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STEPS TO HOMEOWNERSHIP
Buying a home is an EXCITING time in your life and it doesn’t have to feel confusing or chaotic. I walk with you through each step below—from first search to final signature to prepare you—so you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and peace of mind..
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Discover the community
There are two stories as to why city officials changed the name from Broadway Hill to Capitol Hill. Some say that the original developer’s wife simply liked the way it sounded, while others think he hoped that the state would actually move the capitol to that area. In its early days, the neighborhood was certainly ritzy enough to be the political center of the state. Huge houses were built, which led to the nickname of “Millionaires’ Row” in one area. After World War II, a great number of apartment buildings were constructed, changing the demographics. These two cultures are still reflected today.
Since the area is known for its music scene, make sure to check out a concert at one of the venues like Neumo’s, pick through a record store like Sonic Boom, or do the extreme and attend the Capitol Hill Block Party in July. You can also say hello to the Jimi Hendrix statue on the corner of Broadway and Pine. If you’re into film, see a movie at the Landmark Harvard Exit – a classic building turned into theaters. Despite being one of the most densely populated areas of the city, Capitol Hill also has a surprising amount of green space, including Volunteer Park, Cal Anderson Park, and Interlaken Park, not to mention the Washington Parks Arboretum on the northeast corner.
Capitol Hill is funky and fast-paced, with an endless number of cool blocks to explore and, unfortunately, a limited number of parking spaces. During the day, markets, boutiques, and salons are a big draw. Nightlife is hopping with clubs, bars, and music venues, and you’ll often find coffee shops that moonlight as cocktail lounges. Individuality and fashion statements are encouraged, and there always seems to be some sort of block party or community forum to encourage residents and visitors to mix and mingle.
Find Your Home
Each listing has it's own dedicated custom webpage that highlights the homes features, provides information on the locale lifestyle, gives the viewer a 3D tour of the home, and provides information on local schools.
I use a professional videography and photography service to present your property in the best possible way. The videos and photos are used throughout all of my digital and print marketing.
People are shown to be 300% more engaged with a 3D virtual tour than they are with 2D imagery. 3D home tours offer a chance for potential buyers to virtually tour your home, giving them a feel for the layout and increase interest in an in person showing.
All of my listings are published on hundreds of websites including my custom agent website. All social media, print, and email marketing drives viewers to the listing page on my website where they can view property details and photos, ask questions, and request a showing.
Social Media Marketing
My listings are marketed via social media using our automatic post creation tool, JBG AutoDesigner.
Listing Announcement Emails
Each listing is marketed to my database of potential buyer, local real estate agents, and other brokers.
Monthly Newsletters
All of my contacts constantly are updated on the latest market trends, tips for your home, and available listings with my professionally designed monthly newsletter email campaign and webpage.
