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Realtor Maya Gavric


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Don't just list your property - get it sold!
When you want to sell your property, you want the best possible results with the least amount of hassle and aggravation. It doesn't cost you any more to have good sales person working for you. Not only that, you can also maximize your chance of a profitable sale by avoiding costly marketing mistakes.
If you currently own property and are thinking of placing it on the market, feel  free to call me for information about preparing your home for sale, pricing your property appropriately, marketing it effectively and receiving a timely market evaluation. I am committed to help you sell your property. I will listen to what's important to you, and together we'll develop a customized service plan that reflects your specific needs.
ONLY A REALTOR IS QUALIFIED TO HANDLE THE MOST
IMPORTANT
  FINANCIAL TRANSACTION OF YOUR  LIFE
There are a number of key components that you must consider when selling your home:
1. Should You Buy or Sell Your Home First?
There are many variables involved in this classic real estate question and there is no universal correct answer. It basically comes down to your specific circumstances. 
If you decide to sell first; this way you will not find yourself at a disadvantage at the negotiating table, feeling pressured to accept an offer that is below market value because you have to meet a purchase dead-line. Another advantage to selling first is having the time to get pre-approved for your mortgage and see all the housing options in the price range you'd like to buy. There is generally less pressure and stress when you sell first, which lessens the risk of owning two houses at the same time, but if you have the money to make two mortgage payments, the pressure is off. If you need to sell your house because of job relocation or in order to qualify for a loan, then you also have no choice, you will have to sell first. 
Selling first isn't the perfect solution, you may find yourself under a tight deadline to find another house, not being able to find a house you like, be forced to live with family, friends or in temporary quarters or have to move twice. Whichever way you go, it is not easy decision, but it always seems to work out in the end.
2. Choose The Right Agent
Picking an agent is one of those critical issues that can cost or save you thousands of dollars. Select a Realtor based on specific criteria, the competence of the person, and the services provided. Never base your choice on price or commission. A Realtor has no control over your local market conditions, only  the marketing plan. It would be wise to select a Realtor first, then discuss price. If you want to sell your home with the least amount of time and hassle and for  the most amount of money with excellent service available, let me work for you! 
I believe that the key to a successful and pleasant real estate experience lies in the professionalism of the Realtor. Order FREE brochure: Your Team
THE WRONG CHOICE MAY COST YOU TIME, MONEY OR
THE 
OPPORTUNITY OF IMPROVING YOUR LIFESTYLE
3. Make the necessary improvements before you put your property on the market
If you want to get the best price for the home you're selling, there may be some improvements and other fix-ups you can do to enhance it in a prospective buyer's eyes. It is very important that these improvements be made before you put your home on the market. If cash is tight, investigate an equity loan that you can repay on closing. Talk to your real estate professional about other tips that can help boost a home's curb appeal and impress potential buyers once they're in the door. 
Order FREE brochure: Quick Ways To Spruce Up Your Home
4. Don't Forget The Interior
When you get the buyers into the house, it is important to make their visit as pleasant as possible. That means having the whole house ready. You want them to be as comfortable as possible, and to linger in the home. Every room in your home should be spotless, especially the living room, kitchen and bathroom. Any "turn off" will send them quickly to the next house on their list! Start with a good cleaning, then eliminate any clutter, add a fresh coat of paint and tidy up the garage. Order FREE brochure: Tips To Sell Your House
5. Create A Good Marketing Plan
While a sign on your lawn is of paramount importance to the sale of your home,  a well-thought-out marketing plan is also essential. Your Realtor, of course, is another vital component in the process, and one of the first things he/she will discuss with you is a marketing strategy designed to give your home maximum exposure. Order FREE brochure: Marketing Your Home
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