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"We are writing this letter to thank Mick Hooper for selling our home. We had our home listed unsuccessfully on the market for two years with one of the "leading Realtors" for lakefront property in Texas. Then, Mick listed our home and within 20 days, not only did we have a contract, but two backup offers! We chose Mick after he sold two other lakefront homes on our same street shortly after they were listed. Mick Hooper specializes in bringing buyers from all over the U.S. to Texas lakefront properties. He goes that extra mile in advertisement, offers exceptional and professional advice, and his feedback contact is like no other. The only regret we have is that we did not list our house with Mick two years ago. Thank you for making the sale of our house a reality. There will be no other Realtor than Mick for us!!
Larry and Lisa Long
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Selling Your Home >Effective Marketing
If your home has been listed for a number of weeks and you have only seen it featured in one newspaper ad, you may start feeling anxious. Although your house is being shown regularly, you wonder if the agent is doing enough.
Home sellers often equate effective marketing with classified ads in the weekend Sunday real estate section. However, the most skilled real estate agents know the market well enough to be aware of where the prospective buyers for your home are likely to come from. They will look for the best ways to reach those people through direct mail, telephone contact or specialized ads in neighborhood publications. They will also work to get their colleagues excited about your house, especially agents who have many listings or sales in your neighborhood. And remember--it is important for you and your agent to communicate often so you will know exactly what is being done to sell your home.
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What is the most unusual maintenance project done once each year in the United States?
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The Niagara Falls is shut down for maintenance every year in the fall by diverting the flow of water for 24 hours using a massive series of pipes constructed in 1837.
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