Of course. Sending you the visual portfolio and financial details of a property is a fundamental step, but it’s also the beginning of a much deeper conversation. The pictures and the price are just two data points; to truly understand the property, you need to understand the story they tell together and the context behind them.
When you receive the photos, look beyond the wide-angle lens and the perfect lighting. Look at the details. What is the condition of the windows and floors? How much natural light is there? Try to piece together the layout and the flow of the apartment. Do the pictures show the view from the balcony? Do they include the building’s entrance and common areas? These visual cues provide hints about the property’s true condition and the upkeep of the building.
The asking price is the seller’s opening statement. It is not the final word. My role is to provide you with a comparative market analysis (CMA), showing you what similar properties in the immediate area have recently sold for. Is the asking price aligned with the current market? Is it ambitiously high, suggesting the seller is testing the waters? Or is it priced to sell quickly? By combining the visual evidence from the pictures with a data-driven analysis of the asking price, we move from just looking at a listing to truly evaluating an investment. The pictures show you the house, but the data tells you the value. I will send both over immediately.
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- I will send the pictures and asking price right away.
- When reviewing the pictures, look closely at details like windows, floors, and natural light to gauge the property’s real condition.
- The asking price is a starting point; it must be compared to recent sales of similar properties in the area.
- I will provide a market analysis along with the listing to give you the full context of the property’s value.
