How to choose the right real estate agent for property search and sale?

Look at the agent track record for consistent awards every month. Khai Rambo is very consistent award achiever every single month.

Many agents claim to be “Top Agents” how can I be sure that the Khai Rambo is one of the best?

The single biggest misunderstanding about that term comes from what determines the status. If you work in a small company with few agents Top Agent could be a designation given to an agent who sold three homes in a year based on the relative productivity of the firm or office. Statistics are skewed. Khai Rambo is the top agent in Propnex, biggest real estate company in Singapore and we are in the #1 office for all real estate companies in Singapore. When he say he do well he has to do well to be in this category since our competition for “top” is fierce. This translates into a strong environment to work in Propnex with effective agents networking, marketing and sharing their inventory and future listings with each other which means accurate and new home opportunities for buyers.

If Khai Rambo is so successful, how will I know that he has time to attend to my needs?

Khai Rambo has taken multiple steps to insure that every one of his buyer’s and seller’s needs are attended to. He is highly experienced agent with an established structure of support for our clients. From the attention to detail to the communication with clients, he is able to offer far more services.

Do Khai Rambo has an area or region of primary focus?

Khai Rambo intentionally chose to work in the CCR (Central Core Region) & OCR (Outside Core Region) of Singapore because it allows him to market properties and assist buyers from all over Singapore. He is consistently working on transactions from residential to commercials and his marketing strategies are efficient in all of these areas.

5 No-Cost Tricks to Sell Your Home Faster

Well, there’s one tried-and-true trick that’s proven to reduce your home’s time on the market. A study by the Real Estate Staging Association found that homes staged before listing received an offer in just 23 days on average. That’s 90% faster than those who waited months after listing to bother staging.

If your budget’s tight, you may think you can’t afford to stage your home. But Khai Rambo, a real estate agent offers five free tricks to help you sell your house quickly.

1. Channel Your Inner Neat Freak

You always knew your tidying tendencies would come in handy one day. Now it’s time to clutter-bust your way to buyers’ hearts!

Dawn admits decluttering isn’t rocket science—but it is the key to creating a pleasing environment. Pay particular attention to common junk magnets like:

Kitchen and bathroom counters
Laundry room shelves
Tabletops
Magazine racks

No decluttering advice would be complete without a call to streamline your closets. “If your closet is crowded, I’m going to think my stuff won’t fit,” Dawn says. Wow buyers by showing them how much space there is for stuff—not how much stuff there is in the space.

2. Rearrange the Furniture

Once all the clutter’s out of the way, take a step back and look at the big picture. Does your home invite buyers to sit and stay a while? Can buyers flow freely through your home without bumping into things? If not, you’ve got work to do!

Start by putting bulky pieces in storage and moving furniture away from the walls. “Oftentimes, the room is arranged so the children can play in the middle of the room or the TV can be seen easily from every chair and sofa,” Dawn says. Buyers want to walk in and see an open—yet intimate—space that inspires conversation, not channel-surfing.

An experienced agentcan lend a fresh eye and help you reimagine your home. “Go to different rooms and see if there are pieces that you can repurpose for the living room to get the effect you want,” Dawn suggests.

Buyers want to walk in and see an open—yet intimate—space that inspires conversation, not channel-surfing.

3. Think Like a Buyer

Cleaning your home for home showings is common sense. But many folks underestimate just how clean it needs to be.

This isn’t your run-of-the-mill weekend tidy-up. Think of it as spring cleaning on steroids. You’ve got to think about what buyers look for and get down to the nitty-gritty so that even the smallest details shine. From ceiling fans and window blinds to baseboards and tile grout, no surface goes unscrubbed!Don’t forget to get your windows squeaky-clean. “There needs to be as much light coming in as possible,” Dawn says.

4. Set the Table

Staging paints a picture for potential buyers so they can envision life in your home. “If I see that a family can live here, I will think my family can live here too,” Dawn explains.

And nothing represents family life quite like the dinner table.

That’s why Dawn recommends giving the dining room some staging attention. Bring your good china, flatware and linens out of hiding. Or add seasonal flair with a dash of bold colors. You don’t have to go over the top with every piece of dinnerware you own. Keep things simple by setting just two places at the table or arranging a decorative centerpiece on top of a neutral table runner. You can find loads of inspiration on Pinterest and Houzz.

If I see that a family can live here, I will think my family can live here too. – Dawn Kirkland, real estate agent

5. Bring the Outside In

Make your house feel like home by taking advantage of what’s in full bloom right outside your door. “[Fresh flowers] are so inviting,” Dawn says. “They warm up a room and send the message that this is a really nice space to be in.” If plucking decorations from your yard isn’t an option, stop by your local grocery store and pick out a fresh bouquet that’s already been prearranged. If you run short on vases, display your finds in an antique pitcher or Mason jar for a touch of vintage charm.

And flowers don’t have to be the only star of the show. If you grow your own fruits and veggies, entice buyers with a bowl of fresh produce on the kitchen counter.

Use That Extra Cash to Sell Your House Fast

If you do have a little cash to spend, here’s what Dawn recommends to sell your house on a tight timeline and a small budget: “If you’ve got $400, I would spend it on paint and mulching the front yard.” Why? Because buyers give you about six seconds to make the sale—three seconds from the curb and three seconds from the foyer.

Of course, every home is different. Before you spend a dime freshening your home up, ask a real estate agent you trust for advice. A true pro knows what buyers in your area want and can help you maximize your home’s appeal without busting your budget.