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Judy Greenberg on Sunday, September 27, 2015 9:06:00 AM |
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Long Grove Realtor- How to choose the one for you?
You have come to that time in your life when you will be downsizing, transfering, upsizing, etc. Part of this moving process will involve choosing a Realtor who meets your qualifications. As you are aware, if you are buying or selling real estate in Long Grove, there are many excellent Long Grove Realtors to choose from. Here are 5 Tips to help you find the one best suited for you!
1 Choose a Long Grove Realtor you can trust
There are certain professions where trust is of the utmost importance and included in this list is realtors. A good realtor is someone who you know will do his or her best for you.
No -brainer! The high level of integrity and complete honesty bred into me enable you to put your trust in me to help YOU with your next real estate purchase. I will provide you a list of my past clients in order for you to feel comfortable with the way I handled their last real estate transaction.
2 Choose a full- time Long Grove Realtor
These days, it seems that almost everyone has a friend who is a realtor. Some realtors sell real estate as a hobby, and others do it as a full time job. I do it almost 24/7- ask my family. During your search for the perfect home, a realtor will be looking for your home on the multiple listing service that meets all of your criteria.
I go way beyond that. Many times when I have a buyer in a specific price range and they can’t find their dream home, I will always go above and beyond I started a Facebook page which includes 250 top Local Realtors to discuss and share knowledge about homes before they are listed on the market I'm also a member of another private group that publicizes home before they go on the market.
3 Choose a local Long Grove Realtor.
It is important to choose a realtor who knows the area like the back of her hand. Your realtor should be completely versed in the schools, subdivisions,school districts, boundary lines, commuting, type of water the home uses, conservancy laws, etc .
Let me give you an example. Suppose a school district changed boundaries within the last few years. Many listing realtors are relying on old school information, and submitting incorrect...