Robert Eldredge is the Broker/President of RWE Real Estate Services and a Fort Lauderdale gay Realtor with over $125,000,000 in sales.
He sold the largest condo in Florida at 12,000 sf for $5,000,000.
Robert is a Luxury Specialist, but no property is too big or too small.
Buy, sell or rent – Robert Eldredge and RWE Real Estate will go beyond your expectations.
Pricing your home correctly from the start is imperative to a successful sale. We all love our homes and probably think it is worth more than it is. But that thinking can be a killer when it comes to pricing your home when you go to sell.
There are three main home pricing strategies to think about when approaching finding the right price: Aspirational, Market Value, and Below Market Value.
The first thing to remember when pricing your home is you must think of it like a product. While it is still currently your home, in the minds of the buyers it is a product. And buyers will decide if that price you’ve set is worth what the house offers. If it isn’t, your showings will lag and offers will just not arrive. This will lead to longer days on market, which can be a huge turn off to buyers, especially in the D.C. market.
So, what is the best of these home pricing strategies for you? It comes down to your specific property. What it offers, where it is located, the size, the condition, etc. It’s also helpful to see what the market norms are, so you are competitive. So before pricing any home, you have to do your research. You want to closely examine what similar homes have sold for in your area in the past year to six months. Seeing that data is a start to any good pricing discussion.
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Whether first time home buyers, buyers wanting to upgrade or downsize or seniors I cherish them all.
As a Tucson gay friendly Realtor, client service is my strength. I’ll be with you every step of the way to make sure your experience is positive and stress free.
An Old Pueblo native, I can assure you this is a great place to live. This Southern Arizona town considered one of the most culturally diverse U.S. cities.
If you are thinking of buying a home, some of your friends may have told you that you have to throw caution to the wind and just go all in. Or you may have heard of friends that bought a home and had to spend lots of money after the fact to repair things they didn’t know were wrong, and want you to be a cautious home buyer. How can you as a buyer feel protected yet also assert yourself in a competitive market?
That’s where your agent comes in to help. The buyer agent will call the listing agent and find out what is important to the sellers. It is important in these transactions that both sides are aware of what is important to each side of the transaction. There are situations where more money is being offered to a seller, but what they really want is a one or two week or a one month rent-back so they can have time to get all the moving parts together and move on to their next home. Some of my clients once won an offer situation because they wanted to renovate and update the home, not demolish it like a developer wanted to do.
A good agent knows the tools in their belt to keep their buyers confident in their purchase and assertive in a competitive market. Pre-inspections, negotiating techniques, and sometimes just a good reputation can go a long way. A good agent wants to make their clients happy but also wants to make sure they stay happy long after they have moved into the house.
As a Canyon Lake lesbian Realtor / Broker, I spend most of my time supporting and counseling agents as their broker, though I do still assist buyers and sellers seeking the good life and all that the Hill Country has to offer.
I love this area. It is rustic enough, yet close enough to city life to be one of the best places in Texas to live. The pace is laid back and spending time on (or in the water) or tubin’ in Guadalupe is all part of what makes it that way.
I started saying nearly 20 years ago – I live her and I work here. I’m a Canyon Lake lesbian Realtor / Broker and know my stuff and my market.
Born in Dallas, I moved to Northern New Mexico in 2018 with my partner – Chris Sullivan, an abstract artist/painter – and our beagle/ pointer mix, Charlotte, who goes by Charley or Miss C. I have found paradise in Northern New Mexico and plan to be a resident here for the rest of my life.
A Taos gay Realtor and a member of The Walking Rain Group of Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties, I have been involved with real estate transactions in many different avenues throughout my 20-plus years in the banking and insurance industries.
Beginning as a mortgage loan processor, I have also worked as a mortgage loan underwriter, operations manager for processors and underwriters, manager of a loss mitigation center of more than 400 employees for one of the largest banks in the country, director of residential lending for a community bank in Tampa, Florida, licensed property insurance sales producer, and a deposit and loan compliance officer for a community bank based in College Station, Texas.
A Hartford gay Realtor with more than 25 years in the hospitality industry, Gerard “gets inside the heads and hearts of the people he serves” to listen well, anticipate needs and deliver beyond expectations. From colonials and Victorians to mid-century moderns and new developments, your home’s in a neighborhood that Gerard’s eager to explore with you or showcase for others to find.
Whether buying or selling, with Gerard you’re going to love the process as much as the place you’ll call home.
* First time home buyer specialist
* Relocation Specialist
* Accredited Home Buyer Representative
* Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist
* Short Sale Specialist/Consultant
* Property Flip Specialist/Consultant
* Probate Specialist
* 5 Star Zillow.com Rating
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Erik is a Tacoma gay Realtor who began his professional career as a marketing executive in the 2000’s. Erik chose to enter the real estate business during the beginning of the Great Recession.
As the market collapsed, Erik took on the challenge of learning the business from the ground up, speaking with bank asset managers, and negotiating intricate contract terms to the benefit of his clients.
Once the market turned, Erik was able to capitalize on his experience and ability to create lasting relationships with his clients. He turned his passion for client focused service, and marketing into a powerful business, selling hundreds of homes during his career.
Many people claim to have a real estate license, yet few people actually have a successful real estate career. As a Tacoma gay Realtor/broker for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northwest Real Estate and BHHS Nevada Properties, Erik has a broad appeal in both markets.
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