Are you thinking of selling your NH  home, condo or land, or just curious what other homes and properties in your neighborhood are selling for?  In order to determine the correct asking price for your property, we provide you with a comprehensive Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) of comparable properties sold and offered for sale in your neighborhood. The CMA can provide other valuable market data, such as how long properties are staying on the market; even expired listings data can be helpful in that it often shows: over-priced listings do not sell!  Today’s real estate environment requires an accurate value on your property.

Of course, the CMA alone will not be the only factor in determining the asking price of your property, and we will determine a range of value for your property The market analysis is meant to be a "snapshot" of current real estate market conditions in the local area, and can be a useful tool for coming up with a range of values based on the most current data available.  Other factors can come into play when pricing your property, such as individual seller motivations, time frame to sell, etc.  I will assist you in determining the best asking price based on your personal goals and motivations.

To request your free CMA, please fill out and submit the form below.  The more information given, the more accurate the evaluation.  Even if you're undecided about Selling now, or you're just curious about the current market value of your property, feel free to request this service.  There is no obligation to list your property with me by requesting the CMA.

There are thousands of real estate agents in New Hampshire and making the right choice can be a difficult position to be in.

We are leaders in the real estate market in Southern NH; home of some of the top agents In the county, including Amherst, Bedford, Hollis, Brookline, Milford, Merrimack, Mont Vernon and the surrounding area.

We are a team of highly experienced and skilled team of professional real estate consultants who have strong business backgrounds and the resources and knowledge to excel in ALL market conditions.

Internet Marketing

We understand that the business has changed dramatically and we have embraced Internet marketing since over 87% of buyers today start their search on the internet.

We expose your property to a diverse and ever expanding list of internet sites to bring a buyer to you.  Our sites are enhanced with expanded copy and lots and lots of photos and videos.  Buyers will eliminate a property from their list simply based on lack of photos or poor quality photos.  We have a full time and dedicated photographer on staff that creates our photo presentations and they are wonderful!

It IS Global!

Our investment in multiple websites is far reaching…we are working with many buyers currently from around the world…this is something that could not be done with print advertising…

Property Showings

Schedule property showings through a professional showing service; the advantage being that showings can be set up when buyers are actually looking…our service is available 7 days a week , 360 days a year.  Appointments can be scheduled early in the morning until late in the evening…no more missed appointments because an agent cannot reach the listing agent!

We provide feedback promptly.

Our system allows us to provide the actual feedback from the buyer and the showing agent.  You see it when we see it; and you she exactly what the agent or buyer said about your property!

We are skilled negotiators

You will be glad you have our team on your side when we bring you an offer on your property!

1. A   first impression is crucial in selling a home. Remember that when a   prospect comes to look at your home, the first impression (curb appeal) is   vital. Your front lawn and other landscaping should be neatly trimmed and   mowed. Make certain that your yard is clean of refuse and leaves. The walk   should be swept and, in winter, remove ice and snow from walk and steps.   The front door must be clean and fresh looking, the doorbell in working   order. Seventy percent of the time a potential buyer will drive past your   home to see the outside before they will make an appointment to see the inside.


2. Decorating   for a quicker sale. Faded walls and worn woodwork will reduce the appeal   of your house. Why describe how your house could look... when you can show   how it does look. A minor investment in paint and wallpaper could pay   bigger dividends to you in the form of a better price and a quicker sale.


3. Remove   dated wallpaper and trim; stencils can make a home feel dated.


4. Let   the sun shine in. Open the drapes and curtains. Clean the windows. Dark   and dreary rooms do not appeal to most home-buying prospects.


5. Fix   leaky faucets. Dripping water suggests faulty or worn-out plumbing.   Discolored, rust-stained sinks should be thoroughly cleaned.


6. Little   things mean a lot. Loose door knobs or cabinet pulls, sticking doors and   drawers, wobbly hinges, stuck windows- all are negative factors. Check and   repair all these seemingly minor flaws, since they do detract from the   value of your house.


7. Safety   first. Keep stair ways and corridors clear and clean of clutter. In   addition to being unattractive, clutter causes accidents.


8. Top   to bottom. Let prospects see the potential of your attic, basement, garage   and other utility/storage spaces by removing junk and other articles.   Neatly stack cartons, etc. If the storage spaces are dark, a coat of paint   or extra lighting can do wonders.


9. Big   closets--We all love closets and you can make them look even bigger by   having them clean, neat and well organized. Get rid of old clothes and   cartons that take away from the spacious look.


10. Bathrooms   sell homes. Make bathrooms sparkle. Clean stained sinks and bowls, repair   any damaged or discolored caulking around bathtubs and showers, be sure   towels and area rugs are bright, make certain all light fixtures and bulbs   work.


11. Wake   up your bedrooms. Keep bedrooms bright. After the prospects are gone you   can close the drapes. Remove excess furniture to avoid a crowded look, use   attractive and colorful bed linens and spreads.


12. Can   you see the light? Illumination in your home can be the "welcome   sign" for every prospect. Turn on all of the exterior and interior   lights--including the accent and picture lights--when your home is shown   at night.


13. Rent   a storage container and remove furniture and personal belongings so the   property feels spacious and buyers can picture their furniture in the   space.


14. Avoid   crowds. Potential buyers will feel like intruders and want to hurry   through your house if there are too many people around. Send the kids over   to a neighbor's or take them to the ice cream store when the real estate   agent shows the home. It is best if you leave the premises so the agent   and buyer will spend as long as they like looking at your home.  The longer they stay, the better the   chances of a sale.


15. Silence   is golden. When showing your house, turn down, or off, radios or   television sets. Let the salesperson and buyers talk freely without having   the noise of a radio.


16. Put   the pets out. Keep all pets out of the way and not underfoot.


17. This   is not a social call. Be courteous and friendly, but don't try to force   conversation with potential buyers. They are there to inspect your house.   Let the sales person do the talking.


18. Stay   in the background. The salesperson knows what the buyers are looking for,   and can best describe and emphasize the best features of your house. Don't   tag along. If there are any questions; the salesperson will ask you for   information.


19. Be   it ever so humble there's no place like home. Don't apologize for the   appearance of the house. If something out of the ordinary should happen to   mess-up the appearance, inform the salesperson when you are first called   for the showing. Should any negative comments or objections be offered,   let the trained salesperson answer them.


20. This   is not a garage sale. Don't try to sell the potential buyers any of the   furniture or furnishings that you don't want to take with you. These are   details that can be discussed afterwards.
21. Let   a professional do it. Let the salespeople talk to the customer about   selling price, terms, possession date and other factors.


22. By appointment only. Only show your home through an appointment.

Eight  Weeks Before Moving Contact  David Hall and Karolin  Campbell  @  Brin Realty

• Collect   everything not to be moved for a garage sale or charitable donation.
 
• Contact   the charity for date/time of pickup. Save receipts for tax records. .
 
• Select   mover, arrange for exact form of payment at destination (cash, check). Get   cartons and packing materials to start packing NOW, unless you have   packing services.
 
• Contact   insurance agent to transfer/cancel insurance coverage.
 
• Check   with employer to find out what moving expenses they will pay.

Four Weeks Before Moving 

• Notify   all magazines of change of address.
 
• Check   with veterinarian for pet records and immunizations.
 
• Contact   utility companies for refunds of deposit, set turn-off date.
 
• Contact   utilities in new home to set up utility turn-on date.
 
• Service   power mowers, boats, snowmobiles, etc. that are to be moved, drain all   gas/oil to prevent fire in moving van.
 
• Check   with doctors and dentist for all family records and prescriptions.
 
• Get   children's school records.
 
• Check   freezer and plan to use of food over next 2-3 weeks.
 
• Remove   all jewelry and other valuables to a safe deposit box or other safe place   to prevent loss during move.
 
• Give away or arrange for transportation of house plants   (most moving companies will not move plants, especially in winter).

One Week Before 

• Transfer   or close checking and savings accounts. Arrange for cashier's check or   money order to pay moving company on arrival to new community.
 
• Have   automobile serviced for trip.
 
• Fill   out Post Office change of address forms, give to postmaster.
 
• Check   and make inventory of all furniture for dents and scratches, notify moving   company of your inventory and compare on final day.
 
• Dispose   of all combustibles and spray cans (spray cans can explode or burn).
 
• Pack   a separate carton for cleaning materials and tools.
 
• Separate   cartons and luggage you need for personal travel.
 
• Organize   at least one room in the house for packers and movers to work freely.
 
• Cancel   all newspapers, garden service, snow removal, etc.
 
• Review   the entire list to make certain that you haven't overlooked anything.   Check and double-check everything you have done before it's too late.

Moving Day 

• Plan   to spend the entire day at the house. Last minute decisions must be made   by you. Don't leave until after the movers have gone.
 
• Hire   a sitter or send the kids to a friend's house for the day.
 
• Stay   with the moving van driver to oversee inventory.
 
• Tell   packers and/or driver about fragile or precious items.
 
• Make   a final check of the entire house- basement, closets, shelves, attic,   garage.
 
• Approve   and sign Bill of Lading
 
• Double   check with driver to make certain moving company records show the proper   delivery address for your new house. Verify the scheduled delivery date,   too.
 
• Give   driver phone numbers both here and in new community to contact you in case   of a problem.
 
• Get   complete routing information form the driver and phone numbers so you can   call the driver or company while en route.
 
• Disconnect   all utilities for your property and advise the Realtor who sold or is   selling your house.
 
• Lock all doors and windows. Advise your Realtor and neighbors that the house is empty.

When selling your home, your NH REALTOR® can give you up-to-dateinformation on what is happening in the marketplace including price, financing availability and  inventory.   Real estate is local and we are experts on our marketplace.Only real estate licensees who are members of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFREALTORS® are properly called REALTORS®. REALTORS® subscribe to a strict code of ethics and are expected to maintain a higher level of knowledge of the process of buying and selling real estate. They are committed to treat all parties to a transaction honestly. Thats why all real estate licensees are NOT the same. Whether you're buying or selling a home it pays to work with a REALTOR®

The Value of a REALTOR® to a Seller

REALTORS® provide sellers invaluable service, and there are many reasons to work with one. A REALTOR®:

• Can give you up-to-date   information about the market, prices, financing, terms and conditions of   competing properties.
 
• Will market your property to   other real estate agents and to the public.
 
• Will know when, where and how   to best market your property.
 
• Can help you objectively   evaluate every buyer's proposal without compromising your marketing   position.
 
• Can help you close the sale of   your home.

The Value of a REALTOR® to a Buyer

REALTORS® provide critical assistance with the home buying process. A REALTOR®:

• Has many resources to assist   you in your home search.
 
• Can provide objective   information about each property.
 
• Can help you negotiate.
 
• Can help you determine your   buying power.
 
• Provides guidance during the   evaluation of the property.
• Can guide you through the closing process and make sure everything flows together smoothly.

Buying or selling a property in New Hampshire and working with the right agent who understands your needs, your financial status and your timing is essential to a smooth and relatively stress free experience. You want an agent who will listen to you and take the time to understand your needs but also one who will be realistic regarding pricing, value and status of the market. You should work with an agent that is an expert in local market conditions and part of a winning real estate team.

You need an agent who is skilled in negotiations and understands the intricacies of buying and selling real estate in New Hampshire.  We pride ourselves with a prompt response to our clients and provide the highest level of service; we understand how important the real estate transaction is to you

We are trained to listen and work closely with all buyers and sellers, so whether this is your first time or just one of many, you will find our office and staff ready to serve you.