You followed all the tips and staged your Spring Texas home to sell. It is now on the market and you are impatiently awaiting that first call from the showing service saying that the buyers and their Realtor are on their way.

To get the most out of every showing of your Spring Texas home, follow these tips:

1. Convenient - Make the showing of your home as convenient as possible to buyers. Buyers have many homes to choose from and if they can not get in to view yours they will just move on and find another home.
2. Comfortable - Although the buyer is a guest in your home, make them feel comfortable. Don’t expect them to remove their shoes. Leave the house. The buyer can not freely look at the house and envision it as their house with you still there. Read More »

The National Association of Realtors, NAR, has been conducting surveys of buyers and sellers for many years.  They recently released their 2007 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers Survey. And as Richard Dawson use to say… “The survey says” …  Read More »

Make your home’s “First Impression” its “Best Impression” by doing these top 30 things before putting your Spring Texas home on the market.

1. Trim your shubbery
2. Add color with flowers and potted plants
3. Powerwash the front sidewalks and driveway
4. Clean the pine needles from the roof Read More »

Many Spring Texas sellers want to take their homes off the market during the Holidays. But before you do consider the following: Read More »

When you place your home on the market it becomes a product and it is now competing with other products. In order to gain an edge in the marketplace and get top dollar for your Spring Texas home, your home must be priced right and look better than the competition. Read More »

Which shows better a vacant or occupied Spring TX home is a question I am frequently asked. Both vacant and occupied houses have their pluses and minuses. On the plus side for vacant, buyers know that they can move in quickly. They do not have to worry if the sellers time frame for move out matches their time frame for move in.  Read More »