Posts from February 2018

Enjoy saving money? Want top dollar in the sale of your home? If you are wondering what to do to get your home show-ready for the big sale, these tips are for you. The best part about them is that they won't break the bank (some are even FREE) and make a big impact on how marketable your home will be.

Time For A Deep Clean

This task is number one for a reason. When you walk into a dirty or smelly space, it's likely the first thing you notice, and obviously not a place you want to spend time in let alone purchase. Trust me when I say that buyers have no problem saying they aren't interested in a home because it smells like a litter box. Yikes! I know you don't want to hear that your home smells like poo, so before you are ready to list your home, spring cl...

Burgan Real Estate follows a record-breaking 2016 with a monumental 2017 by having 23 REALTORS(R) receive Distinguished Agent status for their successes in generating more than $1,000,000 in sales for the year.  In 2017, more than half of Burgan Real Estate's active agent roster were recognized with this distinction.   

"It is an honor to have one agent receive the Distinguished Agent status let alone 23 as we experienced in 2017," said Sue Filipovich, co-owner of Burgan Real Estate.  "This distinction recognizes their expertise and dedication towards making a positive impact in the lives of the people they serve.  For Burgan Real Estate, it clearly demonst...

In today's housing market, you will see the homes that are advertised as totally updated and new, new, new! This has gained popularity with HGTV shows like "Flip or Flop". Many of these homes can be a great choice, but you must take an in-depth look instead of just seeing the trendy paint colors and new carpet.  Here are some areas to evaluate a flipped house to be sure your new home is not a flop.

Inspect Major Mechanicals

Major Mechanicals are the hot water tank, furnace, and air conditioner. If these have not been replaced with new, you need to be aware of their condition. Look to see if they appear to be older or rusty. The age can be found out online with information from the manufacturer label, with the model and serial number. The average life span of a furnace is...