Saturday, June 27, 2009

See The O'Dea Moyers Group's New Listing on Gadwall!


The O'Dea Moyers have listed a new home!


5634 Gadwall
FRISCO 75034
Offered for: $499,000
4 bedrooms; 4.1 baths
2 dining areas; 4 living areas

This is a spectacular home in the neighborhood of Starwood in Frisco, Texas. It is located on a quiet street and the back yard is perfect for afternoon sun. The pool, spa, and landscaped yard are delightful and in shade in the late afternoon hours. There is a side yard that is landscaped as a private garden. The home has lots of wood floors, granite countertops in the kitchen, and a great floor plan. The front drive up appeal is super because the home as a delightful porch at the entry and above the entry.
The neighborhood has homes from $350,000 to 4M. This is a super home for a super family.

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Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Are You In Good Hands?!?!





ARE YOU IN GOOD HANDS? RESOURCES & MARKETING PLAN TOP CRITERIA


In our previous blog we discussed the behavioral traits which will give you an indication of the likely performance of a real estate agent.

Did the agent that you were interviewing speak directly to you and your situation or use general information that had little to do with your situation? If the agent arrived touting their experience and success as the primary reasons that you should select them you should be cautious. The decision to choose the agent should be based upon their ability to bring resources together to accomplish a marketing plan in order to get your home sold at the highest possible price in the time frame that you have for making your move.

Listening

Did the agent that you were interviewing truly listen to your questions?

Your Family

Did the agent understand and explain the ramifications of marketing your home on your family, your children, and your pets?

Neighborhood Knowledge

Did the agent that you interviewed have relevant and current knowledge about your neighborhood and the events and situations that are taking place there? For example, does the agent know about foreclosures that are on the market, homeowner association issues, crime issues etc?

Presentation Ability

After interviewing the agent, did you feel that this is the best agent to present your home to buyers as well as other agents both personally and over the telephone and Internet?

Presentation Tools

Did the agent that you were interviewing have impressive presentation skills and abilities? Did the materials that they provided impress you with her quality and professionalism?

Empathy

Do you feel that the agent could empathize with your situation, the demands on your time, and the sacrifices you are making to get your home sold?

Lack of Organization

Did the agent appear to be disorganized, rushed, unsure of their facts, or ill prepared?

Recommendations for Improvements

Did the agent demonstrate the ability to identify and understand what improvements, changes, or updates would be necessary to properly market your home in the current market environment?

In our next blog, we will move on to putting you 1st!…
Contact: Sonny Moyers



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Friday, June 19, 2009

More Information About "Gross Up" Clauses in Leases


If your lease has a "Gross Up" clause in the lease, you need to understand the ramifications this has on your operating expenses that are passed through to you by your Landlord. Operating expenses are tracked each year and in most commerical leases in large buildings, the Landlord is required to send you an accounting of these expenses. It is very difficult to understand as the expense summary does not provide you the underlying details. If your lease allows for an audit, you can obtain the additional information.

The underlying details show how expenses were computed. This includes the occupancy of the building for the period in question. The "Gross Up" provision in your lease allows the Landlord to pass on charges to you as if the building were occupied to a certain level. In my next blog I will go into more detail about how this can impact you positively and negatively.

Call me, Sonny Moyers, if you have questions about your lease and these provisions in your lease. My cell phone is 469-261-5715. I provide Advisory and Consulting services in the United States as well as Brokerage Services in the State of Texas.


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