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Experience. Service. Results.

Make high-return improvements to your home before you sell.

There are a number of improvements that you can make to your house that will provide a greater-than-100% return on your initial investment. Chief among these is having your house painted, but you should also consider kitchen and bathroom renovations, adding fireplaces and skylights, and attic or basement conversions. Contrary to popular belief, building a swimming pool is not a good capital investment, and will usually only add 33% of its cost to your home's final sale price.  If you have questions and are considering listing your home for sale, please click the 'send me an email' button to the left and let me know of your intentions to sell.  I will promptly follow up with a phone call.

Figure out your finances.

That means determining how much money you can raise for your down payment and how much you can afford to pay on a monthly basis. Go to a lender to find out the size of mortgage you qualify for and get pre-approved. Better yet, use a mortgage broker to find you the best mortgage rate possible. When calculating the costs of home ownership, remember to plan for homeowner's insurance, property taxes, private mortgage insurance (if required), utilities, repairs, and maintenance.  If you have questions and are considering buying a home, please click the 'send me an email' button to the left and let me know of your intentions to buy.  I will promptly follow up with a phone call.

Oh, by the way...

I'm never too busy for any of your referrals!!  If you have any friends or family members considering buying or selling a home, please contact me with their name and number and I will take great care of them.