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Posted over 14 years ago

2 Crucial Tips To Help You Sell Shoreline Wa. Land For A Larger Profit



If you have a piece of Shoreline, WA. land that you would like to sell there are some things you can do to help make the sale quick and more profitable. While these ideas may take a bit of work, they are well worth the time invested.

1. Clear the land If you have a lot of broken branches on your piece of Bothell land and other debris, clear it out before putting your land up for sale. It is much the same as what you would do to sell a house - tidy it up before allowing anyone to view it.

Take a walk throughout your Shoreline (WA.) property and get it prepared for viewing. Take along a rake, a shovel, some large bags or boxes for garbage or recycling, and some rubber gloves in case you have to do some digging to pull out some items from the dirt. When you are finished, stand back and take a second look at your land and see if there is anything that you missed.

You may think that people will see the beauty of your Shoreline (WA.) land on their own and be able to imagine what it would look like if it were cleared. This is not the way it works for everybody, however, and most people can't get past an untidy presence when they are looking at a property. It is always best to make things nice and neat so that the people that can't use their imagination to conjure up what the area would look like when cleared won’t hesitate to take your land into consideration.

2. Clearly mark all of the boundaries

You need to show people the exact layout of the land so that they can get a firm grasp of what they are about to buy. It is not good enough to show a potential buyer a surveyed piece of paper.

You have to have large boundary markers set up that are easily visible to the naked eye. You may need to call in a surveyor if you are unsure of the boundaries. This will be a small price to pay, considering the chances for a quick sale at a higher price are better with a marked property.

These are the most important things that you can do when you are trying to sell a piece of Shoreline (WA.) land. It is worth all the hard work, time and energy you can put into marking your property and clearing it up. You will be able to attract more potential buyers, which will give you a better chance of selling the land at a higher price.

For more information contact Adrian Willanger 206 909-7536.


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