homes for sale bellingham: How to do a Fixer for Cheap - Bellingham WA Homes For Sale
- 01/12/15 01:00 PM
I am a Home Inspector, General Contractor, and Realtor. I know how to do a fixer for cheap. First is starting with the right person. Go on Craigslist and find a person for 20-25 dollars an hour. Don't try and lowball on the main guy. Then go to Craiglist and buy materials before you do a fixer. Great tile and flooring are available and you can get your money back on these items. Then start General Contractor accounts with major retailers like Keller and Sherwin Williams. I get up to 30 percent off retail price and sometimes more. Then have everything … (2 comments)
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homes for sale bellingham: Bellingham WA Setting a Price for your home
- 12/15/14 06:34 AM
Something I always hear from my clients in Bellingham WA and Whatcom county is that they want top dollar for their home. I totally agree. I educate them about when prices are higher during the spring and summer seasons and when they can expect the most for their home. However, I also have to caution them that their is a counterpart to this transaction that wants to pay the least amount for a home - the Buyer. I tell them that the common ground is set by the market and that the market really determines the prices. I inform them that … (0 comments)
When you enter a real estate contract, you are committing to a real estate agent to sell your home for a period of time. This is known as the length of the contract. Typical contract length are 6,9, and 12 months long. Depending on the complexity of the project, a time table is engineered to work for both agent and client. A typical home is priced correctly should be on the market for 120 days in Whatcom County. This is four months or so. The contract also dictates a commission or percentage of the … (2 comments)
I am a Home Inspector, General Contractor, and Realtor. I know how to do a fixer for cheap. First is starting with the right person. Go on Craigslist and find a person for 20-25 dollars an hour. Don't try and lowball on the main guy. Then go to Craiglist and buy materials before you do a fixer. Great tile and flooring are available and you can get your money back on these items. Then start General Contractor accounts with major retailers like Keller and Sherwin Williams. I get up to 30 percent off retail price and sometimes more. Then have everything … (2 comments)
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