If you are thinking of selling your
home - one of the biggest decisions you will ever make - you owe
it to yourself to chose an agent that will work for you every step
of the way. While
most real estate companies offer one level of standard service,
I believe you should expect more, and that's exactly what I promise
to deliver - more. I can provide the Seller with multiple property photos, detailed property descriptions, frequent updates and more. I have many tools at my fingertips to advertise your property immediately, on the web, in local magazines, local billboards and more. Please give
me a call to discuss your specific needs and together we can build
a perfect plan for your property. I look forward to working with
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When selling your property, there are no guarantees that a buyer will simply walk through the front door. In many cases you may have to bring your home to the buyer. Effective marketing will help ensure that your property receives maximum exposure to attract a ready, willing and able buyer. The appearance of your property, a buyer's first impression, and other considerations can also affect the sale of your property. Have you considered the property prices in your area and the value of your property are also factors used for pricing?
2. Pet odors kill many sales! Make sure your pets are not present during showings and eliminate all smells associated with your cat or dog. Be especially aware of cat box odors and animal urine in carpeting. Carpeted basements, which are sometimes slightly damp, can be a real turn-off. Install an electronic HEPA filter and remove or replace carpeting if necessary. Have someone with a VERY good sense of smell perform a "sniff" test in every nook and cranny before you show your home to perspective buyers. You may not be able to smell odors that a stranger can! 3. Make sure your windows sparkle. Open all blinds and curtains during showings. A light and bright home is much more appealing to buyers than a dark and dismal cave. Everyone feels better when the sun shines in. If it is a gloomy day, turn on lights. When your home is for sale, it's not the time to be overly concerned about extra use of electricity.
5. Always put out fresh towels in your bathrooms before showings. Attack and destroy mold and mildew around tubs and in showers. Remove clutter from bathroom counters. Nobody likes grungy bathrooms! 6. Remove clutter from attics, garages, basements before you put your home on the market. It's a great time to get rid of all that junk you've been hauling around for years. Make sure all stairs are clear and well lighted. Put new bulbs in the attic and basement. Let your prospective buyers know you aren't hiding anything, and you have LOTS of storage space. |
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Carefully inspect your front door and the area around it. Clean
any glass and remove all cobwebs and traces of insects. Give your
door a fresh coat of paint. Wash your mail box. Keep the porch
swept and place an attractive mat in front of the door for people
to wipe their feet. 
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Make sure the outside of your home is clean and neat. Cut back
bushes that block windows. Plant flowers in spring and summer.
Rake leaves, sweep walks and driveways, and keep snow shoveled.
Some prospective buyers won't even get out of the car to look
inside if they don't find the outside appealing. HOME | BUYERS | SELLERS | MLS | PANAMA CITY BEACH | ABOUT | CONTACT