Our goal is to thoroughly understand your background and experience, and your
    motivations and goals in order to bring you opportunities that are clearly superior
    to your current position and/or company. For each opportunity we bring you
    we will present you with a clear understanding of the company, it's culture, goals
    and challenges, and the specific requirements for the position. It is just as
    important that an opportunity is a good fit for your goals and needs as it is that
    you are a good fit for the position.

    We will continue to work with you throughout the entire interview process,
    providing feedback and guidance to get to an offer, and helping you to
    successfully transition into your new position.   

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      HELPFUL HINTS FOR SELLING YOUR HOME QUICKER IN A TOUGH MARKET
       reprinted with permission from Recruiter Relocation

        Home Sale Savvy: The Keys to Selling in Today’s Competitive Market

        Price it Right
        Research shows that when a home is priced realistically it will sell faster then a
        home that is not. The trouble is most homeowners think their house is worth more
        than market forces can sustain. Having guidelines for listing can really help. For
        example‚ arrange to have a Confidential Market Analysis (CMA) performed by two
        independent real estate agents. It is suggested that you should list the home for no
        more then 105% of the average of the two CMA’s. After the home has been
        on the market for 30 days it should be reevaluated. Have there been any offers? If
        not‚ counterproductive. Experts say you should make the cut significant enough to be
        noticed.

         Staging
         Staging starts before marketing even begins. You should take this time to fix a        
 
        minor repairs that need to be done. There is no need to renovate‚ but the property
         should be revamped and neutralized. The idea is to create a home that is appealing to
 
        everyone’s tastes‚ not just the current homeowners. Replace old worn-out green
 
        carpeting with new beige carpeting. Freshen up the walls with new paint in either white
 
        or another neutral tone. Get rid of clutter and as many personal touches as possible.
 
        When potential buyers go into a house they will try to envision it as their own. That can
 
        be hard to do when there are too many family photos around. Clean up entry ways‚ and
 
        maximize curb appeal. This includes everything from making sure your house number
         is clearly visible at any time of the day‚ to sprucing up your front landscaping. Lastly‚
         staging is not limited to just the house. When selling a home‚ sell the community‚ its
         neighbors and schools‚ etc. Consider writing a seller’s letter that answers any
         anticipated questions about the house and neighborhood. In this letter you should
         include the fact that the move is for a new job‚ and that otherwise the family would
         be happy to stay in the home for many more years to come. Include all this information
         in the home’s marketing materials.

         Buyers Incentives
         Offering incentives can help to entice buyers and their agents to view the property and
 
        hopefully make an offer. Incentives can include paying the real estate taxes for one year‚
         paying closing costs‚ offering a redecorating allowance‚ and paying discount points to
         lower the mortgage rate. Some other creative incentives include a rider mower if the
         house has a large yard or a snow blower if the house is located in a city where winters
         are extreme. Don’t forget about the buyer’s agent either; offer a premium like an added
         point to their commission.

         Sell vs. Rent Analysis and Education
         In some parts of the country‚ home owners have seen dramatic drops in real estate
         equity. One example is the Phoenix metro area where a home purchased two years
         ago for $540‚000 has a current market value of $270‚000. Few home owners can
 
        afford a $270‚000 loss. Most companies would be averse to covering a loss on sale
         of that magnitude. In such cases‚ try a more suitable option for riding out the current
         financial storm by considering renting your current home. You can use a property
         management company that can take away the stress of being a landlord. By renting
         the home you are able to make your mortgage payments each month‚ and the hiring
         authority avoids either paying for duplicate housing or making a large loss on sale
         payment.

         Other Helpful Hints
         When listing the property highlight all the upgrades that have been made to it. The seller
         may be aware that those granite counter tops were an extra $6‚000‚ but the prospective
 
        buyer likely has no idea. Highlighting these features will give the home added value.
 
        Keep the listing and marketing materials fresh. Buyers are checking out the listings
 
        everyday. Update the pictures regularly; something as simple as taking a picture of the
         backyard from a different angle can make a big difference. When hosting an open house
         take advantage of all the senses‚ not just sight. Have an apple pie or chocolate chip
         cookies baking in the oven‚ it is a warm and welcoming scent that will remind
         prospective buyers of being “home”.








     
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