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"You are a miracle worker!"
"What can I say about Christine? Well, after nine months of painful showings and no offers, we did not renew with our realtor because he just did not have the answers for us or the results. When the house went off the market, we received a letter from Christine and were impressed by what she had to say. We called and interviewed her, but also interviewed another realtor before selecting her. We liked her right away. She was very warm, friendly and frankly won us over with her friendly smile and personality. MOST IMPORTANTLY!! She did a beautiful visual home tour for all the websites and marketed our home in a very impressive manner. We still can’t believe it… OUR HOME SOLD IN 18 DAYS!!!! Bless you Christine, you are a miracle worker!"
Jay Bedwell
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Bargain Properties >Such A Deal Most sellers know that buyers are attracted to homes that are spotlessly clean, well-maintained and tastefully decorated. Sometimes the seller can't make the extra effort to prepare the home for showing. Some real estate listings are being sold to settle estates or by someone who has been transferred unexpectedly and didn't have time to complete the necessary cosmetic repairs. Homes that need work are often exceptional values.
When a real estate agent shows you a house that needs help, try to imagine how it would look with new carpet, a fresh coat of paint and your furniture settled inside. Because the condition and overall appeal of a house have such an impact on the selling price, "fixer-uppers" are often priced lower than comparable homes. If the home is structurally sound and has updated systems, a small investment of "elbow grease" and paint could make it look fabulous.
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What is arguably the world's strangest (and most dysfunctional) kitchen?
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In 1998 the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City first displayed a kitchen made entirely of 40 million colored glass beads by artist Liza Lou of Topanga, California. |
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