Connie Saltarelli

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Company:	Long & Foster
Location:	Swan Point Waldorf
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When you choose Connie Saltarelli as your agent, you get an experienced and successful agent and certified home staging expert who has lived in Maryland for over 35 years has repeated achieved: Top Producer, Top lister and Top sales Agent in the Southern Maryland area. She has the know how to find you the perfect home, or find the perfect buyer for your home. Call Connie's direct number 888 887 0101 to ask about a FREE Comparative Market Analysis of your current home or one you may be thinking of purchasing, or if you simply need a question answered. Connie prides herself on always being available to her clients. You can "Count on Connie" for integrity, patience, and service for all your real estate needs.

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If we were going to invest 10k in our home, getting ready for sale..in general, what are the best investments

Asked Wed Mar 12 2008, 11:34 by Chaundra - 21401 - Home Selling - 18 answers

Connie Saltarelli answered:

As a home stager I can gives a brief outline:
1. De Clutter
2. If you don't use it everyday... put it away
3. Clean Look... Clean Smell
4. If you can't get the people in the house to smell or see it ...it doesn't matter... make sure the house is priced correctly.... be brutal.
5. Curb appeal... make sure as people drive by it looks inviting... flowers, neat lawn, no junk or kids toys out front.
6. If you need individual advice you can contact me. - Fri Aug 8 2008, 06:23

Are there any downsides to purchasing a condo vs townhome?

Asked Fri Aug 8 2008, 06:01 by Dolores - All locations - Home Buying - 3 answers

Connie Saltarelli answered:

Well, condos can be townhomes too. The term condo refers to the type of ownership really. A condo you don't own the land. You own the space. Normally townhomes purchases include the land, but not always. The down side of a "condo" is:
1. The resale is normally has a slower rate of recovery from the initial investment.
2. higher "condo" fees.
3. You don't own the land so that you are at the mercy of the condo association to take care of the grounds, etc. - Fri Aug 8 2008, 06:07

Best Roof Construction Type

Asked Fri Aug 8 2008, 04:02 by Alessandro a… - Florida - Home Buying - 8 answers

Connie Saltarelli answered:

Hip roofs are good, but themetal roof thing is not. The metal fatigues, and then the whole section can fly off at once in high winds. The best is ordinary asphalt roof shingles, and then if you lose a few you don't have to replace the entire section, as with metal, and they are not so dangerous as tile.
There is a glut of Real estate available in Florida right now, contact an active agent in Florida and they can guide you. Good Luck. - Fri Aug 8 2008, 06:00

What are my obligations towards an agent?

Asked Fri Aug 8 2008, 05:47 by Betty - All locations - Home Buying - 3 answers

Connie Saltarelli answered:

You should ask the seller if they will "honor a buyers agency agreement" Which means they will have to pay the agency fee, probably 2.5 -3%. Most sellers will gladly pay the fee to have the sale. Plus they benefit from the agent providing the proper forms, and disclosures for everyone in the transaction. They should not object, and if they do there is probably a reason, and I would find out what that is. - Fri Aug 8 2008, 05:55

I understand that Realtors have insurance in order to sell houses.

Asked Thu Jul 31 2008, 20:10 by Angela - Druid Heights - Quality of Life - 2 answers

Connie Saltarelli answered:

You'll have to contact the Maryland Association of Realtors, if you used a Maryland Contract on the purchase of the property. There should be a paragraph in the contract that states it, that you have agreed to mediation for disputes. If you have a case they will let you know and the limit is $25000 if they decide that you have been damaged. You cannot just be displeased, you'll have to prove that the realtor did something that caused you damages. That is my understanding of how it works. - Fri Aug 1 2008, 04:34

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