Walt Wilson Real Estate

Information that every sellER should know
Real Estate agents work on commissions. Every agent is responsible for their own listings and sales. They share the commission with their broker/employer. Many times the sale is by another broker firm where they share 50/50 in the commission, so when the commission is split 4 ways the earnings for each agent are now reduced considerably .
So when you contact the agent regarding purchasing or selling a property be respectful of that agents position of working on commissions and do not call several agents looking for the same information. If you have 4 or 5 agents doing the same task/job, only one is getting paid and the others have wasted their time , which could have been spent helping other clients.

My Motto Is To Honor And Respect Everyone
And
I Demand The Same From My Clients.

Walt Wilson Real Estate

530-268-3543

TIPS FOR SELLERS

Let me help you buy a new house, land, ranch or commercial property or I'll be happy to discuss the sale of your existing property. As a Certified Commercial Specialist CCIM and a Certified Residential Specialist CRS I can show you how to make money.
"Put my experience to work for you."

Let me help you buy a new house, land, ranch or commercial property or I'll be happy to discuss the sale of your existing property. As a Certified Commercial Specialist CCIM and a Certified Residential Specialist CRS I can show you how to make money.
"Put my experience to work for you."

Let me help you buy a new house, land, ranch or commercial property or I'll be happy to discuss the sale of your existing property. As a Certified Commercial Specialist CCIM and a Certified Residential Specialist CRS I can show you how to make money.
"Put my experience to work for you."

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Here are some items that Sellers of Residential and Commercial Properties Can Follow to improve the time of the sale and improve your return.

Fully preparing your home for sale can make a considerable difference in the time it takes to sell it. You can help eliminate buyer objections before they arise by making necessary repairs and improvements, some of which are suggested below.

Outdoors
	Spruce up your garden and lawn; trim shrubbery and replace dead plants.
	Yard and patio should be neat; outdoor furniture should be clean and in good shape.
	Clean or paint your front door - remember first impressions last the longest!
	Manicure your front yard; make sure your driveway and entryway are free of clutter.
Exterior
	Check that house numbers, mailbox, and exterior lighting are all in good condition.
	Touch up with fresh paint as needed.
	Inspect chimney for cracks or earthquake damage.
	Repair loose trim, drain pipes, and fencing.
	Clean stains and window screens.
Garage
	Remove clutter and tidy up the shelves.
	Clean the floor.
Living Areas
	Apply fresh paint as needed... think about brightening your interiors with neutral-toned paint.
	Clean draperies and carpets.
	Replace burnt out light bulbs.
	Clean the fireplace and remove smoke stains from the wall and mantle.

Kitchen
	Sinks, appliances, and counter tops should sparkle; remove any clutter.
	Wax the floor.
	Clean the oven, range, and other appliances.
	Clean tile and grout; replace if necessary.
Bathrooms

	Clean mirrors, glass, chrome, and porcelain surfaces.
	Replace shower curtain if necessary.
	Fix any faucet drips or leaks.
	Clean grout and caulking; replace if necessary.
Closets
	Doors and drawers should open and close easily.
	Remove clutter; tidy up shelves and racks.
	Shoes and clothes should be neatly arranged.
Overall
	Check the basics around the house. It takes just a minute to check all doors, windows and cabinets to make sure they don't stick, squeak or are too loose.
	Clean your furnace and water heater so buyers know they are looking at a house that has been well maintained.