Are you fretting over the condition of your home as you get ready to put it on the market? Smooth out those concerns by playing it cool and give yourself the following advice:
As we enter our busy season, it will be important for us to use every advantage possible to ensure a quick and smooth transaction for our clients. One way for that to happen is to properly stage your listing. We talked with one of our preferred vendors, Stephanie Parker with ...
When you are staging your home it’s very important for your home to appeal to the largest number of potential home buyers. A big part of doing that means to hide any and all signs of house pets. Some prospective buyers will immediately turn around and walk right out of ...
A lot of people in our market today would love to sell their home, but hesitate due to low inventory. The idea of buying a new home while listing another at the same time can be an intimidating prospect, but I’ve got some good news to share with you.
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View MoreWe had a chance to sit down and chat with Bryan Parker of Bryan Parker Photography. Bryan has been in the professional photography business for many years and is a wealth of knowledge in the industry!
Prosper Properties: Thank you Bryan for taking the time to explain why using ...
View MoreNo matter how fast the real estate market is moving, there’s nothing more daunting than having a neighbor list their home for sale alongside yours. In the spirit of neighborly competition, we’re sharing ways you can highlight your home to garner the attention it deserves from potential homebuyers:
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When getting your home ready to sell, it is important to add sought-after, updated features. Buyers love turn-key homes! But, of course, you don’t want to renovate your entire home — where should you start? Here are my top recommendations on renovations to get your home ready to sell.
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First impressions really do matter! When selling your home, it is important to consider how your home will be perceived when a buyer looks at the pictures online, or pulls up to tour your property. Sometimes, sellers don’t consider the outside appearance of their home when preparing to sell; instead ...
Our clients often ask if a home warranty is necessary. A home warranty runs between $300 and $500, depending on level of service. The seller customarily covers the expense. Does a home warranty improve a home’s marketability? Is it a wise investment? Let’s take a look:
Selling your first home is exciting and nerve-wracking all at the same time. Buyers have more tools in their tool belts to quickly and easily compare your home to other homes on the market. How can you make your home stand out from the rest? Let’s take a look at ...
