Selling a home in Utah

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Stylish two story in Daybreak. Open and modern kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances and a built-in work space. Upstairs enjoy a bonus loft area great for an office area, toy area, or whatever your need may be. Enjoy the convenience of laundry on the same level as master and bedrooms. Spacious master with large walk-in closet, separate bath and shower, and double sinks. Fully finished basement with family room. Private, fenced yard and alley access to garage. Easy to show! Call now for your private tour.

If you would like more information or pics of this home go to http://www.goberealty.com/homes/10322-S-Silver-Mine-Rd/South-Jordan/UT/84095/57970082/

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Views! Modern! Energy Efficient!

 

South Jordan House of the Month!

   

Kettle WaySolar powered energy efficient! Average $58 a month

         

Gorgeous Valley Views! Sits across the street from Park!

       

Modern Design 

 

 

 

2 Story Vaults

              Sit on your patio and enjoy the Mountain views and fresh air.  Its easy to relax in this home, after all, the solar power energy efficiency of paying $58 a month average allows you to spend your money elsewhere. This home is conveniently located near lots of parks/basketball courts/tennis courts/ and the neighborhood's new pool.     Call 801-966-4000 and find out about our SELL YOUR HOME GUARANTEED when you BUY THIS…
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What not to ask when selling your home: "What is my home worth?" or "What will my home appraise for?"  This is not the right way to understand the value of your home. An appraisal is an estimate of value or to put it more simply; one person's opinion of the value of your home. As we all know that opinion is not necessarily fact, it's important to know that there is no such thing as an absolute number that your home is worth

Here's what happened to one seller of mine. The buyer's appraisal of their home came in $70,000 below list price. Yikes! After hiring 3 different appraisers on the same house all 3 came back with very different "opinions" of value. After 2 weeks of convincing the banks, the buyers, and the REALTORS, I was able to sell the home for

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Some agents offer to sell your home at a discounted rate or for a flat fee. Why do they do this? It's to build up their experience. We all know that the best experience comes from making mistakes. In essence they are admitting that they are likely to make mistakes while marketing your home, and they are paying you for the experience they will gain from those mistakes. These mistakes can range from limited real estate knowledge to misunderstandings about technology.

One of the most common mistakes I see is with a listings photos. The MLS is a great service and uploading good pictures of your home will ensure that a lot of people can see it. In addition to the MLS many websites import the photos and information to their website for increased exposure.

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Myan Burton, our Neighborhood Expert for Midvale/Murray, shows what being a Neighborhood Expert is all about.

Myan recently had 2 home owners in his area who wanted to sell their home. Myan told them how to clean and stage their home and make it ready to sell. How would you like to list your home for sale, clean and show it once, and then have your home sold? That is what Myan did for his sellers. Before it was even listed online, he had the buyers for their home. Neighborhood Experts are able to help sellers sell fast and ease the stress of selling.

Neighborhood Experts also know what homes are coming on the market and can get great deals for their buyers before anyone else.  Because he is the Neighborhood Expert, buyers know to come to him for

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There are financial dangers when making the transition from selling your home to renting. If the potential buyer of your home cancels the contract on your home after you've already signed your new rental agreement, you could be in a double-payment bind.

 

After you have a buyer make an offer on your home, they have specific deadlines to meet before the purchase is complete. This is their due diligence period where they are responsible for inspecting the home, and securing financing. Typically a real estate contract will take about 30 days to close. During these 30 days the buyer can back out of the contract based on either inspections or on financing. These dates are negotiable, but most often buyers have 21 days to back out.

 

That presents a…
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Flyers used to be the way to market a home. When a home buyer drives by a house they want information. Flyers provide a quick and anonymous way to get the information about the home. The only other option people had was to call the number on the sign and talk to the agent. Most people didn't want to call the agent because they just want the information, they want to remain anonymous. This causes a problem when selling a home, there's no way to follow up with these buyers.

Because of our success selling homes, I am asked by a lot of people about my marketing strategies. I explain that our primary goal when marketing the home is to talk to every potential buyer. When interested buyers pick up flyers, it is a missed opportunity to market the home.

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March is a time for warming weather, leprechauns, rainbows, and pots of gold. In the housing market March is also a time for increasing sales and improved activity. Historically the market begins to heat up as the weather does. Timing is everything in Real Estate, and knowing when to act is vital for your success. 

The market is poised for some great improvements and opportunities. Recent sales history can help us estimate which zip codes will be able to sell this month.

If you live in one of these HOT zip codes, your home may be the pot-of-gold at the end of the rainbow. Contact me quickly while the demand in your area is hot. You can also sign up for a free Market Report or a Home Analysis to help you decide when the timing is just right

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Now is a great time to buy! But what if you already own a home? The overall market may be down, but some homes can still attract buyers willing to pay what your home is worth. What makes these homes resistant to the recession? As the adage goes: “location, location, location!”

By tracking the areas with the highest demand we know which homes will sell well this month. If you live in one of these areas, now is the time to sell so you can take advantage of the other great deals around the state. The low interest rates won't last forever, and will likely increase soon. If you live in one of these hot spots*, now is the time to list your home and start looking for a new home to purchase.

1. Alpine, Zip 84004           Price Range: $300K – $350K
Sales

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Here’s a quick video for my Listings.

For more information and graphs check out my earlier report comparing the home sales along the Wasatch Front, with those of the rest of the nation.

As well as my reaction to the July statistics: Double Dip?

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