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Five Ways to Keep Up with the Joneses Where First Impressions are Concerned

12/07/2016 by Debe Leave a Comment

Five Ways to Keep Up with the Joneses Where First Impressions are Concerned

Seller tips - making the front of your home pop for buyersYes, the old saying about keeping up with the Joneses is not always frowned upon – especially when it comes to curb appeal when selling your Charlotte home! Another old saying, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression” is also applicable when it comes to curb appeal!

How your home looks from the street is an essential part of being successful in the sale of your home. It’s also where comparison with your neighbors’ homes is inescapable – which can pose a problem if you neighbor’s home is for sale and their yard always had that ‘Yard of the Month’ sign in the front yard – even in the winter!

Here are five ways to keep up with the Joneses by boosting your home’s curb appeal and making a lasting first impression.

BE CRITICAL

Because most of us use the garage door to enter our home, we rarely take a critical look at the front of our homes. This is probably the most essential step in creating effective curb appeal that out-does the Joneses! You may even want to consider getting another person involved in being critical – sometimes it’s difficult for us to ‘notice’ issues that really could make or break getting a buyer into our homes.

Balance | Symmetry

I had a conversation with a previous client the other day about symmetry – it is something that jumps out at her with every photo she sees of homes online! Not only is a symmetrical design visually appealing, it’s something that will cause a buyer to skip right over your home when viewing online – or seeing in person. If your home doesn’t allow for large symmetrical designs because of its structure , focus in on specific elements such as tree-plantings or light fixtures that you can use for balance. Consider the front door fixtures as well. Sometimes just a little balance will make all of the difference.

Symmetry is important - as is a well-manicured lawn

Garage Doors that POP!

If you have a front or side-load garage, you know that the external façade is taken up largely by the garage door(s). Garage doors have a large influence on how people see your home – for the first time. If your garage door is in need of paint or repair, replacement doors to suit your home, can make or break the sale of your home. If the door is fine but, just needs a touch-up, paint or touch-up to make that door POP!

Garage doors that pop

Outdoor Living Spaces

A great way to attract buyers is to put yourself in your buyers’ shoes. Think about what is appealing to you about outdoor spaces and arrange an aesthetically pleasing seating area outside your home. Front porches make a powerful statement and the sentiments of them are quite impactful at first sight. This welcoming space offers buyers the chance to sit down and dream about owning your home! A clear and attractive walkway is also very inviting, so be sure to spruce yours up or install a whole new one to, literally, lead buyers to your door. If you have a great one but, rarely use it because you access your home from the garage and rarely take the sidewalk, perhaps it just needs a good power-washing!

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Accent By Manicuring

 Lawn maintenanceAre your shrubs looking a bit over-grown or scraggly? Put a little time or pay someone to do some trimming, moving, planting out front! Nothing screams that this home has been well-maintained than a perfectly manicured lawn! It shows buyers that the current owners have pride of ownership – making them WANT to walk through your front door to see the rest! If trees are hanging over the roof, touching the side of the house, have those trimmed as well. And, a pop of color can go miles with that first impression by way of a few potted, flowing annuals by the door or in the beds out front. Lastly, a new load of mulch or pine needles make your green shrubs really stand out even in the wintertime!

We’re here to help you look at your home objectively and provide a clear assessment of your home’s strengths and weaknesses. Be sure to give us a call to help you with your home’s first impression – we know how to keep up with the Jonses with regards to curb appeal and first impressions!

Thinking of selling?  We’d love to help you list your Charlotte home for sale and give you some early advice during the planning stages as you prepare your home for sale.  Give us a call at (704) 491-3310 or email CharlotteBroker@icloud.com.

© Debe Maxwell | The Maxwell House Group | CharlotteBroker@icloud.com | Five Ways to Keep Up with the Joneses Where First Impressions are Concerned

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Your Charlotte Home Listing Expired without Selling?

12/06/2016 by Debe Leave a Comment

Charlotte NC Luxury Homes for Sale in FoxcroftYour Charlotte Home Listing Expired without Selling?

Phoning an expired listing recently, I received a hasty, “We’ll be renewing with the previous agent.” and then CLICK!

But, WAIT! There was SO MUCH that I wanted to ask you and also tell you about your home that you probably did not know! Of course, we can’t ‘bash’ other agents and their marketing but, I would love to have asked you several questions to help you determine if you need to make a change!

  • When you listed your high-end, luxury home, did you EXPECT your agent to hire a professional photographer? (Those iPhone pictures obviously didn’t work for you!)
  • De-cluttering and making your home ‘magazine perfect’ should have been something that was considered BEFORE listing your home the first time. Statistics show that 90% of home buyers can’t visualize their own furniture in your home without garnering ideas from sellers. That’s why vacant properties struggle on the market – buyers need ‘ideas’ from the sellers.
  • Have you considered an appraisal?  Typically homes that remain on the market for more than the average days on the market in their community, either have a problem with location, condition or price. The location is what it is and the price should be relative to the property location.  The condition, we discussed above and the price…could need tweaking a bit. Why put yourself under further stress for a longer period of time if you’re overpriced?
  • What did you think of the marketing that was previously done for your home?  What would you have liked to see done differently for you?
  • How were your showings?  How many did you have?
  • What was the feedback?  What were the positives and negatives your potential buyers shared with your agent following showings?  How did you and your agent overcome the objections made by the potential buyers?  What was the feedback after those objections were shared with the buyers?
  • Did your agent suggest any changes or improvements based upon the feedback?  Was your marketing changed to overcome the objections upfront and done so expeditiously?

Selling your home is an interactive process and one that entails great diligence in proper marketing as well.  Mastering feedback objections is one of the single most important things that can be done to get your home sold.  I would love to have had the opportunity to show you what I could do for you!  Consider your past experience and your past RESULTS, then phone or text us at (704) 491-3310 to get the job DONE!

Thinking of listing your Charlotte luxury home for sale?  Phone or text us at (704) 491-3310 or email us at CharlotteBroker@icloud.com.  We’d love to help you get your home SOLD!

© Debe Maxwell | The Maxwell House Group | CharlotteBroker@icloud.com | Your Charlotte Home Listing Expired without Selling?  Consider your past experience and your past RESULTS, then phone us at (704) 491-3310 to get the job done!

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5 Home Maintenance Items to Grab During Holiday Shopping

11/19/2016 by Debe Leave a Comment

5 Home Maintenance Items to Grab During Holiday Shopping

’Tis the Season! Along with homeownership comes home maintenance tasks that should garner our attention periodically. To keep their home in tip-top shape, use this shopping season when you’re out and about anyway, to stop at the local hardware store. Pick up items that you can use yourself as evening or weekend projects to keep up with your home maintenance.

Here are a few items to grab when you’re out shopping:

Do It Yourself
Do It Yourself

Bottle of vinegar and an ice cube tray: Yes, crazy as it sounds, the best way to keep your garbage disposal blades clean and sharp is to run vinegar ice cubes through it!  This simple task can eliminate odors as well as maintain your garbage disposal unit for years to come.

9-Volt Batteries & a Fire Extinguisher: If you didn’t test the batteries in your smoke detector and carbon monoxide detectors when the time changed last month, check them before you head out to go shopping. You should also check to make sure that your fire extinguisher is not nearing its expiration date. If it is, you’ll want to grab a new one!

HVAC filters: Keeping your HVAC filters clean and free of pet hair, dust and debris needs to be done on a monthly basis and are critical in prolonging the life of your HVAC unit(s). Now is a great time to pick up those filters in bulk and have them handy for your monthly filter change.

Caulk: Water intrusion is one of the most, if not THE most destructive issues we face as homeowners. Prevention of water intrusion can come in multiple ways but, something we can perform as homeowners ourselves comes in in the form of a simple, cheap maintenance item – caulk! Showers, tubs, sinks and backsplashes are primary areas that require caulk that is intact…and it’s a quick and easy task too!

Vacuum Attachment: This one is something that we all tend to overlook but, can be one of the biggest safety hazards in our homes. Cleaning the clothes dryer filter with each use is not enough to prevent ‘straggling’ lint from accumulating just beyond that filter, filling the vent and potentially causing fire damage. Purchase a narrow attachment for your vacuum cleaner and USE IT regularly! You’ll be amazed at the amount of lint that you’ll remove when you actually get beyond the removable filter!

These simple items can be used routinely to maintain your most expensive investment – your home! For more maintenance items that require contractors assistance, give us a call; we have a list of preferred professionals that we can recommend to you!

Do It Yourself

© Debe Maxwell | The Maxwell House Group | CharlotteBroker@icloud.com | 5 Home Maintenance Items to Grab During Holiday Shopping

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3 Must-Do Home Inspections Before Putting Your Home on the Market

10/31/2016 by Debe Leave a Comment

3 Must-Do Home Inspections Before Putting Your Home on the Market

Pre-home inspection in Charlotte NCOh, my house is in perfect condition! I have annual maintenance done on everything ‘mechanical’ in my home and take care of any issues right away. I don’t NEED an inspection – it’s a waste of money!”

Agents hear this from homeowners to whom we have suggested a pre-inspection often! Of course, everyone who has taken the leap to homeownership has heard the stories about what a home inspection can reveal but, many are not aware of the primary issues that can kill a deal if the buyer discovers an issue (or several) that you weren’t aware of?  Here are the most common things that can create havoc when it comes to the buyers’ inspection.

OH NO! The Roof!

One of the most important parts of a home is the roof, which keeps everything contained within safe and DRY. Aside from the minor details that are obvious from the ground, there can be issues that can have a huge impact on your buyers moving forward following their home inspection. Unless your roof is less than 5 years old, it is definitely worth having a licensed roof inspector. Determining any problems beforehand and having them remedied before you list your home, saves this ‘big ticket item’ from adversely affecting the sale of your home.

Moisture in The Crawl Space

Water in the crawl space?Oh, the joys of being completely blindsided by learning that there is moisture in your crawl space and the buyers are taking a hike as a result! The dreaded fungus word (mold) often creeps into the conversation when a seller is stunned to find that the buyers’ inspector found moisture and damage as a result of that moisture in the crawl space. Buyers often fear that the moisture remediation is just too costly for them to move forward.

What happens when that scenario arises? The sellers have to remediate the moisture and all resulting issues caused by the moisture. Having to find a new buyer after being told that there is moisture in the crawl space is also difficult – “One buyer has already walked from this sale – there must be something terribly wrong with the home.”

This ‘pre-inspection’ can be easily performed by –

  • Crawling your crawl space yourself – Does it smell of moisture/fungus? Are there visible water puddles? Is your moisture barrier intact and covering 95% of the crawl space? Is the wood foundation dry or is there staining or effervescence visible on the wood or concrete?
  • Ask your trusted handyman or contractor to check your crawl space for you.
  • Have your pest company share your most recent moisture levels in the crawl space and remedy any levels (readings) above 19%.

HVAC Issues

"Yeah, this inspection report is killing our deal!"
“Yeah, this inspection report is killing our deal!”

The HVAC system in your home is important for heating, cooling and general ventilation and is a big item that buyers view as top deal-killers if their inspector finds major issues. As there may be notes in the home inspection report that absolve the general home inspector of any responsibility, you can bet that the inspector will perform a superficial inspection and if he/she finds items of concern, he’ll recommend his buyers have an HVAC specialist to take apart the system and perform a full inspection. This is typically a red flag for a buyer and can easily be prevented by having your HVAC specialist check out the systems prior to listing your home. Providing any service records to the buyers PRIOR to the inspection can be most helpful – and save those HVAC deal-killers!

If you’re planning on putting your home on the market soon and are looking for an experienced agent, you may want to contact us for more information.  We’re happy to provide a list of Charlotte home inspectors who can perform a pre-inspection to allay any deal-killers for you!

 

© Debe Maxwell | The Maxwell House Group | CharlotteBroker@icloud.com | 3 Must-Do Home Inspections Before Putting Your Home on the Market

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Barclay Downs Real Estate Market Report SEPT 2016

09/29/2016 by Debe Leave a Comment

Barclay Downs Real Estate Market Report SEPT 2016

One of Charlotte’s most popular neighborhoods, Barclay Downs was developed in the late 1950‘s.  One of SouthPark‘s gems, the Barclay Downs homes are traditional and almost all brick, typical of Charlotte during that period.  Homes for sale in Barclay Downs range from the high $200,000‘s to over $1,000,000.  The style of homes varies with a nice blend of ranches, split levels, and two-story homes.  Homes range between 1,500 and 6,000+ square feet.  Barclay Downs neighborhood remains a strong sellers’ market with only a 2.1-month supply of homes on the market.

Here is the latest market report for this SouthPark community in a snapshot:

Charlotte Neighborhood Barclay Downs Market Report

SouthPark’s Barclay Downs Neighborhood Analytics

Barclay Downs Neighborhood Analyzer

 

Homes for Sale in Barclay Downs:

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Thinking of listing your Barclay Downs home?  I live in SouthPark and would love to help you with your home sale!  Your home sale impacts my home value so, I have a vested interest in getting you TOP DOLLAR for your home!  Give me a call or email me – let’s talk!

© Debe Maxwell | (704) 491-3310 | CharlotteBroker@icloud.com | Barclay Downs Real Estate Market Report SEPT 2016

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Charlotte Real Estate Q&A | How Should I Prepare My Charlotte House for Sale?

09/10/2016 by Debe Leave a Comment

How should I prepare my Charlotte house for sale?

SOLD in DilworthPreparing your Charlotte house for sale is not just a simple, “put it on the market and see what happens” process!  It’s a multi-step, organized process that begins with a great real estate coach (your agent)!

The first step is to de-personalize and de-clutter your home as much as possible.  This is the step that most sellers just hate having to do!  I always tell my sellers, “You’re going to be packing it up to move anyway, you may as well do it now!”  Pack up the personal items and then ‘grow’ your rooms by removing any non-essential pieces, decorations and clutter.

A pre-inspection is always a good idea.  Assess what needs to be repaired, arrange for the work to be done and ascertain that both the interior and exterior are in tip-top shape!  Ask your Charlotte Realtor® his/her advice on what should be repaired prior to listing your home for sale in Charlotte.

Once the repairs have been done and the clutter removed, does your home look picture-perfect?  If not, are there affordable upgrades that need to be done?  Are there upgrades that will bring a high return if added?  Right now, granite countertops, kitchen cabinetry and appliances are in HIGH demand by buyers; if your kitchen isn’t updated, that can cost you far more in the sales price than the actual cost of making those upgrades BEFORE listing your home.

If your Charlotte real estate agent recommends staging, I suggest that you do that.  I recently sold a home in HOURS that looked neat, clean, upgraded but, just needed that final ‘decorator’s’ touch.  My smart sellers hired a stager who brought in minimal items to stage the home, adding just the right touch to what they already had and VOILA!  The home sold with multiple Offers in mere hours!

Now, what about the exterior?  Has all wood-rot been repaired and repainted?  Has the exterior been freshly painted or recently painted?  What about the front door? Is the yard in top shape?  What about the driveway and sidewalk–do they need powerwashing?  Are all of the cobwebs and debris removed from the screens?  What about the landscaping–weeded with fresh mulch and flowers added for color?  Bear in mind, the first impression is the most important so, don’t neglect the exterior by focusing too much on the interior!

Now, are you ready to list your Charlotte home for sale?  If so, check out our client reviews and give us a call at (704) 491-3310.  We don’t just LIST Charlotte homes for sale, we SELL them!

© Debe Maxwell | The Maxwell House Group | CharlotteBroker@icloud.com | Charlotte Real Estate Q&A | How Should I Prepare My Charlotte House for Sale? | Contact Charlotte’s Top Real Estate Listing Agents at (704) 491-3310.

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