Tag: marketing

Selling a house can be daunting, especially when you need to figure out the right time to sell. The timing of your home sale can significantly impact the selling price, the number of offers you receive, and the time it takes to sell your property. In Arlington, Alexandria and the surrounding Northern Virginia area, there are certain times of the year are considered better for selling a house. And according to REALTOR.com, there is a week that represents a balanced selection of market conditions that favor sellers. “The week of April 16-22 is expected to have the ideal balance of...

4652 36th St S #A Week 1 It’s often hard to visualize what a home’s true potential can be… But follow along with us over the next few weeks as we transform this house into a very special home! Week 2 Check back soon to see more pictures and to find out more about this incredible renovation!   Have questions about your own project, listing, or want to chat? Contact Kay today! Fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch shortly.

So you’ve decided to sell your home.  Maybe you’re leaving the area. Maybe you’re staying local but need something a little bigger.  No matter why you’re moving, one thing is true: you only get one chance to get it right.  Homebuyers are becoming more selective than ever in what they want, and if you don’t grab them at the first visit they usually won’t come back!  We’ve put together the following home selling tips for 2019 to help you impress buyers, generate offers, and get more money for your listing. 1. Pay attention to pre-listing repairs I sometimes jokingly say that...

Getting your home ready for photography is one of the most important things you can do! According to the National Association of Realtors, 87% of buyers found online photos to be an important resource. Our Marketing Coordinator, Yolanda Castleman, will meet with the professional photographer the day of your home’s photo session to make any last minute adjustments. Prior to that, we recommend that homeowners do the following to prepare their homes for photography: – The entry/foyer area is the buyer’s/renter’s first impression of your home. Put any jackets and shoes into a closet. -Less is more! Clear off any excess knick knacks...