Sentences with phrase «own sign on their lawn»

Before placing a sign on your lawn and thinking the hard part is done, consult with a Royal LePage REALTOR ® to ensure that your home is poised for success!

When you see a Royal LePage Burloak sign on a lawn, you know it's a sign you can trust, because Helping You is What We Do.

Is this guy claiming that Catholics as private citizens can't have such signs on their lawns?

If you find yourself with a «For Sale» sign on your lawn this winter take these simple steps to enhance the process for potential buyers and watch this translate into higher offers.

What if, while cruising around the neighbourhood on your bike, you spied a Private Sale sign on the lawn of your perfect home?

As I've recently come out of the political closet by posting a sign on my lawn, I can happily say that I strongly favor Obama.

«Everyone's got either a «Friends of Natural Gas» sign or a «No Fracking» sign on their lawn... And the industry hasn't even gotten to our area yet.»

Is a password the equivalent of a lock on a door or a sign on a lawn?

Are the neighbours going to remember Jon's open house, or Jon's sign on the lawn for a month, or are they going to remember the trailer that I conveniently have to leave overnight in front of the house?»

A fsbo generally just has a sign on the lawn and a listing on fsbo.com.

However, another one for your list: Keeping your sign on the lawn far too long after the SOLD sign goes on.

One might suggest: if there is a FSBO sign on the lawn or in a newspaper ad, if you intend to solicit that owner, say NOTHING except — is your house for sale on MLS?

Ursino says just hammering a for sale sign on a lawn or listing a home on a popular residential real estate website is no longer enough.

Sitting around waiting for business to fall in their lap, or putting up a sign on a lawn waiting for an offer to show up just doesn't cut it today.

Here's an update for you Ross; the market will bear what the market will bear no matter the color of sign on the lawn, it's all about understanding that market and with good information and advice from a trusted and experienced advisor sellers will make smarter decisions and working better within their market.

Some might call it a courtesy contribution within the industry, but clearly enabling «my» Vendor / Seller to be provided with a sold sign on their lawn.

He says that for most Realtors at the time, marketing meant a For Sale sign on the lawn and perhaps a classified ad in the newspaper.

Sparks» team called the sign company to put the For Sale sign on the lawn.

To speak with me please call me at... and by the way, can I put a for sale sign on your lawn?»

Some salespeople follow a plan of «buying their business» — take the listing at any price just to get their sign on the lawn.

LePage had a sign on the lawn a few houses over from it and that one sold almost overnight, mind you for an extremely low price, about 50k less than others.

You, as so many, think selling a property for top dollar takes putting a listing on MLS, an ad in the paper, a sign on the lawn, and then you wait.

Signs on the lawn?

But if a neighbour were to post a sign on his friend's, relative's, or other neighbour's house and act «as though he / she were an agency (misleading the public), performing what is otherwise known as «agency tasks,» to help solicit a buyer for that property, and / or offering any sort of advertising (a sign on the lawn is advertising) would they not be operating outside the laws of the land?

Prince Edward Island sales rep Michael Poczynek does not believe in advertising his listings by just «putting a sign on the lawn until it rots».

In addition the public can place an ad in the newspaper, they can place their own sign on their lawn, they can hire an auctioneer, they can try Craigslist or any other similar option.

It meant I could put my sold sign on the lawn.

«He came back to see a sold sign on the lawn, and was screaming hot furious.

Each person we have join the office will be accountable for at least a few deals; many will put their own homes on the market the first year, and those signs on the lawn are free co advertising that will bring in sign calls, that turn into additional business, often for another agent, on duty.

Anyone can stick a sign on the lawn and whether or not it's perfectly straight won't impact the price.

His sellers often complained, even to the Board, after the fact — but they already had a sold sign on their lawns.

«Not only do they see a sold sign on the lawn, but they are coming into their kitchen and seeing the gift on the counter and it's quite something.»

This type of error can create issues between the brokerage and the client, in this case a seller, as the brokerage did not have written authority to represent the seller on June 3rd and 4th and may have completed work on their behalf (i.e. listed property on MLS ®, erected a sign on the lawn, etc.).

It takes more than simply putting a sign on your lawn to sell a home, place your home on the MLS ® System, run an ad and then sit back and wait for a buyer to arrive.

You can easily see that selling your home involves more than posting a «For Sale» sign on your lawn.

Selling your home for the best price involves more than placing a sign on the lawn and having an open house every Sunday afternoon.

The previous «Professional» took the listing, priced it $ 30K over market value, took his own pictures, stuck his sign on the lawn, and went away.

I suppose you could extrapolate and insist that «for sale» signs on lawns are the proprietary and intellectual property of realtors as well.

As a FSBO / mere post consumer it is not that difficult to show a house, take some pictures, place a sign on the lawn, make a brochure, write an ad and answer the phone.

I bet you take the same camera and put the same sign on the lawn — run the same ads in the paper?

A dozen signs on a lawn to maybe attract would - be buyers, and maybe the «listing agent» gets paid, maybe not?

So it's not enough to just get a sign on the lawn but we have to sell homes and we work very hard in promoting the important role that a REALTOR plays in doing that.

In your scenario, nothing stops the private seller from approaching a brokerage that offers mere postings and requesting the comparatives then sticking a fsbo sign on his lawn thereby duly sticking it to the brokerage as well.

-- just stick a sign on the lawn and submit the info?

You can stick a sign on your lawn, choose a sale by owner company and you can now take advantage of the exposure of REALTOR.ca which allows you access without obtaining the services of a REALTOR, but you will have list it through a REALTOR in order to do that so that might not work for you.

My goal in every transaction is to make my client happy and to see a SOLD rider in the sign on your lawn!

There is so much more to selling a home than putting a For Sale sign on the lawn and uploading the listing to our local listings database.

Not exact matches

Seeing her own face on billboards and lawn signs brought home to Chagger — until then, mostly a Liberal backroom operative — how much things had changed.

The word is on reader boards in the front lawn, and as people drive to work, they see billboard signs with pictures of a building and an invitation to «Come to Church.»

I even put a sign on my front lawn, like everyone else in my diversified neighborhood, testifying to that very point.