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02/16/2021

If you intend to sell your home, you may want to host a yard sale. Thanks to a yard sale, you can eliminate clutter from your residence. Furthermore, a yard sale enables you to connect with your local community and inform community members about your plans to list your house.

Ultimately, there are many ways to ensure a yard sale is an instant success. These include:

1. Determine Exactly What You Want to Sell

You know you have a lot of items you want to remove from your house before you add it to the real estate market. As such, you should allocate time and resources to determine which items to keep and which items to sell.

If you have a variety of items you intend to keep, you may want to rent a storage unit. With a storage unit, you can keep your personal belongings safe until your residence sells.

Meanwhile, with items you want to sell at your yard sale, ensure they work properly and look great. You also may want to perform research to determine a fair price for these items based on their age and condition.

2. Pick a Good Date for Your Yard Sale

A Saturday or Sunday morning is the perfect time to kick off a yard sale. Select a date and time for your yard sale, and you can start counting the days until this event takes place.

Of course, as you consider yard sale dates, be sure to avoid scheduling your yard sale on a holiday. And remember, if you start your yard sale early in the day, you can give visitors plenty of time to check out your event.

3. Promote Your Yard Sale Properly

Create yard sale posters and set them up around your community. That way, you can promote your yard sale to a large group of community members in the days leading up to your event.

In addition, you may want to promote your yard sale online. Social networks make it easy to share information about your yard sale and may help you reach many people beyond your city or town.

As you get set to sell your home and host an upcoming yard sale, you may want to reach out to a real estate agent too. A real estate agent can help you get ready for the house selling journey and ensure you can achieve the optimal results.

A real estate agent is a home selling expert who is committed to client satisfaction. He or she will help you promote your residence to prospective buyers, analyze offers to purchase your home and much more. Plus, if you have any concerns as you navigate the home selling process, a real estate agent can respond to them.

Want to sell your home in the near future? Host a yard sale, and you can move one step closer to eliminating clutter from your home and adding your residence to the housing market.

01/13/2021

Home Improvements That Attract Prospective Buyers
by Cheryl Savage, GRI, SRES 01/12/2021

4 Improvements That Increase the Value of Your Home

Home improvement projects add useability, beauty and convenience to your house, and those characteristics make the house more desirable to potential buyers. If you’re considering a home improvement project, here are four that will increase the value of your home.

1. An Addition Increases Square Footage
One of the most impactful home improvements you can make is putting on an addition. Whether a family room, bedroom or home office, an addition adds useable square footage to your house -- and extra space is something that every prospective homebuyer can appreciate.

While not a perfect measure because value varies with the type of room, you can roughly estimate how much value an addition would have by multiplying the average sale price per square foot in your neighborhood by how many square feet an addition is.

2. A Finished Basement Increases Useable Space
A cheaper alternative to installing an addition, finishing a basement is relatively easy and likewise increases useable space.

Exactly what constitutes a finished basement can vary. You might simply want some shelves, carpeting and a few games, or you may want a full in-law apartment that’s complete with a bathroom and kitchenette. However you finish your home’s basement, though, the project will add value because anything is more useful than undeveloped storage space.

3. A Complete Kitchen Remodel
If you’re tired of cooking in an outdated kitchen, remodeling your kitchen will improve your day-to-day experience and let you recoup some of your investment. You probably won’t get the full cost of a kitchen remodel back when you sell your home, but you can regain most of the improvement’s cost if you’re wise in the changes that you make. Additionally, a remodeled kitchen can help sell your house faster if you’re in a slow real estate market.

4. A Master Bathroom Remodel
A house’s master bathroom is usually one of the three main rooms that potential homebuyers look at (with the kitchen and master bedroom being the other two). Thus, a master bathroom remodel is an improvement project that many will appreciate and be willing to pay for.

When you remodel a master bathroom, consider what high-end aesthetics and luxury features would add the most perceived value from someone else’s perspective. Then, pick the ones you think will have the biggest benefit and that you personally like.

Ask a Real Estate Agent
For help deciding how to approach any of these home improvement projects, get in touch with one of our real estate agents. We’re professionals who every day see what attracts prospective homebuyers, and we’d be glad to help you design an improvement that will add true value to your home.
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06/02/2020

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10 things Senior should to do before placing their home on the market:
1.Eliminate anything that’s broken, damaged, or no longer wanted.
2. Ask yourself, "If this disappeared tomorrow, would I run out and replace it?"
3. Don't be a storage unit for others.
4. Ask for help.
5.Decide what's important to you.
6. Is this something from a lifestyle I no longer have or want?
7. Schedule a regular time each week to work on rightsizing.
8. Value what you keep.
9. Prevent new collections from forming.
10. Use age to your advantage.

05/21/2020

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04/10/2020

Silent Generation

The “Silent Generation" is the oldest Generation living outliving their parents by 10-20 years. Hire a certified “SENIOR REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST" (SRES) educated in the real estate needs of those over 50. Understanding The “Silent Generation” special needs is important.

04/10/2020

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04/09/2020

The “Silent Generation" is the oldest Generation living outliving their parents by 10-20 years. Hire a certified “SENIOR REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST" (SRES) educated in the real estate needs of those over 50. Understanding The “Silent Generation” special needs is important.

03/30/2020

As a senior specialist , I am familiar with the challenges of getting
seniors’ homes market-ready. Properties that have been occupied for
several decades appear cluttered and out dated.
The first challenge may be convincing senior homeowners that staging is
essential. They may assume it’s better to “just let the next people pick new paint
colors.” After all, that’s what they did.
It’s an attitude that ignores two crucial market realities: Staged homes are
much more likely to sell faster and for a higher price.
Additionally, senior homeowners may not realize that buyers’ preferences and
expectations have changed. According to NAR Research, older members of
Gen Y and Millennials (people currently age 29 to 38) are the largest group of
homebuyers, representing 26 percent of all buyers.1
These buyers often prioritize “move-in-ready” homes and will pass on
properties that require them to make improvements on their own—or to
postpone a move-in date, waiting for work to be completed.
I focused on the senior end marketing for a smooth transition during a trying time for seniors.
When discussing possible list prices with my senior clients, I counsel them about
what they can expect under various scenarios—doing “nothing” versus making
small or substantial upgrades and improvements.
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Cheryl has over 30 years of experience in business and . She’s knowledgeable, professional, and will help guide you with all of your real estate decisions and needs.
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