Salt Lake Real Estate Guy

General talk about Real Estate. How to buy, sell and invest in real estate. Loans, title, ideas for the beginner and experienced home owners. My day-to-day thoughts about being a real estate broker.

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I have been actively involved in the real estate industry for the past 20 years as an agent, owner, manager, broker and developer. I have attained the Graduate Realtor® Institute (GRI) designation, and Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation, which honors less than 4% of Realtor’s in the United States. I currently serve on the Education Committee of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors, and am a member of the Park City Board of Realtors and the Utah Association of Realtors. I am currently an Associate Broker for Windermere Real Estate in Salt Lake City, UT.

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

A chilling effect

Any agent that sells real estate should know the importance of marketing and how there should be a plan for getting the home ready to sell. A lot of people are staging and making sure the home is clean and bright; the yard in good shape and maintained. The other day I was showing clients several homes. Several of these home were flips, where the Seller had gone in and spent thousands of dollars fixing them up, new floors, paint, cabinets and appliances; all the bells and whistles. The bad thing was that we couldn’t stay in these homes very long and enjoy them because it was COLDER inside than outside! So all the money, decorations and staging was ineffective because it was like walking into a refrigerator. Buyers don’t want to feel like they are in a refrigerator when it is winter out. They want to walk into a home and feel, safe, warm, secure and dry. Buyers buy based on how a homes makes them feel… it’s a complete package… turn on that heat!

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