The market is so hot for sellers right now. Why should they take risks and pay for marketing that is going to get them top dollar when houses seem to sell themselves? Get the straight talk on this subject on this episode. The crew from Twin Cities On The Move (minus the mortgage guys) discuss how to make the most out a property listing no matter the market.
Justin Scheeler and Paul St Andrew are licensed real estate agents in the state of Minnesota with RE/MAX Results. Paul St Andrew can be found online at minnesotahomesales.com. Justin Scheeler can be found online at justinscheeler.com. Joel Benson and Greg Rios are mortgage consultants with Cardinal Financial Company, Limited Partnership (NMLS 66247) which is an Equal Housing Opportunity lender and is not affiliated with RE/MAX Results. Joel Benson's NMLS ID is 1064642 Greg Rios's NMLS ID is 1505482. Cardinal Financial can be found online at cardinalfinancial.com.
Twin Cities On The Move is sponsored by Tina Huynh-Chandee with Country Financial and can be reached at 651-846-8163 or via email at tina.huynh-chandee@countryfinancial.com.
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