Here are some important selling points you should look for in a real estate agent/office.

• Advertise in local newspapers and publications. In this high-tech age simple advertising is often overlooked.
• Produce a professional leaflet to give every single prospective buyer.
• Stunning virtual tours, including a street view. The best way to show your house on the World Wide Web.
• Qualify prospective buyers. It’s no good showing people round if they can’t afford your home. We also weed out tire-kickers and house lookers.
• Publish on our Celebration and international web sites. We keep our sites high on major search engines so international buyers will find your house. Many buyers in Celebration are from overseas.
• Make a CD presentation of your home. A personal CD of your home with large 360 degree virtual tours and wide angle pictures and a full specification to send to those who don’t have internet access.
• Produce a Market Analysis to give an idea of local values. How much did the house down the street sell for? If you are serious you must price it right.
• Enter details in the M.L.S. Multiple Listing Service, a major source of house hunting between agents. We post the maximum 10 pictures and descriptions.
• Suggestions to make your house more, buyer appealing. Owners frequently don’t see things we know to be important first impressions.
• Publish in Realtor. com and Homes.com. Two major web sites covering the country.
• A Celebration For Sale sign in the front yard. To catch passing buyers, who then phone our toll free number to arrange a viewing.
• Show your house, at the buyers convenience - any time. “At the buyers convenience” is important - while you are out, at work or play, we are always available.
• Introduce buyers to our mortgage affiliates. With just a little help some people might be able to afford your house.
• Negotiate an acceptable price between seller and buyer. First offers are hardly ever the last and we act as skilled “go-betweens” to secure the deal, the object being to arrange a fully executable contract. Many buyers don’t like negotiating directly with owners.
• Write a legal contract for a formal offer (with deposit). The first step shows serious buyer intent
• Complete a sellers disclosure form. This can save trouble later between the buyer and the seller.
• Arrange inspections and surveys. Always a good protection for buyer and seller. 
• Appoint contractors where necessary. We know licensed contractors who fix things quickly, before the buyer sees another house.
• Title searches. Protection for both buyer and seller.
• Liaise to ensure smooth progress towards a successful closing. Things can and do go wrong - mortgages don’t come through on time, people have second thoughts, etc. We have met them all and know how to sort them out.
• Help the new owner moving-in, local services, contractors, etc. Our service does not end with the sale, because we know today’s buyer might be sellers in a few years.