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Locality: Saint Robert, Missouri

Phone: +1 573-855-6313



Address: 212 Old Route 66 65584 Saint Robert, MO, US

Website: www.movetoftwood.com/

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Bryant Boyd-REALTOR 07.12.2020

So many people love new shoes, a new bag, a new watch, or a unique piece of jewelry but the most important purchase you can make is property. Make an investment that will give you something in return! That new bag may give you a few likes on Instagram, but the property will line your pockets. We can help with that. Call me today for a list of our newest properties to hit the market.

Bryant Boyd-REALTOR 22.11.2020

The #1 Feature Today’s Home Buyers Want Home sellers and listing agents across the country spend a great deal of time and energy trying to determine what home buyers want. They pour over magazines and read blogs to learn what is the #1 feature they can add or enhance to ensure home buyers find their home irresistible. The National Association of Home Builders’ released a 2019 home trend and buyer preferences report which cited a surprising and very practical answer laundry... rooms. In the report, 91% of those surveyed stated that having a separate laundry room was essential in their new home. The association surveyed over 4000 home buyers and asked about features which ranged from outdoor kitchens to master suites and spa-style baths. While these features were well received, the overwhelming response to what was most important in the home design is the laundry room. Laundry rooms have become so popular, that home builders are finding ways to increase their size and utility in home developments. Home buyers stated that homes with laundry chutes which lead to the room was their idea of the perfect home. These home buyers were willing to forgo trendier amenities like wine cellars, dog runs and outdoor fireplaces in order to hide piles of dirty laundry. Home buyers can be finicky and mysterious to home sellers and their agents. What this trend demonstrates is that staying with home features which provide convenience and ease of use is more important to home buyers than fancy features and expensive upgrades. See more

Bryant Boyd-REALTOR 20.11.2020

Maximizing Your Home Value Are you ready to list your home for sale? One of the first questions you might have is, how can I maximize my home value? Every seller wants to get the best possible price for their home; fortunately there are ways to make sure your potential buyers see the true value of your property and allow you to receive top dollar when you sell. Clean, declutter, depersonalize The first thing every home seller needs to do is take a critical look at th...e home and clear out the distractions. Cleaning the home/yard is a must. Remove anything that can draw a buyer’s eye away from the beauty of the home. Redecorate Professional home stagers will often advise clients to remove and/or replace furnishings. Even if you love oversized furniture, it can make the room look small; consider renting more neutral pieces during the listing. Perfect Condition No home is perfect, but before you list take care of deferred maintenance issues. Replace missing roof tiles, repaint any area that is worn or dirty, and re-sod your lawn; remember; buyers want to know the home has good bones. Update carefully It’s not important for home sellers to have the latest countertops or custom bathtub to get a good value for their home. Often the home updates/improvements sellers undergo cost more than they would lose in sales price without them. If your home is very dated, consider a seller credit instead to allow the buyer to choose their own upgrades. Homes retain value based on a few factors; the location, the condition and the features. Before you list, speak with your agent, friends and family then make any necessary repairs and changes to ensure you get the best value for your home when you sell. See more