When it’s time to sell, you must be confident that every element of negotiating and the highest price has been set, before your home is listed. Start with the resources provided throughout this website. There is no charge for this information and it will help get you started in terms of assessing your real estate situation and planning for a stress-free and successful sale. The Real Estate market Downriver is volatile, especially lately. With all the foreclosures popping up, it takes an experienced professional to move your house professionally, and profitably. After deciding to list with me, I will be your advocate, your guide, and your fierce negotiator. My team of agents work hard and compete for efficiency, to make your's a great sale. I use an excellent innovative marketing strategy that includes 2 MLS - Multiple Listing Service(s), Realtor.com, this website's exclusive feature pages combined with the agent handshake system that displays your home on 100's of other agent's websites (currently 490+) throughtout the metropolitan area for more visibility and more ways to view/access your home, as well as place your home on 31 of the top search engines over the internet, to take full advantage of the world wide web. Print advertising is available as well. I strive to make it convenient for everyone involved in the selling/buying process. When an approved buyer is found for your home, I refer the buyer to a separate agent on my team, because I focus on whomever hired me first. By doing this, both sellers and buyers are much more comfortable. Are You a candidate for a "Short Sale"? Sometimes there are hardships beyond our control. Losing a job, high medical bills or a death in the family, can make it impossible to continue the house payments. Reasons such as these coupled with the market price of your home may make you feel helpless. If you need to sell your home in this downward trended market and have a hardship beyond your control, there is still hope. We can work with your mortgage holder to accept less than is owed ("Short Sale"). I will warn you though, they will verify your hardship(s). So, don't think that just wanting out, is all it takes. Also, a short sale in most cases, nets you nothing. You walk away in the end with no equity (no profit) and you may need to pay taxes on the forgiven debt amount. The best part is a "Short Sale" will prevent a foreclosure and keep your credit rating intact for a future mortgage. (A Foreclosure damages your credit for several years). Should you need assistance, my team can help you through it. **Be wise and don't procrastinate. Always try to work things out with your mortgage company, first. They will probably work with you, IF you don't wait and call before the due date of the next payment.** I look forward to hearing from you soon! Sincerely, Kerry |