For Sellers
Do you need to sell your home in Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Cathedral City, or one of the surrounding cities? When you put myself, Catherine Marcy, and Remax to work on the sale of your home, you have made the right decision.
Imagine your home on the market and all your focus is on your day to day activities, without any additional stress, while I manage your home sale from start to end.
Partnership: The sale of your home is not a fine science. It is a process of finesse where the experience, education, communication, and negotiation skills of your real estate agent are of the utmost importance.
As a Remax agent working in the Palm Springs area, I understand that homes are as unique as the individuals that live in them.
I will listen to your needs, interpret those needs, and assimilate them into the unique and customized marketing strategy to achieve your goals. I will deliver maximum real estate services.
Get the power of Remax and the skill of Palm Springs Realtor Catherine Marcy. Get what you deserve. Call me today at 760-272-0753 and the question of who will sell my home will be answered.
Here are some important steps to take to maximize your real estate investment.
Little Interest Pays Handsomely When It Comes to Selling Your Home
by Debbie Dahmen
With interest rates still at an all time low, many people are considering selling the home they are in to make a move up. Others are going from renter to buyer. Regardless of whether someone is buying for the first time or he or she is a seasoned buyer, if you are the seller you will want to make sure your property will show the best it can. The following tips will give you an edge over other sellers in what can be a very tight market.
1) First Impression is so important. Curb appeal is vital. Your lawn should be trimmed, sidewalks swept, front door clean, doorbell working.
2) Painting for a Better Sale. A minor investment in paint will pay dividends in the form of a better price and/or quicker sale.
3) Here Comes the Sun! Open the curtains and clean the windows so a prospect can see how bright and cheerful your house is. Dark, dreary rooms are not appealing to homebuyers.
4) Don't be a Drip! Fix leaky faucets. Dripping water suggests faulty plumbing and major repair bills. Discolored, rust stained sinks are also warning signs – they should be clean and sparkling.
5) Little Things Mean a Lot. Loose doorknobs or cabinet pulls, sticking doors and drawers, wobbly hinges, stuck windows – are negative factors. Check and repair all these minor flaws.
6) Safety First. Keep stairways and corridors absolutely clear. Clutter is unattractive and can cause accidents.
7) Bathrooms Sell Homes. Make bathrooms sparkle. Clean sinks and toilets and repair any damaged or discolored caulking.
8) From Top to Bottom. Let prospects see the full value of your basement, attic, garage and closets by removing junk and cartons. Rent a short-term storage space if necessary.
With a bit of TLC you will realize greater interest from buyers when selling your home. For a small investment of time and money often the return can be incredible.
One more thought. Planning to have a home inspection done when your home goes on the market can be a wise decision. It makes you aware and that is important. For more details, visit Nachi.org
For other great ideas to ensure the sale of your home is a success, call me, Catherine Marcy, for an interview today.
