BUYING OR SELLING A HOME SHOULDN'T BE STRESSFUL

If you're like most people, buying or selling a home is the biggest investment you'll ever make. So why not take advantage of our knowledge and experience as a local market expert?

Stay organized with our library of helpful tips, checklists, and planners.

Selling Your Home
The decision to sell a home is often dependent on many factors. Whatever the situation, we guarantee a commitment to ensure you get the best possible price for your home. You can expect professional, ethical and confidential service.

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Buying a Home
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SELLING YOUR HOME

Appeal To The Home Buyer’s Senses

Your home is unique, and so are you. A cookie cutter approach just won’t get you the best results. Instead, your Las Vegas Realty Investment, Inc. professional will design a unique custom plan to market your home, one that combines a personal wealth of experience, information, ideas, connections and creativity.

Tips for Showing Your Home Once you've prepared your home for sale, keep a checklist of items to help you showcase your property to potential homebuyers. Remember that your home will be judged not only on its outward appearance, but also on the feelings it evokes in those who view the property.

Sight

• Use light to showcase your home.
• Open draperies in the daytime and turn on lights (day and night) to accentuate a cheerful atmosphere.
• If you have a fireplace, burn a Duraflame log.
• Remove any potentially offensive posters or signs.

Sound

• Consider playing soft background music while people tour your home.
• If there is exterior noise, such as traffic or nearby construction, work with Charlotte or Chuck to schedule showings around noisy times of day.

• Grinding fresh lemon in a garbage disposal or boiling cinnamon sticks can add a clean, fresh scent.
• Candles, potpourri and flowers look nice and smell pleasant.
• Lingering scents of strong-smelling foods, smoke or pets should be aired out prior to showing the home.

• Your home should appear livable.
• Potential homebuyers may like to sit in a living area and visit with their agent.

• Baking cookies or bread before showing the home adds a pleasant scent to the home.
• Adding to the hospitable atmosphere, potential homebuyers may also appreciate a cookie or lemonade.

• For your safety, remember to remove keys, jewelry and other valuables from the home during showings.
• Gather manuals and warranties on appliances in the home.
• Make a list of items to be excluded from the sale of the home or remove them from the property.