| NADLAN Realty Ltd - Real Estate and Mortgage Brokerage. |
| SELLERS INFORMATION |
Lets Talk! Timing, Market conditions, Buying and Selling? Market Conditions? What for sale in your your neighborhood? What was just listed on the MLS FOR SALE?
What we SOLD ? residential re-sale and from builders plan pre-constructions and during construction.
Most important for you and for us is Client Testimonials
Find out about mortgage finance options available to you, including rates, terms and conditions. Preparing your home for sale to show it at its BEST. The First impression is the Last impression.
Marketing Plans for your Home
· ON-LINE Marketing: Listing on the Toronto Real Estate Board MLS that feeds the www.mls.ca and www.realtor.ca , www.HouseHunting.ca , www.PropertyBook.ca, www.HomeFinder.ca ,
www.zoocasa.com, craigslist , kijiji. and more.
Listing on www.nadlan.ca and other brokers web sites in Canada and overseas
· Signage
· Realtor previews
· Open Houses
· Property fact sheets
We take a tour of your home and photograph your property when it is ready to be put up for sale. Next, a colorful and descriptive image brochure is designed exclusively for your property, combining technical information with highlights of its best features. These fact sheets are distributed to prospective buyers through Open Houses, Realtor previews or upon inquiry.
| PRESENTING OFFERS AND NEGOTIATIONS |
Home Staging- highlight the best of your home and de-emphasize its flaws, turning your home into a model, to appeal to prospective buyers. To make buyers feel like they could live there. The best way to do this is to "neutralize" the surroundings.
Try out these helpful styling tips taken from Setting the Stage - REALTOR® Magazine Online. They've compiled the best tips from stagers and realtors —things you can do for little or no expense—to put a home in prime showing shape.
▪Clear out closets and clutter—sellers can give away or pack up toys, linens, and small kitchen appliances to store offsite. Buyers are also forgiving of storage boxes neatly tucked away in a garage or basement.
▪Focus most on the most visible areas—the foyer, kitchen, living room, master bedroom, and family room.
▪De-personalize the home by removing photos, mementos, and dated items.
▪Use plants in colorful pots or inexpensive wicker baskets to fill in empty spaces.
▪Look to home catalogs for little details on beautifying the home. For instance, group books, pictures, and objects d’art appealingly on bookcases.
▪Try angling one or two pieces of furniture slightly and move furniture 4 inches to 6 inches from the wall to create more interesting room spaces.
▪Put away large collections— porcelains, plates, and so on.
▪Remove valuables, prescription medicine, collectibles, and breakables.
▪Trim trees, prune shrubs, and make sure the lawn is mowed and watered regularly.
▪In summer, turn on the sprinklers for five minutes, 30 minutes before the open house. It makes the lawn and driveway sparkle.
▪Refrain from cooking anything that leaves a distinctive odor, such as fish, garlic, or cabbage.
▪Hire a professional service to clean the home, including the carpets and the windows.
▪Set the dining room table with attractive linens, dishes, and stemware.
▪Arrange fresh or silk flowers throughout the home.
▪Light a fire in the fireplace in fall and winter.
▪A mirror in a pretty frame can make a small room feel more open.
▪Use as much natural light as possible. Add extra lamps in dark rooms or corners.
▪Make functional repairs—fix dripping faucets, sticking doors, and broken fences.
Bring in another pair of eyes such as friend, relative, etc. He/She may see problems you have missed
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