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Agency Relationships Explained
When choosing a sales representative to work with to Buy or Sell a home it is important that they explain what your options are as far as their Professional relationship with you and you with them. This is commonly referred to as “Agency Disclosure”. Read the rest of this entry »
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Picture postcard perfect Anguilla (rhymes with Vanilla!) is located in the British West Indies; nestled between St. Barts and St. Maarten. The island of Anguilla is only 35 sq.miles in size and a population of less that fifteen thousand. Anguilla represents the way the Caribbean used to be. Read the rest of this entry »
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Whether buying or selling a home this chart will give you a an idea of the approximate costs for some of the more common projects home owners undertake. Read the rest of this entry »
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When we meet to discuss the sale of your home I will provide you with information regarding the current market situation, agency representation, pricing strategy and advise you on how to create a great first impression to potential buyers. Read the rest of this entry »
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When you decide to sell your home you need to consider that how you LIVE in your HOME and how you SELL your HOUSE are two very different things! When you decorate your home you do it to appeal to the personal style and preferences of your family. When it comes to selling your house you have to decorate it to appeal to the widest range of buyers as possible. Read the rest of this entry »
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What is RE/MAX?
RE/MAX means Real Estate Maximums.
RE/MAX sets the highest standards for integrity, service & performance in the Real Estate Industry.
RE/MAX has built an organization of entrepreneurs that sets the pace for others to follow.
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Picture postcard perfect Anguilla (rhymes with Vanilla!) is located in the British West Indies; nestled between St. Barts and St. Maarten. The island of Anguilla is only 35 sq.miles in size and a population of less that fifteen thousand. Anguilla represents the way the Caribbean used to be. Read the rest of this entry »
