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==>>26
Reasons to Hire a Realtor
==>>FREE HOME
MARKET ANALYSIS
==>>PREVIEWS
EXCLUSIVE HOME MARKETING
==>>FULL PRE-LISTING PACKET
==>>SELLER LISTING
PACKET
==>>DISCOVERING THE
DIFFERENCE
==>>Coldwell
Banker Leaders on the Web
==>> Coldwell
Banker; The Power of Television Advertising
==>>TIPS
TO PREPARE HOME FOR SALE
==>>MOUNTAIN LIVING CHECKLIST
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Linda Pinkul, Broker
Associate
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage
Evergreen. Conifer
&
Denver Metropolitan
"Call me today to discuss your goals."

Linda Pinkul, a Real Estate Agent
with Coldwell Banker works as a
Buyer's and Seller's Agent.
Linda is
committed to offering
her clients the highest quality
representation and
professionalism
along with superb customer service.
She remains committed to
personal
and professional growth, always looking
for new ways to excel and
enhance
the real estate experience
for her clients.
SERVING ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS
MOUNTAIN RESIDENT SINCE 1993
COLORADO NATIVE & AREA EXPERT
SOUND ADVICE TO MEET YOUR NEEDS
COMPREHENSIVE MARKET ANALYSIS
COMPREHENSIVE MARKETING PLAN
REPRESENTING BUYERS AND SELLERS
EXTRAORDINARY COMMUNICATION
EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE
USE OF LATEST TECHNOLOGY
RESIDENTIAL HOMES
HORSE PROPERTY
LUXURY HOMES
VACANT LAND
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Comprehensive Marketing Plan |
- Full Color Brochures highlighting home features
- Professional, Top Notch Virtual Tour
- Large Display Advertising
- Professional Sign, Lockbox and Brochure Box
- Print, TV and Internet Advertising
- Home-Site Booklet
- Full-Time Marketing Director
- Full-Time Administrative Staff
- On-Line Gallery of Photos
- Maximum Exposure Marketing
- Coldwell Banker Number 1 Dollar Volume Sold in Colorado
- Public and Broker Open Houses
- Relocation Division attracting thousands of Buyers and
Sellers
- Listing on Top Real Estate Websites (Local, National and
Internationally)
- Showcased & Enhanced Listing on Realtor.com with Banner
Headline, detailed property description highlighting property features, lots of
photos and
Coldwell Banker Logo.
- Realtor.com,Trulia.com, Aol.com, Google.com, Yahoo.com,
Yahoo! Classifeds, Zillow.com, FrontDoor.com, WSJ.com, NYTimes.com,
Homefinder.com, Homes.com, AOL.com
www.MountainHomesOfDenver.com
www.LindaPinkul.com
www.ColoradoHomes.com
www.ColdwellBanker.com
www.recolorado.com
www.openhouse.com and MORE!!!
- E Marketing Flyers to over 4000 realtors
- Qualify Buyer
- Assist in contract and inspection negotiation
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- Home Staging
- Outstanding Property detail page on my personal website
- Professionalism
- Availability
- Quick Responder
- Internet Lead Generation
- Priority Rapid Response System
- Just Listed Postcards
- Market to Local Realtors
- Tour home with professional sales staff (within tour
boundary)
- Promote home at office and regional meetings
- In-house mortgage and Title Service
- Frequent Marketing Reports
- Evaluate Market every 30 days.
- Refresh Listing
- Marketing Stats
- Property Views
- PREVIEWS MARKETING; Creme` de la Creme, Colorado Previews
Magazine, Target Marketing for Select Buyers, Wall Street Journal, New York
Times, Colorado Homes & Lifestyles, Previews International Portfolio, Colorado
Homes and MORE!
- Meet Appraiser at House
- Assist at closing
- Resolve Problems or Challenges
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Tips for Selling Your Home in
the Fall
Summer is coming to an end which means the leaves will start
changing, the weather will begin cooling and we'll all be spending more time
inside our homes. It may also be the time of year when you begin wondering if
you truly want to stay in your home. Many sellers think that fall is a bad time
to put their home on the market but, as real estate experts will tell you,
that's simply not the case.
Autumn is typically a popular time of year for corporations to relocate
associates, which creates a pool of buyers who need to make quick decisions
about housing. They'll be serious about purchasing and, with fewer houses on the
market and less competition for sellers, your house may get more attention than
it would any other time of year. So what can you do to make sure your home sells
before all the leaves fall off the trees? Here are a few helpful tips.
•Highlight the location. Bring the benefits of your location front and center.
Establish a list of perks that your property offers, such as proximity to public
transportation, schools, shopping, recreation or entertainment.
•Use the season for curb appeal. Autumn is one of the most beautiful times of
year and by using that to your advantage, your home can stand out from others in
the neighborhood. Leaves turning shades of crimson and gold can add extra appeal
to the total look of your home's exterior, but they can also get out of hand.
Make sure trees and shrubs are properly groomed and that fallen leaves don’t
suffocate your front lawn. Add pumpkins, gourds or a fall display to your front
porch to invite in potential buyers.
•Stage your home. Buyers need to be able to envision themselves living in your
home before they will consider buying it. By de-cluttering, de-personalizing and
thoroughly cleaning the entire house, prospective buyers will immediately
imagine their furniture in the rooms and photos on the walls. Also, don't be
afraid to liven up the home by bringing the outside indoors during this
beautiful season. If your dining room is a sea of beige, set up a vase of twigs,
leaves or acorns from your yard.
•Get everything in tip-top shape. Your buyer will most likely hire an inspector
before closing, so talk to your Realtor about finding one who’ll visit your home
before you put it on the market to avoid any surprises. Pay close attention to
elements around the home that are important in the fall. For example, make sure
gutters are cleared of fallen leaves and that fireplaces are in working order.
•Know your home. Access to real estate information on the Internet means that
buyers are walking into your home more educated than ever. Take the time to
review homes similar to yours on real estate websites. Please give
Linda Pinkul a call and she will also be able to keep you aware of the
conditions and price ranges of other homes for sale in your area. This will
allow you to better negotiate with potential buyers.
•Hire a tech savvy Realtor. We're living in an age when nearly everyone owns a
cell phone and 90 percent of home buyers use the internet during their home
search. Instant information and communication have become the norm in our
society, so Realtors are taking advantage of today's tech tools to reach
prospective buyers quickly and effectively. A tech savvy agent will work with
cell phone applications, Websites, digital cameras and much more to be able to
connect you with the right buyer for your home.
Despite what you may have heard, this time of year offers plenty of opportunity
to sell your home. By taking a few simple steps to make sure you and your house
are ready to hit the market, you can better prepare yourself for what is to
come. After all, the more welcoming your home is to possible buyers, the more
welcoming it will be to offers.
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Partners with
Colorado Homes & Lifestyles Magazine
DENVER, Colo. - August 8, 2010 -
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Colorado's leading real estate company,
has initiated a comprehensive advertising partnership with Colorado Homes &
Lifestyles magazine. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage and Colorado Homes &
Lifestyles magazine now features 40 pages of distinctive properties direct
mailed and distributed to more than 33,000 locations throughout Colorado,
including more than 1,300 out-of-state subscribers.
Colorado Homes and Lifestyle magazine boasts a combined distribution of more
than 42,500, with total readership of more than 107,500. The magazine's Homes of
Distinction section was created in partnership with Coldwell Banker Devonshire
more than 15 years ago. According to a third party research study, the section
is among the magazine's most popular features.
Readers spend approximately 45 minutes on average with each issue, with a shelf
life of six months. The newly revised partnership with Coldwell Banker
Residential Brokerage allows Colorado Homes & Lifestyles magazine to present a
high profile Homes of Distinction section showcasing numerous, diverse
properties that enhance the reader's experience.
"Consumers love to take a peak inside someone else's home, whether it's for sale
or not," said Jennifer Williams, publisher of Colorado Homes & Lifestyles
magazine. "The new Homes of Distinction section is a great compliment to the
editorial home features in each issue and serves to increase our demand on
newsstands and from subscribers. The partnership is a win/win situation for the
magazine and Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage."
"This is a very viable advertising option for our agents and excellent exposure
for their listings," said Chris Mygatt, president of Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage in Colorado. "We will continue to publish a digital publication
featuring all of our listings that appear in the magazine. This listing exposure
is something our competition simply cannot touch."
About Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage, a leading residential real estate brokerage company in Colorado,
operates 14 offices with 1,115 sales associates serving the communities of the
Denver area. The company offers residential and commercial brokerage, corporate
relocation and mortgage services. Through its internationally renowned Coldwell
Banker Previews® program, the company is widely recognized for its expertise in
the luxury housing market.
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Coldwell Banker TV show on the move |
We
have big news to announce about the Coldwell Banker TV Show.
Starting the week of June 7, 2010 we will be
expanding our coverage from Comcast cable and will be delivering the
show via broadcast. That means everyone
who
receives an over-the-air signal will be able to tune in to view the
Coldwell Banker TV Show on Channel 3.
In addition to Comcast, we will be viewed on all the dish networks,
including the very popular Direct TV. Moving to broadcast television
takes our viewing audience to nearly 1.5 million viewers in
Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska, Eastern Utah
and
Northern New Mexico.
The show will air Thursdays at 5:00 pm, Fridays at 10:30 pm and
Saturday and Sundays at 8:00 am.
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