Marketing Your Home

Your home should be listed, whenever possible, in the local Multiple Listing Service. If your home is in the Los Angeles Region, it will also be placed into two on-line databases available to buyers.

Advertising and Target Marketing

"A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words." Through the affiliation with Sothebys, your property will be pictorially advertised in the following institutional publications; The Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Daily Variety, Caravan Express (a publication targeting brokers) and Homes and Open Houses (a weekly magazine, widely distributed free of charge and widely available to the public).

Whenever appropriate, a real estate sign will be strategically placed on the property. Along with the sign, I place a brochure box with full-color fliers.

With your permission, I will send a mailing about the property to neighbors. You never know, sometimes a neighbor "has a friend who has always wanted to live in your neighborhood."

Virtual Tours

I'm pleased to present the latest in On-line photographic VIRTUAL HOME TOURS. This Virtual Walk-Through displays a home to THOUSANDS of potential buyers with minimum "foot traffic." It is an excellent advertising tool for the home unavailable for open houses. The home is photographed digitally from the front exterior, in the main rooms (kitchen, living room and dining room) master bedroom and rear exterior. The effect can be highly motivational.

Target Marketing

InRealEstate.com is USER-FRIENDLY. The Website is advertised in many of the same publications I use to pictorially display my exclusive listing inventory.

Whether it's tennis, beach or guard-gated estates, single family homes (under 5,000 square feet), condominiums, residential income or lease properties, there is someone looking for quality properties, ALL THE TIME. It's my job to match buyer to property, negotiate mutually satisfactory terms and expedite a successful outcome. But first comes matching Buyer to Property.

The Website is dynamic. It will change and grow as demand dictates.