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There is no one-size-fits-all method for selling real property. Planning, presentation, communication, problem solving and experience are key skills needed to ensure that you are meeting your specific real estate goals. Every property and client is different, and we price ourselves in being flexible, understanding and knowledgeable throughout the process. Highlighting the specific qualities that will most appeal to a potential Buyer is a crucial step in the process. We utilize the following tools to best present your property.

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DRONE PHOTOS AND VIDEO

More complex properties, difficult angles, and beautiful views demand the right approach. We provide drone videos and/or photography on acreage listings to highlight their best selling features.

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PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

The quality of presentation from professional photography is crucial. Natural light, picture windows, room size and special features are illuminated by the skills and technology of a professional photographer. We use professional photographs whenever allows.

THE SELLING PROCESS

MATTERPORT

We use cutting edge technologies to get your home the most visibility. Our Matterport 3D imaging allows potential buyers to tour your home without ever stepping foot inside. Take a tour - click PLAY.

PREPPING FOR SALE

Selling property is complex and typically starts several months ahead of it going on the market. Here is what you should do to prep well:

  • Look at the property through the eyes of a buyer

  • Make the changes recommended, even though they may be hard

  • The home is now a product for the market place, not the place you raised your children. Make sure you allow yourself the time to accept that.

  • Only list when the property is truly ready, not when you want to time it for the market.

PRICING

Everyone want the best price for their property. We want to make that happen. Property sales is part science, part marketing, part negotiation, and part art. These tips are some of what you may have to consider during the initial pricing strategy:

  • Value relates to local sales price. Same home elsewhere has a different value.

  • Prices are all about supply and demand.

  • Sales prices are NOT based on what the owners “need.”

  • Sales prices are NOT the whole deal. Other negotiated terms add to value for both buyer and seller.

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MARKETING

Each home is unique, the market place is always in flux, interest rates constantly change, and new buyers search for homes each day. With such fluidity, it requires a Licensee to craft marketing plans specifically for individual homes and market conditions. Your Real Estate Professional will help with these items:

  • Prepping the home to sell at the best possible price.

  • Pricing the home at the best possible price so it will garner the most activity.

  • Marketing the home through online and offline methods.

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STAGING:

Want your property to stand out from the crowd and be the first home Buyers want to look at? Staging can be critical to not only getting people through the door, but also receiving top dollar!

Declutter: This includes everything from bedrooms to countertops: you want to give the perspective buyer a chance to envision their belongings in the home, without any distractions or mess.

Remove Unnecessary Furniture: Sometimes it is best to keep things minimal, especially when it comes to furnishings. Too much can leave rooms feeling crowded and closed off.

Think Neutral: Some buyers struggle with vision. A bad wall color can be enough to deter a perspective buyer. Consider painting over loud, bright colors with something softer and more neutral. Whites and greys are always great options.

INSPECTIONS:

As with most things in life, its best to be prepared, and listing your home is no different.

Home Inspection: Consider doing a home inspection before you have a perspective buyer. Although it costs money out of your pocket it can save you in the long run, giving you the opportunity to put your best foot forward and address simple repairs.

Septic Inspection: The seller is responsible for obtaining a septic inspection within 12 months of the transaction. Getting the septic inspected and serviced early on can help ensure everything is in tip-top shape!

Well Test: The buyer is responsible for taking a water sample if your home is on a well. Testing the water before you go on the market can give you an indication if water treatment may be necessary.

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