Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Solly Assa Guide On Finding a great agent



Many home sellers make a huge mistake at the very start of this process by selecting agents that offer them the highest listing price for and the lowest commission. However, there are plenty of other factors to consider when you’re choosing an agent such as experience, skill, and reputation.

It takes time and effort to come up with an agent prepared to sell your home and get you the best deal possible while charging a fair commission rate.  Make sure to choose an agent you like and who can relate to you because you’ll be seeing a lot of your real estate agent in the following months. Solly Assa suggests doing research before beginning the process. By doing so, you can discover which agents are working in your area and look through their websites, blogs, profiles, reviews or recommendations from previous clients. You can also ask friends and family for referrals in your targeted neighborhood.

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Pro Tips from Solly

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Paint is one of the simplest, most cost-effective home improvements. Freshly painted rooms look clean, modern and up-to-date. Overly bold shades should be avoided if you don’t want to risk having your house stand out for all the wrong reasons. Before you get started, it’s best to consult with a designer. Nowadays there are also virtual painting programs that can give you a preview. Home Depot and hardware stores often have professionals who can recommend shades and colors based on what you’re looking for.

Lastly, you should certainly consider having a professional come in to check out your home. He/she can offer advice on home improvements and may even discover hidden problems that could negatively impact your house’s value.

Thursday, August 24, 2017

Skills and Qualities are like Sticks and Stones



It goes without saying that agents should always be transparent with clients and work for their best interest. Another extremely important and rather obvious skill is knowledge and experience. Being a real estate agent requires a lot of skills, but knowing how the purchasing and selling processes work is the first and foremost. Real estate agents are experts, which means they are trained, licensed and have the experience to work through the sale process efficiently. A good real estate agent needs to be aware of how things go in the real estate market at all times. Having a handle on all aspects of the job requires an agent to be up-to-date on new laws and regulations, contracts, and all other legal means.

Having solid negotiating skills is another quality that is required by real estate agents. A good agent must have an unquestionable talent for negotiation because unlike buyers and sellers, the agent can overlook the emotional aspect of the ongoing transaction, which Mr. Assa says leads to successful negotiation. Regardless whether you are buying or selling a property, you will most definitely need to negotiate since it is an undeniable part of the real estate market. An experienced agent should know the average price of the area at any given time, which translates into knowing when to push for a better price and when to stop the negotiating process and close a good deal.

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Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Real Estate Selling Tricks

Some homes get listed and sold within a few days, while other end up stuck in the market for years. According to real estate developer Solly Assa, the secret of successful home selling lies in adopting highly effective habits. Effective, successful people are in the habit of taking the first step. It is never too early to start preparing for a house sale. Proactive people are known for taking ownership. Maintaining and improving your property is a smart decision.

Investing in your property doesn't always have to be pricey. In fact, every time you repair something or have some home renovation, you're adding value to your most valuable asset, your home. Even if you’re not completely aware of it now, once you decide to sell, it will all pay off. An impactful homeowner cares about the state of his property from the day he moves in.

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