Sherri Bond

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker Residential - #1 in Colorado
Location:	Colorado
Web sites:	My Web site

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Recognizing that everyone's needs are unique for making a move, I pride myself on personalized, custom-tailored individual service and guaranteed satisfaction. As a Denver native and having been in the industry since 1984, my diverse background, experience and expertise are valuable resources to my clients and protect them from the many pitfalls they may encounter along the way. I am there to ensure that the entire process goes smooth from start to finish and beyond!

2007 International President's Elite Circle Award
Certified Negotiation Specialist
Always Available, Accountable, Honest and Loyal
Specializing in Relocation, New Builds, Buyer Representation and Luxury Homes
Serving Castle Rock to Ft. Collins
Colorado #1 Full Service Real Estate Company

Testimonials

"When its time to sell my home, I will definitely be calling Sherri to get the job done! Fantastic.—April"
April Tue Apr 25, 2006

"Sherri was the best Realtor! We couldn’t have done it without her. Thanks for your commitment and personal touch! We will use her again & again and recommend her to everyone we know."
Mike & Jeanne Mon Dec 26, 2005

"Sherri, Thank you so much for the GREAT work you did for us. We are very pleased. You rock!! … We will definitely mention you to our friends who are ready to move. Thanks, Michelle and Jon"
Michelle & Jon Thu May 1

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Is a lot backing to a park a good location to build a new home?

Asked Fri May 9 2008, 08:45 by Amber Fields - All locations - Home Buying - 4 answers

Sherri Bond answered:

From a resale point backing to a park, open space or greenbelt is a plus and adds approximately $10,000 to the value of a home. You should however, make sure that the park/home is not located in a flood plain or that it will have overhead utility easements, as this will de-value the property. Above all else, you should ALWAYS make sure you have a Buyer's Agent (Realtor) to represent you when you are working with a Builder. It is important to remember that the Builder is the Seller and he is looking out for his best interests, not yours. A Buyer's Agent respresents your best interests and negotiates on your behalf plus their services are FREE so there is no reason no to use one of us! - Fri May 9 2008, 08:52

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