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Blogging is something many real estate agents struggle with. To begin with, you might wrestle with whether or not it’s even worth doing. Is blogging
With more people working from home than ever, the home office has become a major selling point to many potential buyers—and if you want to attract those potential buyers, you need to frame your office in a way that’s going to appeal to them.
And that includes getting rid of things that won’t appeal to them.
A recent article from Apartment Therapy outlined the items real estate agents recommend not displaying in your home office if you’re preparing to sell, including:
The Takeaway:
Bottom line? When you’re selling your home, you want potential buyers to be able to picture themselves working comfortably from your home office—and that means removing personal effects and making sure things look organized.
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Blogging is something many real estate agents struggle with. To begin with, you might wrestle with whether or not it’s even worth doing. Is blogging
This article was published on April 5, 2013 by Amy Curtis and is being republished with her permission. With the spring market underway, my days
Ever heard someone use that fancy-pants word, algorithm? As in, “Facebook is always updating their algorithm”? As you might know, Facebook’s algorithm is what determines
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Social media made marketing yourself as an agent about as cheap and easy as it comes. Years ago, you had to have a good chunk