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Main Real Estate Do’s &
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Properly value your home prior to listing. This is one of the most important things a seller needs to do. For the best valuation, you should consider getting an appraisal. Only licensed appraisers are qualified to perform this task. A real estate agent who is not licensed as an appraiser, will be only able to do a comparative market analysis; this is not as valid as an appraisal. Suggestion: Take the time, and do it right.
(Note: Good news! I am an appraiser, and I’ll help.)
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for Buyers: |
Work with a Realtor-Appraiser. You’ll be given the best information about the value of property you desire.
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Subject: Home Condition Before Listing
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for Sellers: |
Consider a home inspection if your home is aged or if you want to expedite the sale of your home. A home inspection will help you better see home deficiencies (if you have any). By correcting these before listing, you’ll be able to better market your home and overcome any issues a purchaser would have had.
The time and aggravation you can save is astounding. Plus, you’ll generally be rewarded with a higher sales price!
Consider painting and decorating for a brighter look.
Generally, neutral colors and decor are preferred.
Current Service Provider List:
for Home Inspections:
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Lee Home Inspection |
for Interior Design
Assistance:
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Color Your Home |
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BONNER Top Producer:
Prince William
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2003-2006 |