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Charlotte Homes for Sale – How to Stand out from the Crowd!
February 25th, 2010 categories: Selling your home
Let’s face it. There’s a lot of competition on the market right now for Charlotte homes for sale, and you need to stand out from the crowd to capture a buyer. But not to worry! Here are a few of our tried and true methods to make your Charlotte Home shine. We’ll show you 3 big time strategies to get a buyer touring your home and falling in love when they arrive.
1. Great Photography
90% of today’s buyers rely on the internet to find Charlotte homes for sale. More often than not, they are looking at three inch pictures and spend an average of seven seconds viewing each listing. That means that pictures of your house must not only grab the buyer’s attention, but must also tell the complete story of your house in just a few seconds. Having great pictures of your home can mean the difference between a potential buyer browsing over your house or compelling the buyer to schedule a showing. And buyers must experience the house in person before they can make an offer. We make sure every one of our listings has great photos to captivate buyers.
2. Smart Marketing
Marketing is everything in today’s real estate environment. The era of buyers driving through neighborhoods searching for Charlotte homes for sale has been more or less replaced by the internet. Good internet marketing will not only ensure your home is visible to all buyers of Charlotte homes for sale, but will also reel-in buyers by the bucket-full. Our sellers get the full benefit of having an internet-savvy professional marketing their Charlotte homes for sale.
3. Stage Your Home
There is nothing more important than producing a “wow” factor when potential buyers walk in your front door. Have you ever noticed how brand new model homes look unrealistically amazing? You walk in the home and think “this is luxury.” What if your home could show like a model? It can make a big difference in the amount a buyer will offer — $3000, $5000, $10,000 or more! After personally touring 100’s of Charlotte homes for sale, we tell our clients exactly what changes can make the most impact for the least amount of time and money. This one service alone ensures our clients get top dollar for their home.
And remember, you’re not alone in selling your house. If you want to make your home stands out in the crowd of Charlotte homes for sale, Contact Us and we will ensure your home is the shining star of Charlotte, selling fast and for Top Dollar.
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Real estate photography can make or break a first impression, as some people will view the home in a magazine or an online listing. Beautiful photography can lead to a inquiry, whereas bad photos will lead to more potential buyers passing up the listing altogether.
Thanks!! I completely agree.
One time a house I was selling had just gotten a complete make-over and due to weather we couldn’t get a decent picture for almost two weeks. Everything worked out in the end.
[...] Second, learn how to spruce things up! Start watching the HGTV (Home & Garden) shows that are centered around selling and buying homes. While this might sound corny, you really can find some great tips on how to get your home “open house” ready with tons of curb appeal. Plus, you won’t have to spend too much money doing any of it as their whole goal is to keep upgrades below a target dollar amount, usually $1,000. That might sound like a hefty bit of change to some folks but when it comes to actually getting out from under a debt, the investment can pay off in the long run. (Especially if it is a situation that is keeping you out of foreclosure and saving your credit!) [...]
I enjoy reading your blog as you take the time to write posts that are actually relevant to buying and selling a home – something I try to do on my own blog. I’ve written quite a few posts about the importance of photography for internet marketing. In short, potential buyers are flipping through hundreds of homes and one photograph can be the difference in a house being show or tossed in the garbage. I’m going to link back to this article on my website.