List Your Home for Sale

As your agents, Dean Menard and Judy Davey will represent you and protect your best interests!

Marketing

Dean Menard and Judy Davey use both traditional and non-traditional real estate marketing techniques, including a big emphasis on the Internet, to ensure that your home is exposed to as many buyers as possible. They're an inventive, loyal, hard-working professional team with many years of experience in the real estate business.

What Sellers Want Most from an Agent

Your agent knows that what you want most is for them to bring them a qualified buyer. With honesty, integrity, and applying the Golden Rule, you can be assured that Dean and Judy will do their very best to see that your home is sold in a reasonable amount of time.

Arriving at an Offering Price

When selling your home, you might have a general price in mind. That's a good start, however, Judy and Dean offer the benefit of years of experience in the real estate market and can guide you to arriving at the optimal listing price with a comparative market analysis. Contact Dean or Judy for more information.

Quick Sale Tips and Checklist

The first thing buyers notice is the general cleanliness and condition of the home. Here are some tips to help indicate to the buyer that you have taken good care of the house.

Front of the house

A fresh coat of paint does wonders.

Pay particular attention to the front door. This is the gateway to
your home, the first impression that might make a big difference.

Keep steps and railings in good repair.

Mow the lawn, trim hedges and omit any clutter.

Clean any clutter out of the garage.

Make a positive impression with clean windows.

Repair any plumbing leaks.

Rooms and Halls

Remove unneeded items & excess furniture to "enlarge" room size.

Oil any squeaking hinges, fix loose door knobs.

In the Kitchen, ensure that the range, refrigerator, and sink are clean and that the counters are clear.

Freshen the bathroom and re-caulk tub if needed.

Closets should be neat.

Change blown light bulbs.

Keep the lights on for the showing.

Open drapes in the daytime, close them at night.

Strong cooking odors can spoil a sale.

Get rid of any tell tail smoke or pet odors.

Being present during showings can keep buyers from feeling at ease. It's best to be out of the house during the tour (and take the family pet with you).

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