Ruth Carter

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Set a competitive price: Research the current market conditions and compare the prices of similar homes in your area. Pricing your home competitively will attract potential buyers and increase the chances of a quick sale. Enhance your home's curb appeal: First impressions matter, so make sure the exterior of your home looks appealing. Maintain a well-manicured lawn, tidy up the landscaping, and consider adding some fresh paint or minor repairs, if needed. Declutter and depersonalize: Clear out the clutter and personal items from your home to create a clean and neutral space. Buyers should be able to envision themselves living in the house, so remove excessive decorations, family photos, and personal memorabilia. Stage your home: Consider staging your home to highlight its best features and create an inviting atmosphere. You can hire a professional stager or use your existing furniture and décor to showcase each room's potential. Professional photography and online presence: Hire a professional photographer to capture high-quality images of your home. Many buyers start their search online, so make sure your listing stands out with appealing photos and accurate descriptions. Make necessary repairs: Take care of any obvious repairs or maintenance issues before listing your home. Leaky faucets, cracked tiles, or faulty light fixtures can create a negative impression and raise concerns for potential buyers. Market effectively: Work closely with your real estate agent to develop a comprehensive marketing plan. This may include online listings, print advertising, open houses, virtual tours, and leveraging social media platforms to reach a wide audience of potential buyers. Be flexible with showings: Make your home available for showings at different times to accommodate potential buyers' schedules. The more accessible your home is, the higher the chances of attracting serious buyers. Respond promptly and be prepared: Respond to inquiries and showing requests promptly. Keep your home clean and tidy so that you can accommodate short notice showings. Being prepared demonstrates your seriousness as a seller and helps create a positive impression. Trust your real estate agent: Work with an experienced real estate agent who understands the local market. They will provide valuable guidance, negotiate offers on your behalf, and help you navigate the selling process. Remember, every real estate market is unique, so it's essential to consult with a professional realtor who can provide personalized advice based on your specific circumstances.

We work with move up sellers, first time homebuyers, 2nd home buyers, investment buyers, divorce & probate sales, Short Sales, commercial properties, agricultural properties, relocation sales and purchases and sometimes even bank owned properties !

We recently sold the home of a referred client. She had lost her mother and wasn't sure if she should keep her home and sell her mothers or vice versa. We helped her weigh the pros and cons of both and that helped her to make a decision that got her 100% debt free. Those are the best !

I was an interior design sales consultant for a tile and stone store. I helped many flippers and decided that I wanted to do the same for myself.

I have 20 years in the business and embrace all of the challenges and love helping to expertly guide others .