Case Study: To Sell a Home in Glen Park, Presentation Matters
In this next entry to our San Francisco Real Estate Case Study series, we are sharing the story of how we helped repeat clients to sell their home in Glen…
In this next entry to our San Francisco Real Estate Case Study series, we are sharing the story of how we helped repeat clients to sell their home in Glen…
In our two decades of selling homes in the San Francisco Bay Area, one of the most common questions our seller clients ask is how to get the most ROI…
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This past week my team (licensed assistant, house painter and home stager) and I visited clients at a house they are preparing to sell.
Since they will be living in the home while it is marketed, we wanted to help organize a punch-list of items they should do to maximize their home’s value.
Just like on TV, there are some relatively inexpensive things you can do to make sure your home sells at the top of the range and in the shortest time possible. Plus, a clean, spruced up home will cause you less drama in the escrow process. And by drama, I mean less requests from the buyer for you to credit them money or make repairs.
We brought in a team of professionals to make assessments and then compiled an easy, organized to-do list for the project. Turn-key!
Here are some general guidelines courtesy of First American.
General Guidelines