Natalie Tagle's 43-point home marketing plan.

1.  MARKET ANALYSIS

 Make a thorough inspection of your property and take notes on all the features.

 Review the market activity to help determine the Fair Market Value of your property.

 Prepare an estimate of the selling expenses to show your exact exact net proceeds.

 

2.  PROPERTY ENHANCEMENT

 Recommend repairs and improvements to sell your property for the highest price possible. 

 Prepare a written enhancement budget for you to review and approve.

 At your request I will schedule and supervise the work that you approve.

 

3.  SALES PROGRAM

 Submit accurate information about your property to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).

 Take "perfect" digital photos of your property for ads, the MLS and Internet sites.

 Install a high-security, computerized lockbox to increase showings.

 Host a broker caravan for our sales staff and other agents to preview your property.

 Network with Century 21 sales people and active agents from other companies to  promote your property.

 Create a 2-page custom color brochure outlining the many features of your property.

 Place custom brochures both inside and outside your property and in our office for  prospective buyers.

 Install a "For Sale" sign on your property to generate sign calls.

 Mail "Just Listed" announcements to your neighbors and invite them to the broker  caravan.

 Design a custom advertising program for your property. We have the best advertising  program in the industry including the The Press Enterprise, The Californian and other publications.

 Feature your property in our magazine until it sells.

 Feature your property on the Internet at TemeculaLandandEstates.com and REALTOR.com

 Generate buyers for your home through our nationwide relocation service.

 

4.  COMMUNICATION PROGRAM

 Send you a copy of the MLS printout for your review and approval.

 Send you copies of all printed and Internet ads.

 Visit your home at least once a week to check on showings and refill brochures.

 Call or meet with you at least once a week to report on showings and market conditions.

 Provide you with regular updated market reports showing the activity in your  neighborhood.

 Constantly review our marketing strategy and make adjustments as needed.

 

5.  STRUCTURING THE SALE

 Carefully review and present all offers for your consideration.

 Put together a solid transaction that will close on time with no surprises.

 Qualify prospective buyers to be sure they are able to purchase your property.

 Determine that the purchase deposit is adequate to make a strong transaction.

 

6.  MANAGING THE TRANSACTION

 Handle the many details of your real estate transaction.

 Open escrow and review the escrow instructions.

 Arrange for the property and termite inspections.

 Supervise any necessary home repairs.

 Assist with all disclosures, including the seller's TDS, smoke detector, hot water heater,  and environmental hazard disclosures.

 Manage the loan approval process to be sure your transaction closes on time.

 Coordinate and supervise the appraisal process to ensure the proper value.

 Order the preliminary title report and review the condition of title.