One of my favorite things about residential real estate is that everyone can win. Think about it. We have a seller. The house is generally no longer serving their needs. Maybe they are leaving the area because of a new ob, a transfer or retirement. They might be having a new child,
Tag Archives: sellers
S is for Staging
- Friday, 14 September 2007 09:25
- Written by Lane Bailey
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***I’m proud to have a guest host for today. Angel Walker is a professional stager here in the Atlanta area. Here is a quick bio about Angel.
Angel Walker is an Accredited Staging Professional Master™ and the owner of Staging Professionals, LLC. Angel received her training directly from Barb Schwarz, the CEO of Stagedhomes.com. Prior to founding Staging Professionals, LLC, Angel had over 10 years experience in corporate marketing. Angel specializes in Staging occupied homes
in North Atlanta. www.stagingprofessional.com
S is for Staging
There has been a ton of buzz around Staging in recent months.
R is for REALTOR(R)
- Thursday, 13 September 2007 09:17
- Written by Lane Bailey
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I know I’m being picky, but this needs to be said.
All REALTORS® are real estate agents, but all real estate agents aren’t REALTORS(R).
One becomes a real estate agent by passing a test. One becomes a REALTOR® by
Q is for Quit Claim
- Wednesday, 12 September 2007 08:50
- Written by Lane Bailey
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Let me preface this by stating I am NOT a lawyer, I don’t play one on TV, and I don’t dispense legal advice. If you need specific legal advice, you need to talk to a lawyer, not a real estate agent.
A Quit Claim Deed is kind of an anomaly in the world of deeds.
M is for Maintenance
- Saturday, 08 September 2007 09:11
- Written by Lane Bailey
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Here is a loaded term for a car guy. Maintenance. We do it for our rides, and just about nothing can stand in the way. I’ve known guys that bordered on religious about changing their own oil. I’ve seen them pull into a rest area along the interstate, slide under the car and change their oil. A quick refill and clean-up, and they were on their way again. We would never think of leaving something undone.