We found a buyer for our apartment in a young building in Gayrettepe in just one day
The owner of a garden duplex in a prime location in a young building in Gayrettepe, where I've been managing rental deals for four years, contacted me last week and told me they needed to sell their apartment quickly.
The owner of a garden duplex in a prime location in a young building in Gayrettepe, where I've been managing rental deals for four years, contacted me last week and told me they needed to sell their apartment quickly.
I quickly prepared my appraisal and presented it to the property owners.
During my appraisal, the property owner noticed that a significant portion of the active listings in the area were artificially priced.
Afterward, I obtained my sole authorization agreement and quickly began marketing.
I activated the listing on the listing portal and on my local and international websites, while also informing property owners and tradespeople in the area who I thought might be interested.
I also prepared a Neighbor Letter and knocked on the doors of every apartment in the building to inform them.
Within a short time, potential buyers emerged through online research, field research, and Neighbor Letter.
A local shopkeeper who had previously been familiar with the apartment paid the deposit, and the sale was finalized yesterday.
After the transaction, I was reminded of two key factors that a professional real estate agent can contribute significantly to: pricing and active, effective marketing efforts.
Of course, the property owner's constructive, data-driven, and logical approach also played a significant role in the swift completion of the process.
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