INTRODUCTION
With over 30 years of Real Estate experience, I have a unique and effective approach to property selling. My negotiating skills, specific market knowledge and extensive advertising not only put my listings in great exposure to attract the buyers and in result of it, some of my listings were sold higher than asking price with customer satisfaction.
CREATE GREAT CURB APPEAL
Less is more in creating home appeal. Keep counters free of personal items, pare furnishings down to the bare essentials, pack up those cute knickknacks.
DE-CLUTTER
With over 30 years of Real Estate experience, I have a unique and effective approach to property selling. My negotiating skills, specific market knowledge and extensive advertising not only put my listings in great exposure to attract the buyers and in result of it, some of my listings were sold higher than asking price with customer satisfaction.
MAKE THE HOUSE SHINE
A home in immaculate condition sells more quickly – and for more money. Wash windows inside and out, make sure kitchen and bath features gleam, shampoo or replace carpeting, clean and dust throughout, take care of any pet odours.
DE-PERSONALIZE
You want buyers to imagine themselves living in your home. Pack up those family heirlooms and personal photographs.
MAKE MINOR REPAIRS
Don’t let maintenance shortcomings affect the sale. Patch any holes in the walls. Consider painting them in a neutral colour. Replace cracked floor or counter tiles, fix leaky faucets and doors that don’t close properly, replace burned-out light bulbs.
REMOVE FAVORITE ITEMS
If buyers don’t see something, they won’t want it to be part of the deal. Remove fixtures or window coverings now if you’re going to take them with you.
WATCH YOUR PETS
Dogs and cats are great companions, but when you’re showing your home, pets have a talent for getting underfoot. So do everyone a favour, keep Kitty and Spot outside, or at least out of the way.
THINK SAFETY
Homeowners learn to live with all kinds of self-set booby traps: roller skates on the stairs, extension cords, slippery throw rugs and low handing overhead lights. Make your residence as non perilous as possible for uninitiated visitors.
BE PREPARED
You never know when your agent may need to show your home on a moment’s notice. So make your beds and tidy up each morning, just in case.
DEFER TO EXPERIENCE
When prospects want to talk price, terms or other real estate matters, let them speak to an expert – your Real Estate Sales Associate.