Posts in category 'Selling A Home'
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Our Home in the Woods: from the sellers of 15 Kati A, Campton, NH - SOLD
This home was recently sold. But, you can view similar properties in Campton, NH on our website. My wife and I lovingly designed 15 Kati A in the woods for privacy & closeness to nature. We designed an open concept area with kitchen, living room and dining room - we wanted to allow for an open concept without constraining walls. We have been very pleased with how our open concept turned out. The master bedroom has an en suite bath and walk-in closet - this eliminates the need for stair climbing! In addition, the laundry is also located on the first floor. The attached garage allows for easy access to the house from the two-stall garage without worrying about the cold or rainy weather. All these features have been great for us and will certainly serve the new owners. The second floor has all kinds of possibilities for...
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Spring Cleaning Checklist for Home Sellers
If you own White Mountains real estate and you are planning to sell soon, spring is the perfect time to list your home. Buyers are more likely to shop for homes during spring. Your Peabody & Smith real estate agent has the expertise to help your home stand out to prospective buyers. Here's a handy checklist to help you spring into action to get your home ready for the prime selling season.
1. Eliminate clutter.
Put this all-important item first on your list. Getting rid of clutter is essential in several ways. First of all, clearing clutter exposes surfaces to make them easier to clean. Second, clutter-free rooms will make your house look larger. And third, buyers need to visualize themselves in the home you're listing. Eliminating personal...15
What is My New Hampshire Home Worth?
What is my New Hampshire home worth? That is a great question, one that most home owners ask themselves when they are thinking about selling their home. When I first started in real estate a mentor gave me this illustration of what a home is worth from different points of view, and it's proven to be fairly accurate after being in real estate for 5 years.
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This cartoon illustrates how your home is seen by different stakeholders in the real estate transaction process[/caption]
As homeowners, we always see the value in our home, mostly because it's where we have poured our blood, sweat and tears into and it will always special to us.
However, the true "fair market value" is what a willing seller and a willing buye...
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Chatting with Bob & Millie Clifford about Whitefield, NH
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Hoist The Sale
This post was written by an agent in our Holderness office, Jerry Love.
Most real estate agents will admit that on most days the work they do and much of the time they spend at their work goes completely unnoticed and largely unappreciated. Paydays can be few and far between, and the hours in front of a computer, or behind the wheel of a car, can seem very unrewarding:
Then what is it that keeps agents doing what they do day after day, year after year? It's very simple really. It all about the people we meet and the places we go. Sounds like a Dr. Seuss book, doesn't it? Well, at times it can seem storyb...