When selling your home with an executive you can expect:

• Quality service
• A closing with no surprises
• Someone who will listen to you
• Someone to represent your interests
• Someone to negotiate for you and enter discussions intended to reach an agreement
• Success on your next move!
  
  
  

• Clear out the clutter. Clear off counters, dressers, table,...
  it will not only make your home appear larger, but it will be easier to keep clean.
• Focus on curb appeal.
• Be sure to keep snow shoveled or grass mowed. Trim trees, plant gardens, pick up bikes and toys.
• Add a fresh coat of paint.

Clean, Clean, Clean.

  Clean homes are a sign of a well-cared-for home.

• Use your nose.
  Eliminate bad smells by opening windows, changing liter boxes, empty trash cans, add fresh flowers, potpourri, or air fresheners. Fresh baked goods or a bread making machine creates a welcoming aroma.
  
  
• Make all needed repairs.
  Sometimes buyers assume they can't afford to make repairs or overestimate the cost of repairs and decorating. Tighten dripping faucets, replace burned out bulbs, oil squeaky doors. It all shows that your home is carefully maintained.
  
  
• Spruce up your home with cost effective updates.
  Put new coats of paint on the walls, patch nail holes, buy new curtains, put new knobs on cabinets, or buy new throw rugs.
  
  
• Make your home as attractive as possible.
  Use your imagination make up a spare room, put out fresh flowers, use your best dishes on the table or place logs in the fireplace.
  
  
• Take a new perspective.
  Walk up to your home and pretend you've never seen it before. What do you notice? Does it feel inviting, well maintained? Would you buy it?