Price Reduction on 1408 Draft Court, Greenville NC Real Estate
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Price Reduction on 1408 Draft Court
There has been a price reduction on 1408 Draft Court. The new price is $249,000.
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How to Prepare Your Kitchen When Sellin Your Home
Monday, December 14, 2009
Easy Ways to Prepare Your Kitchen When Selling Your Home.
- Make sure the inside of your refrigerator is spotless. Whether the refrigerator is included in the sale or not, it does not matter. Most buyers will open the refrigerator and check it out with the chance that it can be negotiated into the sale. Old foods and dirty shelves will make buyers wonder how well the rest of the house has been maintained.
- Declutter your kitchen pantry. You want the buyers to feel that the space is big enough for all of their storage needs.
- Remove all items from the outside of the Refrigerator. Magnets, pictures, grocery list…all of these things need to go.
- If you have a hanging pot rack, take it down. Hanging pot racks are distracting, and make the kitchen seem smaller.
- Remove all but two small appliances from the counter tops. Pick two, possibly the coffee maker and the can opener.
- Fresh fruit and vegetables make great centerpieces in the kitchen. No shriveled apples or brown bananas. Remember lemons and limes are long lasting!
- Clean and bright is the main objective for your kitchen. Everything needs to be cleaned well. This includes cabinet fronts, floors, appliances, and trim work such as baseboards, doors, and door frames.
“We make it happen, you make it home”
Lee & Harrell Real Estate Professionals
www.besthomesingreenville.com
How to Prepare Your Kitchen When Selling Your Home, Greenville NC Real Estate
Monday, December 14, 2009
Easy Ways to Prepare Your Kitchen When Selling Your Home.
- Make sure the inside of your refrigerator is spotless. Whether the refrigerator is included in the sale or not, it does not matter. Most buyers will open the refrigerator and check it out with the chance that it can be negotiated into the sale. Old foods and dirty shelves will make buyers wonder how well the rest of the house has been maintained.
- Declutter your kitchen pantry. You want the buyers to feel that the space is big enough for all of their storage needs.
- Remove all items from the outside of the Refrigerator. Magnets, pictures, grocery list…all of these things need to go.
- If you have a hanging pot rack, take it down. Hanging pot racks are distracting, and make the kitchen seem smaller.
- Remove all but two small appliances from the counter tops. Pick two, possibly the coffee maker and the can opener.
- Fresh fruit and vegetables make great centerpieces in the kitchen. No shriveled apples or brown bananas. Remember lemons and limes are long lasting!
- Clean and bright is the main objective for your kitchen. Everything needs to be cleaned well. This includes cabinet fronts, floors, appliances, and trim work such as baseboards, doors, and door frames.
“We make it happen, you make it home”
Lee & Harrell Real Estate Professionals
www.besthomesingreenville.com
Lee & Harrell's Top 6 Tips on How to Save Time While Moving.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Lee & Harrell’s Top 6 Tips on How to Save Time While Moving. 1. Create A Moving Schedule: Starting about 60 days before your moving day, create a week by week checklist to keep the process on track. Staying on schedule will help you avoid last minute headaches. 2. Cut Down Your Possessions: Don’t waste time packing items that will not be necessary in your new home. Hold a garage sale or give away any unwanted items to family or friends. 3. Stock Up On Packing Supplies: Have plenty of supplies on hand to avoid the dilemma of running out of an item the morning of the move. 4. Spruce Up Your Home Before Moving Your Belongings In: While your home is still empty, it is easier to clean, paint and make other improvements. 5. Map Out Your Floor Plan: Give your back a break by deciding how you want to arrange your furniture before moving it into the house. 6. Change Your Address And Notify Companies Before You Move:
Filling out a change of address form before you leave town can prevent major hassles like past-due bills, service lapses and even identity theft. Before your move, you should also schedule dates to discontinue your utilities, phone, cable and Internet and arrange for these services at your new address. Several new services even let you save time by doing all your utilities hookups online.
Visit us at www.besthomesingreenville.com
Lee & Harrell's Top 6 Tips on How to Save Time While Moving.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Lee & Harrell’s Top 6 Tips on How to Save Time While Moving. 1. Create A Moving Schedule: Starting about 60 days before your moving day, create a week by week checklist to keep the process on track. Staying on schedule will help you avoid last minute headaches. 2. Cut Down Your Possessions: Don’t waste time packing items that will not be necessary in your new home. Hold a garage sale or give away any unwanted items to family or friends. 3. Stock Up On Packing Supplies: Have plenty of supplies on hand to avoid the dilemma of running out of an item the morning of the move. 4. Spruce Up Your Home Before Moving Your Belongings In: While your home is still empty, it is easier to clean, paint and make other improvements. 5. Map Out Your Floor Plan: Give your back a break by deciding how you want to arrange your furniture before moving it into the house. 6. Change Your Address And Notify Companies Before You Move:
Filling out a change of address form before you leave town can prevent major hassles like past-due bills, service lapses and even identity theft. Before your move, you should also schedule dates to discontinue your utilities, phone, cable and Internet and arrange for these services at your new address. Several new services even let you save time by doing all your utilities hookups online.
Visit us at www.besthomesingreenville.com
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