Steve Phillips Home Selling
How to get the most money selling your home in 3 steps
Free Market Analysis
Before putting a home on the market, savvy home sellers obtain a comparative market analysis, often referred too as a CMA, which exams similar properties in your area.
Free Broker Price Opinion
A broker price opinion is the estimated value of a property as determined by a real estate professional based on the characteristics of the property being considered.
Free Customized Marketing Plan
Every property and unique and every home seller is important. A customized marketing plan outlines the details of the process to ensure the greatest possible outcome.
Establish Pricing
The first step is to establish pricing taking into consideration properties that are currently for sale, have sold, that are under contract, or that have failed to sell or been withdrawn.
Create a Marketing Plan
The second step is to create a detailed marketing plan that will outline the process that needs to be followed to achieve the desired outcome.
Negotiate Offers
Getting phone calls and requests for showings is only one step in the process getting your home sold. Getting a buyer through the entire process of closing on your home is another.
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About Me
How I went from teaching snowboard lessons to becoming a top selling real estate agent my first year.
When I was in 6th grade my Grandfather loaned me $5.00. I bought 100 pixie sticks from the dollar store and sold them at school for 10 cents each. The business failed as I ultimately ate all of the profits.
When I was 12, I would take my Dad’s lawnmower and ride it up and down the street. I would knock on anyone’s door who had grass higher than 6 inches. There were two services on my menu, a good cut, or a quick cut. Pretty soon I had a regular schedule of mowing lawns, raking leaves and shoveling snow.
When I was 14, I was caught snowboarding without a lift ticket. The owner walked me over to a young couple at the base of the mountain and introduced me to them as their new private snowboard instructor for the rest of the day. I would teach snowboard camp for the rest of the season.
At 16, I worked at Dunkin Donuts, what a sight it must have been, half my high school class was back there on a Saturday morning whipping up drinks, stacking egg sandwiches, and ringing the register. It was my first W2 employer, I still remember seeing those boxes attached to my first check.
After I graduated high-school I studied full time at Western Connecticut State University. I had various jobs through college, I put together a resume at my career center and soon received a part time job assembling tents for wedding venues. I also worked in at campus game room.
When I was a Junior in college, I was a Bank Teller at Webster Bank. After getting pressure from my managers to “sell” new accounts, I knocked on every door in my dormitory. I threw a big party and jokingly refused to let in any of my friends who banked with other institutions.
After college I went to work for one of the largest commercial real estate information providers in the world. I read the reviews for the job indicating working conditions were harsh, long hours, data entry, cold calling… I was sold, it was the exact type of environment I would learn to excel in.
After 5 years I set sail again for my next adventure, after a brief stint as an office leasing broker in NYC I joined forces with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. It is by far the most rewarding experience I have ever had. My first full year I helped 30 buyers find, negotiate, and close on their new homes.
And the journey still continues…
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