The game of baseball serves as a metaphor for just about every aspect of living. Buying real estate is no exception.
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Cynthia Cummins is a Top Producer and Partner at McGuire. For info on SF real estate visit http://CynthiaCummins.com. This article was re-posted at McGuire.com.
Looking for a sweeping view in New York City? You probably need to take an elevator to a very high floor.
Looking for a panorama in San Francisco? Walk just a few blocks and chances are good you’ll find one.
My job takes me throughout the city almost every day, and I never cease to be amazed at the unexpected views around every corner. I’ve begun collecting photos of some of the most surprising ones.
Sure, it’s grand to gaze out at the Golden Gate Bridge or the Pacific Ocean. But there are many other charming vistas available.
Do you have a favorite to share?
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Cynthia Cummins is a Top Producer and Partner at McGuire. For info on SF real estate visit http://CynthiaCummins.com. This article was re-posted at McGuire.com.
The key to attracting buyers is your property’s emotional appeal. Open buyers’ hearts and they’ll open their wallets.
But if you over-personalize, you lose some of your audience. It’s important to keep the stage relatively clean and neutral. That way buyers can visualize themselves living in the space – not you.
Here is one basic instruction that’ll prevent over-personalization.
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Cynthia Cummins is a Top Producer and Partner at McGuire. For info on SF real estate visit http://CynthiaCummins.com. This article was re-posted at McGuire.com.