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Real Estate Market Update – Triangle MLS – Durham, Chapel Hill & Raleigh NC
Posted in Chapel Hill NC, Chapel Hill Real Estate, durham nc, Durham Real Estate, RTP, The Home Team, wake county nc, wake county real estate, tagged cary information, Chapel Hill NC, Chapel Hill Real Estate, durham nc, Durham Real Estate, Housing Market Update, Market update, raleigh information, Research Triangle Park, RTP, The Home Team, wake county nc, wake county real estate on September 25, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Triangle First Quarter 2012 Housing Market Update
Posted in Chapel Hill NC, chatham county home for sale, durham nc, Housing, raleigh real estate, The Home Team, wake county nc, tagged carrboro homes for sale, Carrboro NC, cary information, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill Homes for Sale, Chapel Hill NC, chatham county home for sale, Durham Homes for Sale, durham nc, Efland real estate, hillsborough real estate, Housing, Housing Market Update, Market update, North Carolina real estate, raleigh real estate, Research Triangle Park, The Home Team, wake county nc on May 14, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Top five seller fix-ups
Posted in Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill NC, durham nc, tagged cary information, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill Information, Chapel Hill NC, Durham Information, durham nc, The Home Team on February 29, 2012| Leave a Comment »
By Christa Gala, Correspondent
The News and Observer
So, thinking about selling your home? Just throw it on the market and see what happens.
Wait for it. There it is—the sound of Realtors all over the Triangle coughing up their breakfast at the very idea. You’re courting disaster with that willy-nilly approach, but, unfortunately, that’s how many would-be sellers start out. “If you haven’t taken care of the condition of your home before you list it, you’re in trouble because you’ve already shown your property to people looking online, and they’ve already discounted your property off their list because you didn’t do the things up front,” says Keith Bliss, owner of The Bliss Real Estate Group, a team with Keller Williams Realty in Cary.
Isn’t that what feedback is for, you ask. Why not fix the things you get negative feedback on and ask the potential buyers to come back? It won’t work. Your dirty, cluttered house with its cooking odors and loud colors (those are the biggest buyer turnoffs) gives off a bad vibe. Your buyers are moving on. The truth is, you’ve got to put your best foot forward the very first second your home is on the market. In 2011, nearly 600 real estate professionals nationwide were surveyed (HomeGain’s 2011 Home Sale Maximizer Survey) to discover which do-it-yourself improvement projects brought the biggest return on investment. Here are five, with good feedback from both local sellers and Realtors.
Read the full article with the 5 fix-up by clicking the link below.