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Fixer Uppers a Reality for Buyers in Improving 2013 Real Estate Economy
Fixer Uppers a Reality for Buyers in Improving 2013 Real Estate Economy
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ERA Justin Realty’s Cutting Edge Technology for Buyers and Sellers for 2013
Through the power of the Internet, ERA Justin Realty has reached heights with its buyer/seller international websites, viewed by multi-thousands of buyers and sellers each month.
According to Peggy, “Our winning websites were developed to be user friendly and easy to find the information important to a buyer or seller 24 hours a day through both our ‘Our Featured Listings’ and ‘1000’s of Listings’ options. Choosing a single family, multi-family a condo or co-op? Quick clicks and the information is on the screen with dozens of color photos, a custom virtual video tour and viewing information with instructions to set up a private showing or to inspect during our Open Houses. More quick clicks and one can read about our charitable efforts, community participation as well as information on schools, transportation and other valued information about our communities.”
It’s a comprehensive source of information about ERA Justin Realty and its services. The websites have been designed to provide home buyers and sellers with quick and simple ways to search property listings from anywhere in the world, and to learn helpful information about buying and selling a home. They also post their listings on more than fifty national websites for easy showing appointments.
ERA Justin Realty Celebrates a Successful 2013 Muscular Dystrophy Summer Camp Fundraiser
ERA Justin Realty Celebrates a Successful 2013 Muscular Dystrophy Summer Camp Fundraiser
ERA Justin’s Julia Dagistanli offers tips on getting ready for your fall 2013 sale
ERA Justin’s Julia Dagistanli offers tips on getting ready for your fall 2013 sale
Ready? You get a phone call. Friends are dropping by for a few minutes, so you toss everything into the closet – toys, coats and whatever. When your guests leave, you swear you will get to it tomorrow. Sometimes, tomorrow never comes. After a while do not remember what is in there. It is now time to de-clutter and de-stress with your sale just around the corner.
Everyone loves lots of closet space. Closets are where we keep clothing, shoes, storage for seasonal items, sports equipment, linens and the endless supply of home necessities. The problem is it can become an out of sight, out of mind issue. Since these things reside behind a closed door, they do not get much thought until the day we absolutely have to have that one thing in the very back.
It is not going to go away by itself, so take time to tackle it head on and get organized. Allow lots of time for this task. You probably won’t be able to get through it in a day or even a weekend. Remember, it took you a long time to accumulate these items. You cannot expect to clean them all out in a few hours. You might want to tackle this chore in chunks of time, allowing a few weekends to get totally through the process.
You will find yourself agonizing over many decisions. The rule is, if you haven’t worn it for 2 years, toss it. If it is a gift that Aunt Emma gave you 5 years ago and something you will never use, it’s time to dispose of it. (Just don’t tell Aunt Emma.) Pretend you are moving to smaller quarters, whether you are or not, and you can only take the things you truly love. If you are having trouble, enlist the help of a friend who can be relentless.
Begin with clothing and shoes. Most of us keep favorites around far too long. Donate to a charity. There is someone out there who will put your items to good use. Place everything in piles: (1) Keepers; (2) Maybes or Yard Sale; and (3) Donations.
Toys and seasonal items are a little more difficult. If the kids have outgrown those old skates, pass them down to a friend. Holiday decorations can tug at your heartstrings, but if they are broken or no longer hold their luster, out they should go. If you cannot bear to part with them, pack them in a storage box. By the time the de-cluttering is finished you should have room left over. Books, toys and clothing that are going to a charity should be boxed up or placed in plastic bags. If you are considering a yard sale, try to tag as you go along. You might also set up a free table and usually everything will go to good use.
Most of us are drowning in paper. When you start sorting through paperwork, promise yourself to handle each piece only once. Papers that belong to other family members should be sorted and then handed over to that individual. Control newspaper and magazine pile-up by vowing to discard each issue by the time the next one arrives. On Sunday, Saturday’s paper goes out whether or not it has been read. The same thing goes for magazines. Some offices or charities are happy to have them, especially hospital waiting rooms. As for regular bills, they can be organized with a portable file box.”
Julia concluded, “ERA Justin Realty received the prestigious world-wide 2003 – 2012 ‘Commitment to Excellence Award,’ one from a few premier ERA real estate firms nationwide from over 2,600.”
ERA Justin Realty Leadership Circle Achievers Share their Knowledge
ERA Justin Realty Leadership Circle Achievers Share their Knowledge