Attention Realtors! Have you heard the buzz about the proposed settlement from the National Association of Realtors (NAR)? It’s been causing quite a commotion in our industry, and as Real […]
Improving your home’s presentation should be the first thing a house on the market should attend to. You should start by finding a good agency. Any agent can tell you […]
Attention Realtors! Have you heard the buzz about the proposed settlement from the National Association of Realtors (NAR)? It’s been causing quite a commotion in our industry, and as Real Estate Professionals, we need to be on the edge of our seats, ready to adapt to potential changes. Let’s dive into what’s being proposed and how it could affect us.
So, what’s all the buzz about? Well, buckle up, because things are about to change. The proposed NAR settlement suggests some significant shifts in how we might do business:
Now, you might be wondering, “How could this affect me?” Well, let us break it down for you. If this proposed settlement is accepted, it could mean that Realtors will need to be prepared to step up your game. You will not be able to wing it anymore. You will need to present yourself even more professionally and ensure your clients understand your role, value, and compensation.
You will need to have a systematic way to build trust with your buyers and get those agreements signed.
Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! Our team at Title Partners of Florida is here to support you every step of the way. We’re preparing a special course to help you navigate through these potential changes smoothly.
In this FREE course, we’ll equip you with everything you might need to succeed in this new landscape as a trusted professional:
So, there you have it, folks. The proposed NAR settlement will be shaking things up, but there is no need to worry. With the right knowledge and support, you will be ready to tackle the changes head-on and continue to thrive in our industry.
Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to conquer this new chapter together!
Improving your home’s presentation should be the first thing a house on the market should attend to. You should start by finding a good agency. Any agent can tell you what price range your home falls under. Yet only the best agent can tell you what to expect of buyers in your particular market. Having said that, here are 5 ways to get started on preparing to sell your home.
Exteriors are the first experience potential buyers have with a house. Your house’s exterior should therefore immediately create a good and welcoming ambience. Clear, paint, repair, mow and prune any damaged or unkept areas around the property. Ensure your front door is visible, accessible, and clutter free. Aim to give potential buyers a feeling of ease and comfort when approaching your home.
Cleanliness makes a home feel well taken care of, so deep cleaning can win points with buyers. Each room, cabinet and garage should be tidied up before showing. Ensure you have the right window treatments that enhance natural brightness. Ensure you have clean rugs and carpets with no sight of stains, dinginess or odors. If these seem daunting, a professional cleaning company can take care of it for you.
Repair or replace broken or outdated hardware in your home. Door handles, faucets, towel bars and curtain rods are fixtures that are visible to buyers. They can be fixed without much cost. Replace light fixtures that are broken or no longer fit your home. You can use light fixtures to draw attention to selling points, such as artworks or mantles.
Potential buyers should see clean, open spaces when they look at your home. This will enable them to imagine their own comfortable life in your home. Decluttering your home removes distractions and makes it easier for buyers to explore. Remove clutter such as litter boxes, pet dishes, toys, and kids’ entertainment. Fresh, decorative flowers in the kitchen or on the dining room table are a welcome touch. However, ensure it is simple and cleanly decorated.
Painting is an affordable maintenance project with a high return on investment. Putting a fresh coat of paint on white or beige walls can do wonders in freshening your home and its appeal. Repaint walls that have unconventional colors. Neutral colors, such as taupe and subtle grey, are the best choices. This is because it is rare that someone doesn’t like these colors. Additionally, lingering paint smell can be avoided by painting a month before listing . So time your painting.
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