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2009 

This is a wonderfully written article on a sensitive subject.  Enjoy!  KimThere you are: Pitching yourself as only you can...   and the potential clients are hitting you with a volley of questions. You are not just holding your own - you are darned near poetry in motion! The answers to every ques...
11/22/2009
What's Being Whispered Behind Your Back? WORK:  Who Needs It?!! When  prospective buyers view a property for sale, the two things that they don't want to be reminded of are WORK and POTENTIAL PROBLEMS!!! Remember to be careful of the subconscious messages you are sending to buyers while they are ...
11/22/2009
Truly, you don't want to miss this one!  This has been totally redone and even has Stainless appliances.  A feature you won't find in this price range! The location can't be beat.  Located off of RT 202 near RT 1 you can actually walk to shopping!  Easy access to main roads when you need to go fu...
11/13/2009
A very well written article that shows the value of Home Staging.Home staging (or ‘property styling' as it's sometimes called, depending on where you live in the world), is the process of getting a ‘for sale' property to sparkle and really stand out for potential buyers. Despite the concept of pr...
11/10/2009
                                                                       The locals all know about it, but if you are new to the area or live a short distance away, you may not be familiar with Twelves Grill & Cafe.  Located at 10 Exchange Place, West Grove, PA, Twelves calls the Old Sovereign Bank...
11/10/2009
                                                                           K.I.S.S.:  K-eep  I-t  S-imple  S-tupid.  I'm not suggesting that home sellers are stupid, buy I am advocating that they keep things simple when marketing their property. Here's what I mean: •·         De-clutter (I always...
11/10/2009
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I'm 5 foot, 10 inches tall.  If you are 5'2" or 6'4", we probably don't see eye to eye--at least, when it comes to hanging art! Hanging art at eye level is a rule that just doesn't work!  A better rule to begin the process:   leave 1/3 of wall space above the picture and 2/3 of space below.  Ano...
11/08/2009
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