The Blythe Team has been awarded First Place Best of Omaha for the past three years. While we are very diverse in our business, listing homes is one of our specialties.
We have a fantastic marketing plan and are experts in correctly pricing homes. We work with sellers on staging their house to improve traffic and know the ins and outs of negotiating on your behalf.
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You may have noticed that real estate teams have become the new trend. They are popping up everywhere across the country. Many buyers ask us why this is becoming so popular and what’s the benefits. In summary, a team helps a real estate agent function at their highest ability which gives a much better experience to their clients. Here is some more insight into the Omaha Blythe Real Estate team and why we believe it’s a good approach for our agents and for our clients.
Watch our latest video to learn a few benefits of listing during the winter months.
Many families hear “back to school” and it either brings emotions of joy or emotions of sorrow. When it comes to Real Estate there are positives and negatives we tend to see.
One of the busiest times of year for many families is back to school time. In Nebraska, this usually falls in August. This year most of the Omaha metro schools are starting between August 9th –August 17th. This includes OPS, Bennington, Elkhorn, Bellevue, Westside, Gretna and Millard Schools.
When I talk to people wanting to sell their house, one of the MOST common requests I get is, “Will you walk through our house and tell us what we need to do to get our house ready to sell?” Any good Real Estate agent is happy to do this. After years of doing this, I’ve learned that there are 3 things that are relevant to every seller. Regardless of area, price, or time of year. The funny part is most sellers know them but underestimate their importance and ROI. (more…)
Smart home buyers always look at the nuts and bolts – home value, neighborhood, projected value as an investment, whether rooms are appropriate to needs, and other things like that. But home buyers, just like any other consumer, can fall in love with a home. It could be the gingerbread roof, the appealing wraparound porch, even the 1920s-era stained glass transom windows in the front room. (more…)
