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What does it take to sell a property at full market value?
Answer: A well conceived Marketing Plan that creates lots of exposure to the right buying audience AND an asking price that is neither too high nor too low AND an availability plan that makes it convenient for buyers to see the property AND a sales team that will take the deal from offer-acceptance to closing.

Every property has a buyer. The right marketing plan reaches out and finds the right buyer for your property. The right buyer is the one who understands the full value of your property and is willing to pay for it. That does not mean that they will overpay for it -- it just means that they will pay the full market value.

We can help you market your property in a unique, progressive and professional manner that assures maximum exposure and attracts qualified buyers who will find it to be an excellent value!

Knowing and setting the right price is the most important first step to marketing your property. The worst thing that can be done is to set the asking price too high or too low. Remember, buyers are very well informed and if they feel a property is overpriced, they will look elsewhere. If they feel your property is underpriced, you will likely sell it too quickly and for a price below full market value.

But how do we establish the right marketing price? Answer: A detailed analysis that includes recent sales of comparable properties located in the same area, as well as other significant neighborhood, property and market issues will dictate the right price point in the current market.

Our no-obligation Elite CMA takes 1-3 days to deliver and involves the following steps to complete (we do not take short cuts!):

1. Visit your property to complete a detailed survey (requires 1-2 hours).
2. Do research and compile your CMA marketing report.
3. Deliver and review the CMA marketing report with you

Let us put together a Free Elite Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) for your property. This detailed report will suggest a price range and marketing strategy that will ensure that the price that we list your property for, is the right price and that buyers make offers. It's easy. Just click the following link to get started!

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Here are some articles with valuable information for Sellers..

Selling Tips Video for Selecting the Right Real Estate Broker
Real Estate is an always changing market that moves in cycles. Whether it is a Seller's or a Buyer's market, choosing a broker that is right for your needs is critical to achieving your selling and buying goals with the least amount of frustration.
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Bridge Loans & Financing Options for Sellers
Buying your Next Home before Selling...
What does a homeowner do when they want to close on a new home but their current home hasn't sold yet?
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Home Selling Tips Video for Our Changing Market
There is no doubt that we are in a changing Real Estate market. On February 2, 2006, CBS television aired a short video outlining some of the important things sellers can do to ensure that their home is ready to sell in our changing market.
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2004 Cost vs. Value Study
What's the value to your major kitchen revamp or a bathroom redo when selling or buying a home?
The seventh annual "Cost vs. Value Report" will tell you. It looks at the cost-to-construct for common remodeling projects against the added value those projects bring at resale.
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Price your Home to Sell!
With or without a Real Estate agent...
Pricing a home above the market can be a big mistake. Whether you plan to use a Real Estate agent or not this step is likely the most important....
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Understand the real costs of selling your home!
Before Selling do the Math..
The costs associated with selling a home can add up quickly. Before you sell, do the math: Add your projected selling expenses to your moving costs. Then compare the total to the expected sale price of your home.
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How "Staging" a House can Pay Off for Sellers!
Part 1: Preparation
Realtors forever have advised sellers on techniques -- picking up clutter, hiding dirty dishes in the dishwasher, brewing an aromatic tea -- to make prospective buyers feel comfortable. But effectively preparing a house to show at its best goes well beyond such obvious tips.
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