Team Thayer Property Servicing

Many people believe  that house staging is a long, complicated process and can only be understood by professionals. This isn't true. You already have most of the knowledge and skills that you need. Though your main focus is selling the home, you also understand the buyer’s perspective. You've been there before so trust your instincts. Try to remember what you were looking for as a buyer. You bought your house. Why? What was it about the house that you live in that stuck out to you? Don’t underestimate your knowledge. You know your house better than anyone else. When getting ready for a buyer, simply learn to accentuate the positives of your home. Think big picture but don’t forget about the little details. Every little detail of your home should reflect the value of your home. Exterior The first impression  is the only impression. Even before prospective buyers enter your home, they will already make judgement on your house. Based on this philosophy, the exterior of the y

Consumers are often swept along by the intricate advertising campaigns of banks and other lending institutions that are busy to promote the next big thing in home financing. And these campaigns always project the bank as this institution that always have the interests of the public foremost in their hearts and how they are always trying to look out for the best interest of their clients. That is their story! The truth is these financial institutions are in business primarily for themselves. When they sit in their fancy shareholder meetings, they do not discuss customer care programs. No sir, they are talking hard cash, profits, and how much their shares have grown. This knowledge should be no surprise; you would have done the same thing if it were your business. Why then are we so easily sucked in by their cleverly orchestrated promotion campaigns that so cleverly convey how very good the banks are for us and all the effort they put in to accommodate the public that they serve.