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· A full time real estate professional.
· I have the support staff available
to benefit you the client.
· Extensive Knowledge of contracts and marketing strategies.
· A promise to give each and every client a complete pricing analysis.
Why? Because I care! If you price your home to high, it can
languish on the market. If you price it too low, you may
needlessly give away your equity.
· A personal business policy to:
· pursue two-way open honest communication.
· let you make the decisions. I am here to give you
professional advice.
· maintain strict confidentiality.
· pursue all avenues possible to market your property.
· meet your needs and try to exceed your expectations.
· Follow through, on all aspects of the transaction.
All bases will be covered!
· Market your home in the standard ways, as well as
We have contracts with Companies Like AOL, Google, Trulia and many more. ..
· Accountability, Security, and privacy. I insist on it. Your home will be shown only during the hours you agree upon.
And for all showings you will be notified in advance.
· Real Estate Experience:
Residential sales in Fort Lauderdale, Florida - 1992 to 1995
Residential sales in Salt Lake Valley - 1995 to present
· Professional Memberships:
Salt Lake Board of Realtors
Utah Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
"I went through a messy divorce and Rob was there to help me sell my house and guide me through the whole process. I don't know if I could have done it without him."
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price overcomes all objections - Tue Aug 19 2008, 19:49
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If you are looking to make a killing in a short period of time, now is not it.
It is not about timing a market it is about Time In the market. Real Estate went through the same the technology sector went through in the late 90’s that caused the technology recession.
Remember besides an investment it is a place to live. If you plan to buy a home and raise kids... for most parts of the country it is a good time to buy for all the reasons stated. Now bear in mind Real Estate is local in nature and not all markets are the same.
For the most part those markets that had unrealistic appreciation have pretty much bottomed out. NOT ALL but for the most part.
When talking to an agent ask them why they think their particular market is OK. What is the job situation? Jobs and the affordability are the keys to price stabilization. Are there people moving to the area for jobs? - Sun Jun 8 2008, 09:17
If your local market is in a buyer's market then it is time to buy.
Smart people upgrade in this market. If it is soft, then I suggest pulling equity rent the property and buying another house.
When the market shifts back up you will own two properties that are going up in value.
Now this is not for all markets and all price ranges. - Sat May 24 2008, 07:16
Salt Lake Agent Rob Aubrey answered:
Actually the BAC is what the listing broker is offering the Buyer's Broker not what the seller is offering.
The seller and the listing broker have an agreement that the seller will pay the listing broker an agreed amount and then the listing broker has agreed to pay the buyer’s broker as per the agreement of the MLS.
There is a misnomer that there are two commissions one for the listing agent and one for the buyer’s agent. To reiterate there is one commission paid from the seller.
The amount that is paid between the brokers is a separate agreement. - Mon May 26 2008, 11:10
You are correct on the BAC. Usually when the remarks state "Agent Notice BAC at the bottom of the..." They are offering more than what others may be offering. The total commission (meaning what the listing agent and seller negotiated) is not part of the MLS offering but the BAC is.
The theory is if you offer an agent more then it will be shown more. Which IMO cannot hurt to get a home shown. However I do not think it will sell an overpriced home.
BUT, it does indicate that they are pretty serious about selling the home.
Good Luck - Mon Oct 22 2007, 03:33
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Being in the Real Estate industry since 1992, I specialize in helping people sell their home. As silly as that statement may seem there is more to it than meets the eye, the fact is 2/3rds of Real Estate agents in Utah have 5 years or LESS experience. I have been through the cycles before and I know how to navigate a seller through any phase of the cycles. Combined with a love for technology, I offer a unique blend of experience and modern tools to benefit you the buyer or seller.
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I am a member of the Associate Leadership Council for my office at Keller Williams. The ALC is the Board of Directors that makes decisions on behalf of the owners and agents. Last year our office closed over $400 Million dollars in Real Estate.