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Consider Your Curb Appeal
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Landscaping adds great curb appeal but it's not in everyone's budget. You can however leave a great impression. At minimum, sweep you porch, deck and all walkways. Ensure garbage and recycling are tucked neatly away from the front of the house. Don't leave toys or junk lying around outside. Scrub your front door, porch, railing and steps. This is cheaper than repainting or renting a power washer and makes a world of difference. Once the outside entrance is clean, you can then decide if the paint really needs a touch up. |
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If a Buyer Agent is FREE, Why Wouldn't You Use One? Because, if you want to know the following information, you won't be able to find it any other way. How much was the property originally listed for? Has there been any price reductions.? How many days has the property been on the market? Was/is the property listed as a rental in MLS? Was the property previously listed with another Realtor, what was asking price at that time? What did other homes sell for in the neighbourhood? ARE YOU PAYING A FAIR PRICE?
Listing Agents, (the ones with the sign in the front yard) represent the seller. Thier job is to get the seller the highest price with the best terms. A Buyer Agent's job is to get the buyer the lowest price with the best terms. Using GiGi as a Buyer Agent Just Makes Sense!
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There are as many types of rakes as there are things to rake up. You've got flexible lawn and leaf rakes for tackling the big maple drifts up North and the piles of pine straw down South. Stiff-tined garden rakes for clearing clods of dirt and grading topsoil until it's level and ready for seeds or sod. Dethatching rakes for untangling matted layers of dead grass from the healthy turf beneath. The list goes on (and on). That's because new takes on rakes seem to appear every autumn, whenever hopeful manufacturers make bets that money does in fact grow on trees. |
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