There are many reasons that you don't want your home on the market for too long. You also may be in a situation where you need to sell pretty quick because for any upcoming job transfer you just found out about or a myriad of other reasons. These following tips are laid out below to give your home or commercial property the best chance possible to sell quickly...
Hire the Right Agent
The agent you hire should be extremely familiar with your area, school system, culture, etc. and have experience selling property in your area.
Don't Underestimate or Skimp On Staging
If mostly families are looking at homes in your neighborhood then stage one of your rooms as a nursery.  If a lot of single professionals will be looking at your home then stage a room as an office. If you have a bunch of rooms... do both!
Photos of Your Property are Key
With so much of today's decisions about which house to visit laying at the fee of the internet, your pictures have to be perfect to get traffic. m ...

School Districts are very high on most people's list when deciding where to live. We've put together this little guide to help you understand Northern Kentucky's schools better. Each of the links to the different school districts takes you to a page where you can drill down to specific information about individual schools in that district. We've linked to the State of Kentucky's own official database of schools to keep everything as objective as possible. We've also provided the School Report Card link so you can see how the schools in that district are performing. Northern Kentucky also has one of the most extensive collections of Catholic and private schools in the nation but it's not a part of this list. Every realtor on the Frank Littrell team knows about Northern Kentucky's schools and can be a great resource for you when you are trying to make a decision where to live! Contact us (859-802-7000) for more information! 

STATEWIDE SCHOOL INFORMATION
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It's true that spring is the busiest season in the real estate marketing but did you know that homes put on sale in the fall are more likely to see within 6 months than those listed in the spring and spend 6-8 fewer days on the market. The following are some tips to helping your home sell this fall and winter...
Prepare For the Colder Weather
Your HVAC system and drafts are going to be on peoples mind in the winter so make sure they are running great and your drafts problems are corrected. Charge you air filters, add some weather stripping, clean/inspect your chimney if you have a fireplace, etc. If you need some new doors or windows, now is the time.
Don't Forget to Add Some Curb Appeal
Your grass will probably be yellow and your tree's leaves will be falling so keep everything as tidy as possible. Get that last mow in and make sure your leaves are raked. Remove dead plants, and flower from pots and window boxes. Maybe some outdoor furniture added to the porch will look good. Seas ...

At one point during the last great housing boom, home buyers were looking for media rooms, wine cellars, and large expansive bonus rooms. Those days are gone and present day homebuyers are looking for more practical things like energy efficiency and storage per a new study released by the National Association of Homebuilders called “What Home Buyers Really Want.”

New Homebuyers Want Affordable Utility Costs
Energy Rated Appliances - 94% of homebuyers in the study say they want energy-rated appliances
Energy Star Home Ratings - 91 percent want an energy-star rating for the entire home
Energy Star Window Ratings - 89 percent say they want energy-star rated windows
Ceiling Fans - 88 percent want ceiling fans to better circulate air in their homes

Homebuyers Want Storage Space
Bathroom Storage - 90% of homebuyers want a linen closet in the bathroom to store towels and other bathroom supplies
Garage Storage - 86% of homebuyers want space in the garage for s ...

When you own a home, you want to make it your own. You want it to fit your lifestyle. Maybe you want a pool outback? Maybe you want a two car garage? Maybe you want building in shelves. These updates can cost you a pretty penny but not all of them will get you your investment back when it comes time to sell. According to the Home Features Survey by the National Association of REALTORS(R) you can expect the following on home upgrades and features... 
Home Features That Homebuyers Are Willing To Spend Extra For...

Waterfront - Willing to pay $5,420 extra for a home that was on the waterfront.
Home Less than 5 Years Old - Willing to pay an extra $5,020
Basement - Willing to spend $3,200 extra
In-law Suite - Willing to pay $2,920 extra
Air Conditioning - Willing to spend $2,250 extra (#1 wanted feature/upgrade)
Den / Home Office - Willing to spend $1,920 extra
New Kitchen Appliances - Willing to spend $1,840 extra (#2 wanted feature upgrade)
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