September 1, 2017
You only get one chance to make a first impression. As soon as buyers enter your home they will encounter its odor. Here are the top 5 odors that will instantly send buyers packing: Food – Certain foods can linger in the air long after you’ve enjoyed your dinner. Fish, bacon and fried foods are common culprits.
September 1, 2017
5. THOROUGHLY PREPARE YOUR HOME TO GO ON MARKET: Don’t even think about going on market until all the projects are done! If it needs fixing, fix it. If it needs upgrading, upgrade it. If it needs cleaning – clean it! Then, and only then put the home on market. A move in ready home that needs nothing
September 1, 2017
5 things a buyer should never see in your Connecticut home for sale 5. Fido. A crated dog is better than a dog running loose in the house, but gone is best of all. If you want to sell, take Fido for a walk during showings. 4. Your mess. Even if its just a little mess. Dirty dishes, clutter, crumbs
September 1, 2017
Thinking of making Fairfield County home? Wondering how far your money will take you? If you have over $1,000,000 to spend you can enjoy living minutes from NYC and the shoreline. The median sales price for residence in Darien tops off the list at almost $1.4 million, with New Canaan, Greenwich and Westport close behind: Budget challenged, but still
September 1, 2017
Fairfield County Short Sale Report YTD 2017: Three percent of all home sales currently in Fairfield County, CT are short sales (What are short sales?). However some towns have more than their fair share! Bridgeport leads the way with the most short sales in Fairfield County with short sales coming in a 7% of all
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