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Recent Articles

Value Underfoot: Home Sellers Put Their Money Where Their Feet Are (in: Value Engineer Your Home) Oct 31, 2007: “Value” is the number one buzzword for anyone planning to place a home on the market. And with nearly 22 million households moving every year, according to the National Postal Service, a large percentage of Americans are striving to make top dollar from home sales. In fact, a recent survey by the Home Improvement Research Institute found that 40 percent of people who sell a home first make improvements to prepare for the sale.

Sales Shed Light – and Dark – on Flooring Preferences (in: Value Engineer Your Home) Oct 28, 2007: Once dominated by oak, the flooring category has seen a recent dramatic shift in sales that indicates consumers are opening their minds and their homes to non-traditional flooring choices.

DIY Real Estate: How To Hold An Open House (in: Open House Strategies) Oct 26, 2007: Open houses are the key to selling a home quickly and at top price. Real estate agents have a multitude of experience in selling homes and holding open houses. But, for the homeowner selling a home without a real estate agent, the open house can be a clumsy and unprepared event.

Tile Trouble? Laminate More Than Stacks Up Against Ceramic and Vinyl (in: Value Engineer Your Home) Oct 23, 2007: Enhancing your home’s beauty with tile has always meant compromise. Traditional ceramic tiles, while stunning, are difficult to install and clean. They also are hard on your back and can be very expensive. Vinyl, on the other hand, is easy to lay and maintain, but yellows and tears over time. Fortunately, consumers have another option, which combines the beauty of ceramic with the affordable price and low maintenance of vinyl.

How to Advertise Your Open House (in: Maximizing Advertising) Oct 20, 2007: The marketing of the open house date is one of the most important points to attend to if you want a good turn out. You have to make sure that at least two or three weeks before you hold your open house you begin your advertising program. Let potential buyers know the date and address and have a little time over to remind them a few times. Cast your advertising net as wide as is reasonable so you can speak to as many potential customers as possible.

A Home Buyers First Impression (in: Open House Strategies) Oct 18, 2007: There’s no second chance to make a first impression on a potential homebuyer. Preliminary planning, attention to detail, and creativity can help you in making sure your home generates a positive first impression.

Staging Your Home: Designs that Sell (in: Staging Success) Oct 16, 2007: Making sure your home is designed to sell does take a little work. The good news is you will receive a return on your investments of time of and money. Think of staging your home as engaging in a contest, or more accurately, a competition. You are competing with sellers in the area who have comparable homes. The “winner” is the homeowner with the most to offer for the asking price.

Give Your House More Curb Appeal - Replace Your Metal Window Screens (in: Inside Out) Oct 14, 2007: New screens make your house look cleaner and more appealing. If you want to spruce up the appearance of your home’s exterior and make it safe to open your windows for the great weather, consider replacing your metal window screens. This is a reasonably economical job that you can do in a weekend.

A Change in Design Can Improve Your House’s Salability (in: Designed to Sell) Oct 11, 2007: Houses that do not flow look cramped and awkward from outside or give an unfavorable first impression may chase away potential customers before they are able to discover the delights inside. When a buyer parks outside your home he has to see the beauty not the potential. If you’re selling a renovators dream or a “husband should have handy man skills” then the word “potential” can be freely bandied about.

Do You Need a Real Estate Agent to Sell Your Home? (in: Special Features: CHANGING TIMES) Oct 10, 2007: Whether or not you need a real estate agent to sell your home is a simple question with a not-so-simple answer. A great many people tend to boil the process down to just the marketing. Indeed, if all a brokerage does is to advertise your home in magazines, newspapers, and on the Internet, it’s quite possible that you don’t need to list with a full service broker.