How A Real Estate Agent Cambridge Can Help With Your Home's Online Presence-

Now more than ever, your home’s online presence is important when it comes to selling your home. From your online listing to virtual tours, to finalizing the offer over email, the Internet is just as much (if not more) part of the process as the home! 


Your real estate agent Cambridge will tailor your home selling experience depending on your home, the market, and the buyers you are looking to attract. That means selecting the right online presence to effectively sell your home and get you, the buyer, the price you are hoping for.


Get an idea about Kitchener real estate market from your realtor who can help with your home’s online presence:


USING VIRTUAL TOURS


A virtual tour allows buyers to truly get a feel for the layout and size of your home. Especially during COVID-19, as viewings are limited and often saved for very serious buyers, a 360-degree tour allows people to view your home without stepping foot outside of their home. It’s safe for both the buyer and the seller.


USING ONLINE FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT VIEWINGS

The demand for buying and selling homes has remained almost unchanged during COVID-19, but one thing that’s changed is home viewings. Many sellers are hoping to avoid unnecessary foot traffic in their home in efforts to keep their house safe and germ-free. As a realtor, I work with my clients to customize the selling process during COVID-19 depending on the comfort of them and the buyers. A strong online presence is important for aiding in the efficiency of the sale in a day where open houses and viewings are limited, and buyers are hoping to get a feel for the house before they move forward with possibly viewing it. 


ENSURING THE RIGHT PRICING

Lastly, it’s important that when your home is listed online that it is listed accordingly and accurately reflects the value of the home. With my extensive knowledge of the Toronto real estate market, I always make sure that my client’s homes are listed at a competitive price online. The price is important, so buyers are not underpricing the home due to the online presence. Having a good online presence is just as important as staging the house, if not more so these days! First impressions are everything, and a good online listing can make a world of difference in today’s market. 


STAGING YOUR HOME ONLINE

As one of the top realtors in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, I love helping my clients market their homes online. From creating a 360 walkthrough, taking beautiful pictures, creating the perfect write up, and managing safe viewings and selling processes during COVID-19, there is a lot that goes into creating an online presence for your home. By working with a realtor that will tailor the selling experience for you, you can ensure your home gets the most value possible in today’s market.

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