Showing posts with label realtor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label realtor. Show all posts

Monday, November 21, 2016

How HIT Helps REALTORS Sell Homes

I held an open house a few weeks ago (at a home occupied by a HIT Caregiver) and felt it showed very well...and we received great feedback from visitors during the open house. The Caretaker is very responsive and accommodating. Great Caretaker.

Thank you!

Marian 
Marian Camacho
Associate Broker, Cheryl Marlow & Associates

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Job Opening at Homes In Transition - Sales Consultant


We are looking to add a Sales Consultant who is familiar with the Real Estate Community here in Albuquerque.  This is a great way to stay involved in this fabulous industry and try something different.  Large inventory of vacant listings will provide you a great opportunity to work with your colleagues in a different capacity and earn a solid living.  For more information, such as responsibilities or compensation, or even general questions, contact Tom at 505-503-8056 or email a resume to tom@homesintransition.com.  

Please pass this post along to anyone you know who might be even the slight bit interested.

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Clean Out Your Car Like A Pro - Part 1




Many of us love to take our car in for a pampering. Getting your vehicle detailed is always a treat, but it can get very pricey. That's why there's no harm in doing it yourself every so often. It's actually very easy to clean your car's interior -- and you don't necessarily need fancy machinery to get the job done right.




Below are a few tips to getting your vehicle so clean it'll look like the pros did it for you! Follow these tricks and you'll be riding in style... super hygienic style in no time!


Give your car a thorough vacuuming and get every last corner!
Give your carpets and seats a good vacuuming and you're halfway there to a squeaky clean interior. Move the seats forward and get rid of all the junk and debris hiding underneath. Unless you're meticulous all year-round, you might be surprised by some of the items lurking down there. Candy wrappers, lost change and even electronics are just some of the things people find underneath their car seats. Don't forget to remove the mats, and vacuum all the dirt under there too.

Question for the Reader: Do you clean your car on your own?

www.HomesInTransition.com


Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/8128590

Friday, October 25, 2013

Top Attractions In Albuquerque, New Mexico - Part 1

Albuquerque offers one any kind of entertaining things one desires to see. Filled with history, yet as modern as any city in the world, Albuquerque offers the visitor a pleasurable experience. Here are just a few of the wonderful things to do.

  • The Sandia Peak Tramway promises one the most exciting and thrilling things one can do in this fabulous city. One will cover 2.7 miles and climb to 10, 378 feet. The view is breathtaking, and it is fun to have a hamburger while looking over an 11,000-mile panorama.

  • The Albuquerque Zoo offers one the following exhibits; Africa, Amphibians, Life on a Limb, Apes, Cat Walk, Elephants, Mexican Gray Wolves, Polar Bears, Reptile House, Australia, Seals, Sea Lions, Tropical America and Zoo Babies. In addition, there is a Botanic Garden, offering a tremendous selection of plants and flowers. Further, there is an Aquarium where in the Pacific Coral Reef exhibit offers over 200 beautifully colored sea life.

  • The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History offers one a remarkable array of art and artifacts from the area. In addition to the permanent displays and exhibits, there are constant new exhibits coming in so that the place is always current and recent. A lovely cafĂ© is on site, so it is easy to spend the day here.

  • The beautiful San Felipe de Neri Parish church first established in 1706, but in the summer of 1792, the old building collapsed during a rainstorm. The present church is built on the town square in the shape of a cross. It contains many famous artifacts and articles.



  • Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/7741204

    Friday, August 30, 2013

    Home for Rent: Cabezon Rd & Corrales Rd (Corrales, New Mexico)

    This home is UNFURNISHED. The house is currently on the market, but its seller is looking for Caretakers to stage this home while it is for sale.














    Cabezon Rd & Corrales Rd
    Corrales, NM 87048



    Rent: $680 per month
    Bedrooms: 5
    Baths: 4
    Sq Ft: 6,000

    Click for More Details
     













    Application Fee: $45
    Security Deposit: $1,000

    To learn more about this opportunity to live in a home for $680 monthly plus utilities, call the HIT HOTLINE at 505-750-9500!














    www.HomesInTransition.com

    Thursday, August 15, 2013

    Creating a Realistic Budget - Tip 1




    Budgeting -- ooh, what a scary word! If you want to frighten someone whose finances are out of control, suggest that they tally up their expenses on a piece of paper. We all understand the value of such an exercise, but when it comes to the practicality of putting a budget together, we get cold feet. Budgeting doesn't have to be so painful, when you have a systematic series of steps to follow.

    SET YOUR FINANCIAL GOALS
    As with any other area of your life, it's pointless to start down a financial path if you don't you have some idea of where you want to end up. What is your REASON for creating a budget? Do you want to pay off your debts? Save for your kids' college education? Put money away for retirement? Make a list of your financial goals for the next 6 months, year, 5 years, 10, 25 -- all the way through to old age. And don't spend a lot of time worrying about feasibility -- if your goal is to be debt free in a year, don't think about all of the reasons why you won't be able to make it by that deadline. Just remember, where there's a will, there's a way!

    www.HomesInTransition.com


    Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/13766

    Tuesday, August 6, 2013

    The Diminishing Fee and Closing



    How does the Diminishing Fee work?

    The cost for HIT's nationally recognized service is based on a “Diminishing Fee” which starts at $1500.00. Each 30 day period our Caretaker works to help sell the property, the fee diminishes by $500 and will diminish to zero (NO COST) after 90 days of occupancy. The best part, the applicable Diminishing Fee, it's PAID AT CLOSING, with no up front cost!

    After 90 days of Caretaker occupancy, There is NO COST and we continue providing YOU and and the Property Owner with all the same great service till the house sells! Great marketing advantage, little or no cost, guaranteed performance - That's the HIT solution.

    What happens when my Listing goes under contract?

    The first thing is to Contact your Consultant or the HIT office by email to let us know you have an accepted offer on the house. VERY IMPORTANT - Be sure to pen in a closing date allowing at least 30 days notice for the Caretaker to be relocated!! We will contact the seller and obtain an official written notice to terminate the Agreement.


    Tuesday, July 30, 2013

    Why a Realtor Should Refer Their Seller to Homes In Transition

    Safety for you and your client's should be your top priority! Showing a house that is vacant can be dangerous since you never know if you might confront an unwelcome guest.

    A HIT Caretaker occupied house can provide you and your Seller the best condition and appearance of the property.

    A HIT Caretaker occupied house provides peace of mind.




    Equipping your marketing toolbox to include the HIT program can provide a no cost way for you to provide an added benefit that will give you a competitive edge and dramatically increase your listing presentation success.
     
    HIT can often make recommendations to your seller that will greatly benefit the marketing of the house
     
    Because of HITs proven success at delivering properties in time for closing and doing what they promise, you can refer the HIT program with confidence.
     
    It's best not to wait till your listing is about to expire to refer the HIT program, but better late, than never.
     
    Marketing materials, pictures and videos are important and costly. Using the HIT program will complement your marketing efforts and guarantee the longevity of your listing and maximize your efforts.
     
    HIT charges the Property Owner a small fee that starts at $1500.00 an DIMINISHES to zero after 90 days of our Caretaker's occupancy. If the house doesn't sell in first 90 days of our Caretaker's occupancy, HIT's service is entirely FREE to the Property Owner until the property sells. We're motivated to help you sell your listing fast because it promotes your referral of more vacant houses!

    www.HomesInTransition.com

    Friday, July 26, 2013

    Benefits for a Realtor Using the HIT Program

    HIT's comprehensive marketing and asset preservation service will help you sell your vacant listings faster and at a better price resulting in faster commissions and bigger checks.

    HIT will eliminate those dreaded chores of checking on the property and the need to clean up the house before your showing or open house. Our Caretakers are under contract to provide you with a well maintained property seven days a week. Their cheerful accommodation, careful placement of furnishings and daily upkeep of the property will ensure great showings.

    Faster sales means your listings will be sold before they expire.

    Nearly 75% of the TOP PRODUCERS use HIT to help them sell their vacant listings. 

    Great benefit - no cost to you! Huge return on your investment.

    The need to manage the details of the property are removed from your plate giving you better showings and more time to focus on selling the property.

    HIT provides coordination with our Caretaker for your repairs or inspections. You won't have to meet them if you don't want to.

    As a Broker using the HIT service, you and your HIT listings will be featured on our website Home Page. 

    www.HomesInTransition.com