Getting ready to sell your house?

I would appreciate helping you getting your house on the market.  Around 85% of all buyers today begin their house search on the internet.   It's best to have the assistance of a company that understands internet marketing. 

Reasons to list with Paul Brannon and Envirian:

• I can help determine the optimum market value for your property
• We can arrange for staging if needed
• We will develop a strategic marketing plan
• We will resent all offers promptly and assist you in evaluating them
• We will immediately deal with and inform you of any events that may impact closing
• Will be available throughout your selling process

Envirian of Bryan/College Station will assist you by creating a virtual tour of your home and  placing it on over 40 internet sites as well as the major search engines.  In addition, you wil receive a CD with your video tour for your use.

You will receive regular reports on the number of people who have looked at your house on the internet.  

Envirian of Bryan/College Station is a high-tech company that is unique and understands the new real estate market.  We will bring all of our resources to the table to assist you in the marketing of your property.

Please don't hesitate to contact us at any time.  We will be glad to help. Together, we can make it across the finish line and have a successful culmination of selling your house.

There are three types of representation when you become involved in a real estate transaction.  These are 1) a seller's representative, 2) a buyer's representative, and 3) an intemediary. 

A seller's representative primary obligation is to the seller.  Their primary interest is to obtain the best transaction they can for the seller.  They will not pass along any information to the buyer that a seller would not want a buyer to know.  A seller's representative may work with a buyer, but they may not tell the buyer that the seller would accept a lower price, or any other information regarding any seller's confidential information.  The seller's representative must, however, reveal any material facts regarding the transaction.

A buyer's representative primary obligation is to the buyer. Their primary interest is to obtain the best transaction they can for the buyer.  They will not pass along any information to the seller that the buyer would not let the seller to know.  A buyer's representative may work with a seller, but they may not reveal information like the buyer would be willing to pay a higher price.  A buyer's representative will place the buyer's interest first.

When a broker acts as an intermediary, the broker represents both the buyer and the seller. A broker must obtain the written consent of each party involved in the transaction to act as an intermediary.  The document must reveal how the broker will be paid, and who wil pay the broker. The document will set forth the broker's ovligations as an intermediary in bold, underlined print.  The broker must treat each party honestly.  The broker may also appoint an agent to represent the seller and another agent to represent the buyer.  In this situation, each agent will act as a buyer's and seller's agent.

When initiating a real estate transaction, it is important to determine the type of agency that the person representing you holds.  It can affect the real estate transaction that you are involved in.