Mona's Real Estate Matters & a Myriad of Other Conversations
Sylva, NC Real Estate, Dillsboro, NC Real Estate, Cullowhee, NC Real Estate, Jackson County, NC, Franklin, NC, Waynesville, NC
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2012
Are referrals handled with the same attention given the rest or your business or are they just phone calls with names? REALTORS often have many chances to make and receive referrals with other agents. It could be that you’ve received a call to list a house, but the caller didn’t realize that t...
06/15/2012
It turns out it isn’t necessary to have curbs to have great curb appeal. Good thing, most of the communities in our area of Western North Carolina may have sidewalks but no curbs. Just because you don’t have curbs, do not neglect your curb appeal! You only get one chance for a first impression ...
06/14/2012
The interesting thing about recently writing the series on FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), is that all questions get even more attention and can be terrific blog fodder. Just yesterday I was asked a question that I realized I’d been asked by many sellers, “How Many Agents Do I Have to Pay to ...
06/13/2012
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Does anything evoke the idea of “southern style” more than a Magnolia in full bloom? See a Magnolia brings to mind southern literature…To Kill a Mockingbird, Gone with the Wind, The Prince of Tides, Interview With a Vampire…you know, the classics. This particular Magnolia was in an old cemete...
06/12/2012
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This morning I noticed a blog asking for some help by Pamela Seley in Temecula, CA in adding captions to photos. Here's another chance to promote the PicMonkey photo editing site and give a quick tutorial for something so easy. Here's the photo before caption. Go to PicMonkey.com Select Ed...
06/11/2012
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Real estate’s like this. Sometimes you work weekends. If you’re lucky, the people are sincere in the mission of buying property. If you’re REALLY lucky, they’re sincere AND engaging. Bright, funny, with lots of give and take in the conversation. It hasn’t happened often, but there’ve been few p...
06/10/2012
People often make the mistake of not paying attention to reading the Restrictive Covenants before their Due Diligence period is up. Truth be told, they really need to examine them BEFORE they make the offer. You never know what might be hidden in there. Toni points out a really important issue...
06/10/2012
Showing houses during the rain usually isn't the first choice of Realtors or their clients, but we work with what we're dealt with. The upside of the rainy days in the summer in the mountains of Western North Carolina would have to be the jewel-like raindrops as the rest on the very happy blooms...
06/10/2012
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Do you remember the neighborhood in Dillsboro a week or so ago, it wasn’t exactly lakefront property although to the inhabitants it probably felt like a lake. Well, that all changed a couple of days ago. Leslie told me she had trouble sleeping one morning thinking about Karla’s tadpoles and the...
06/08/2012
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Tracking down the most recent Restrictive Covenants, Road Maintenance Agreements, Home Owners Association and the current elected boards of those groups sometimes makes me feel like a real private eye. To make it a little harder, the Jackson County public website just did a little ahem “upgrade...
06/08/2012
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