafty multipurpose item combines seating and storage in one furniture piece for easy access to your favorite books. Premade sets can be found at many local home good supply stores.
Do you have an old entertainment center in need of repurposing? Consider transforming your old entertainment center into a work storage space. The shelves built into the piece can provide excellent storage for your office supplies in a uniform and easy to identify way.
Whether you’re placing an organizer in your cabinet door or installing a cool DIY bike rack, home hacks can save time on your everyday tasks.
Eddie Brissett is a native of Newburyport, Massachusetts where he attended Newburyport High School. He graduated from Fitchburg State College (FSC) with both a B.S. in Business Administration and an MBA in the late 1990s. He also played basketball at FSC.
In 2004, his real estate dream began when he purchased his first property- a condo. Working primarily in financial services for nearly 15 years, he transitioned into real estate full-time in 2013. He was the Condo Board Chairman (2005-2018) of the Rich Street Condo Association. He credits his parents and mainly his mom as among the biggest influences in his life. As a licensed real estate agent in several states, he serves buyers, sellers, renters, and landlords throughout the commonwealth of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Florida.
"From an early age, I learned the value of hard work and standing by your word from my parents. These traits along with teamwork were reinforced from some tough sports coaches that I played for."
He enjoys spending his free time with family, friends, hiking, watching Boston sports teams, and is an accomplished billiards player.
