If you own real estate and want to fix it up prior to sale but don’t have the cash, we will assist you. We front you the money for the repairs and take payment out of the close of escrow. It is not a loan and there are no payments. Not having to use your own cash to fix up the home can be a game changer and a big profit center.

This is the second of two episodes that Feature top local stager, Victoria Lindstrum from Dramatic Choices. Come explore the staging process and how it is used in marketing a home. Find out what factors help with the profitability of staging.

This is the first of two episodes that Feature top local stager, Victoria Lindstrum from Dramatic Choices. Come explore the staging process and how it used in marketing a home. Find out how profitable staging really is.

Come explore how professional photography has grown in importance for proper marketing of a home. Drone shots and Drone video have become more commonplace and help the home shopper to better understand the home.

This episode is a quick review of many important decision points in the home selling process. It provides a quick review of the factors you must attend to in preparing your home for maximum profit. This is the focus you need to get your home ready for sale.

The decision to fix up a home for profit comes with added stress. It takes time and might not be the best choice of you. Scott and Jonathan examine the choices and how to decide to move forward.

This covers the necessity of the buyer side inspection process. There are many questions that need to be resolved. You don’t want to be surprised after you close escrow. This covers the inspection process including general reports and specialized reports.

Kitchen remodels consume a lot of time but can return a high profit. We look at small cost and large cost remodeling prior to sale. This will help you with all the decisions that center around whether to do a kitchen remodel prior to selling.

What inspections should a seller order prior to selling and how can they use these inspections to increase the sales price. Since these inspections must be given to a buyer what should a seller discern about these choices before ordering them.

Winning a high price sale has more to it than just the condition. What do you need to know about the inevitable friction between what a buyer expects and what you may be providing?