Sandy Partrich

"Professional Service with a Personal Touch"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Solid Source Realty
Location:	30075
Phone:	(404) 550-1864

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About Me

• 10 Years of Professional Real Estate Experience
• Degree in Marketing.......Unique Ideas to Market Your Home
• Interior and Exterior Home Design/Staging Consultations
• Listing Specialist
• Investment Properties
• Luxury Homes
• Relocations
• Community Knowledge
• Contacts for the Best Mortgage Companies, Attorneys, and Inspectors
• School Information
• Professional Service with a Personal Touch!

When looking for a realtor, make sure one has experience, a very important factor
in today’s market. I have over 10 years professional real estate and mortgage experience. With my degree in Marketing, I can give you an advantage in
the most up-to-date and outstanding marketing programs.
I’ve been a listing specialist in my profession and have great
community knowledge, staging ability, and the best contacts for
mortgages, attorneys, and inspectors.
What sets me apart from others is that I care.
If you want PROFESSIONAL service with PERSONAL touch
, then I’m your realtor! 404-550-1864

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With a huge number of short sales in the MLS, why are there buyer's agents dissuading clients not to pursue

Asked Sun Jun 29 2008, 14:08 by Tina Farinas - Elk Grove - Agent2Agent - 22 answers

Sandy Partrich answered:

It's all according to the servicing company of/or the bank that holds the property, but it's taking a long time to close these properties, even up to 9 months. Some even go into foreclosure, while you've got a contract sitting there for property. They've become very iffy situations for the realtor....probably about 50% of them work out. I've had a good cash offer on one property for over 3 months already and the bank hasn't even assigned someone to handle it. On another deal it closed in a month. - Wed Jul 2 2008, 10:18

When will house prices start to appreciate again?

Asked Wed Apr 9 2008, 12:57 by Firsttimer - Alexandria - Market Conditions - 58 answers

Sandy Partrich answered:

According to the Homebuilder's Economic conference in Washinton several months ago, we're looking at 2009 before things start turning around. Will it happen then? There's still a lot of inventory that needs to be absorbed before we see it happen. - Sun Apr 27 2008, 16:43

We have thrown in everything but the kitchen sink...our house is STILL on the market!!!

Asked Sun Apr 27 2008, 16:25 by Tina - All locations - Home Selling - 2 answers

Sandy Partrich answered:

How competitive is your price? That is one of the most important factors in today's market.
Also, your home needs to show like a model home and have awsome curb appeal.
Instead of offering other things, do improvements that will make your home more desirable.
Have a professional stager come in and tweek the inside of your home. But to get buyers inside
the home has to be very appealing outside too. Buyers today want everything ready to move into and
they can get it too! Try these these things and be sure you are priced below your neighbor. - Sun Apr 27 2008, 16:38

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