Achieving Your Goals
Mutual connection helps us to fully understand your needs, concerns, and expectations. By understanding your needs, we can better prioritize our efforts to accomplish your real estate goals.
Mutual connection helps us to fully understand your needs, concerns, and expectations. By understanding your needs, we can better prioritize our efforts to accomplish your real estate goals.
The real estate industry is unique in its design and how "independent Contractors" represent themselves and the services they offer. By understanding the differences, we can steer you clear of obstacles & pitfalls.
It's important to remember that we have a common goal... to obtain the highest selling price of your home with the most favorable terms. It is important that we work together to determine the best and most realistic selling price for your home.
There can be a lot of competition when you're selling your home. Through staging, your home can stand out from the crowd, both in person and in photographs. If you take the extra effort to create a sense of elegance, light, and space in your home, more buyers will take notice of your home over your competition.
Remove everything from the counters, except 2-3 medium-sized plants.
In the dining area, remove everything from the table, except a runner (Target) and a large white orchid or a large bowl of all types of fruit (like lemons). Remove extra chairs.
Reduce items in the pantry, so it's only 1/2 full. Use containers/ baskets to quickly organize your pantry by corralling items together. The containers don't have to be expensive, you can even use Dollar Tree containers.
Reduce, reduce, reduce, or remove items on all "flat surfaces" -- night stans, floor, dresser.
The master closet is the most important closet in the house. Reduce items in the closet, so it's only about 1/2 full, and then organize the remaining items. If possible, remove anything on the top shelf of closets and from the floor. Use matching hangers if possible.
Note: it's very important not to have any clothing stored in closets in rooms that look like they're not being used as bedrooms (such as empty bedrooms, a home office, an obvious guest bedroom, etc.) Otherwise, it looks like you don't have enough closet space in the inhabited bedrooms.
Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, Sue Ann's comprehensive understanding of the local market, combined with her proven track record of success, can be a valuable asset in achieving your real estate objectives. Contact her to explore the possibilities.
