When you list your property with Lisa Phillip’s Properties, we create a customized sales and marketing plan that will ensure your property receives broad market exposure. eXp’s proprietary virtual platform is the best in the industry and can be the difference between your home selling quickly or sitting on the market for months.
Because we understand that your home is a personal and valuable asset, we employ top-notch photographers to ensure that your home is presented in the best light. We then utilize all social media outlets and leverage eXp Realty’s vast virtual network to locate qualified buyers.
Your property will be listed on the shared central database of the Multiple Listing Service and promoted on all participating real estate companies, as well as dozens of other third-party websites such as zillow.com, realtor.com, Homes.com, Trulia.com, Boston.com, Homefinder.com, and many more.
We take the time to thoroughly understand our client’s needs and wants and ensure that they are situated to act quickly in today’s aggressive real estate market.
We will evaluate listings based on your needs and budget. This way, you don’t have to spend time browsing through hundreds of listings.
We will work with you to schedule appointments to view listings, regardless of scheduled open houses. In many cases, we will review on your behalf and advise accordingly.
We work with many experienced real estate professionals. Together as a team, we’ll guide you step-by-step through the entire home buying process. We’ll also take the time to assist you with home professionals that may be needed after the closing is finalized.
Single-family homes tend to offer more privacy and space than other types of homes, and frequently come with private front and back yards. Since you don’t share the property with anyone else, you are free to express yourself with any type of home design you choose. You’ll also have a more reliable resell value.
Multi-family homes are ideal for those looking for an investment property: many decide to live in one unit, and rent out the others for income, or simply rent out all units. They are also a great option for multi-generational households; they allow family members to live in the same building but have their own unit.
There is minimal responsibility on the homeowner’s part to contribute to maintenance and upkeep. For example, if the roof goes out, you share the costs with other residents. Additionally, some condos offer gyms, lounge areas, pools, and other amenities that you might not have space for in a single-family home.
The sky is the limit; you can build whatever type of residential home you’d like, or raise crops and animals. Land tends to require a larger down payment, and fewer lenders are available to finance a land purchase. Banks like to know that there’s going to be someone living on the land, and that it will be improved.