John Krekorian
RE/MAX Flagship
14 Woodruff Ave.
Suite 10A
Narragansett, RI 02882
John Krekorian
401-788-3711 - Direct
401-789-9193 - Fax
jkrekorian@rihomesearch.com
Do you own your perfect house yet? Are you looking to sell your current home? Why wouldn't you want a TOP PRODUCING Agent working with you?
Give me a call & let me help.
ABOUT JOHN #1 RE/MAX Individual Agent in Rhode Island 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 AND AGAIN IN 2007!
CRS Certified Residential Specialist (Only 10% of Realtors have their CRS)
GRI Graduate Real Estate Institute
ABR Accredited Buyer Representative
RE/MAX Platinum Club 2001 -2007
RE/MAX Chairman Club, Highest & Most Prestigious Award Given 2003 , 2004 & 2005
#1 Overall Individual Realtor in Rhode Island 2005 according to the Kent/Washington County Board of Realtors
Kent/Washington County Board of Realtors circle of excellence Platinum Club Member 2001-2007
Seniors Real Estate Specialist
2008 Member of The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing
Areas of Specialization
Southern Rhode Island Shoreline areas, Beachfront and Water view locations, summer and year round residences, luxury homes, condominiums, investment property and land sales. Also familiar with like kind tax free exchanges.
Special Interests/Hobbies
Family time with my wife Laura, a local architect and my children Callie, Caroline and Andrew. Other interests include water sports, fishing, boating, skiing, biking, running, working out at the club and finally good times cooking and entertaining family, friends and guests.(Bam!!!)
Additional Comments
John is a member of the Multi-Million Dollar club and the RE/MAX Hall of Fame Club. He has received the Sales Award as the #1 RE/MAX individual Agent in Rhode Island for 5 of the last 7 years 2001-2007.
He has been a top sales agent in Rhode Island by providing his customers & clients unsurpassed service as well as the leadership, work ethic and experience to guide his customers through to the end of each successful transaction.
Call John Krekorian today for a complimentary market evaluation on your property.
Call John direct at 401-788-3711 or email him at jkrekorian@rihomesearch.com.
"All John does is Sell Real Estate and make long lasting relationships along the way."
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ALL OF JOHN'S LISTINGS ARE MIRACLE HOUSES! Founded in 1983, Children's Miracle Network gererates health care funds and awareness programs to benefit children. The nonprofit organization's 170 participating hospitals across North America help 17 million children annually. I pledge a contribution derived from each transaction/sale! These children need our help and action speaks louder than words. Help me help them!
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10 Tips For First-Time Sellersby: Peter G. Miller
At first the task seems daunting: You haven't sold a home before, the market looks complex, and what worked for owners 10 or 20 years ago seems inappropriate today.
What steps should you take? Here's a baseline list to get you started.
- You Can Do It.
Some 5.25 million existing homes were sold in 2001, more than 14,000 a day. Other owners have done it and so can you.
- Define Your Goal.
Do you want the highest sales price -- or the biggest check at closing? They're not necessarily the same. Imagine that two homes sell for $300,000, but one owner pays 2 points and agrees to replace the roof. The owner who sold without such costs got a bigger check at settlement. The bottom line: To have a successful sale you need to look at both price and terms -- you must have a strong negotiator in your corner.
- Times Have Changed.
Today's real estate marketplace is radically different when compared with 10 years ago. Purchasers now use the Internet, receive seller disclosure forms, get home inspections, and are routinely represented by buyer brokers. The result is that buyers can be better prepared than in the past.
- Sparkle And Shine.
Imagine going to a supermarket and seeing dusty fruit or aisles filled with old shelving and cans. It doesn't happen because the grocery store knows how to present its goods. Sellers must do the same. Get rid of things you don't want to move, organize closets and storage areas, and clean everywhere.
- Mechanics Count.
Buyers expect everything to work. Home inspections are now entirely common and what buyers miss home inspectors will catch. Fix and paint things now and they won't be an issue in the future.
- Think Broadway.
When buyers see your home, it's show-time. They want an environment where they can see themselves. Give them a show where everything is painted, arranged, and attractive
a home where the only issue is when to move in.
- How's The Market?
Real estate is local. Your broker can explain current market trends in your community, including what's selling, what isn't selling, and why. This information is central to getting the best possible price and terms.
- Know Your Rivals.
Your property will be competing with other homes for buyer attention. Ask your broker how to be competitive -- and how to have an edge.
- What Time Is It? Markets differ by location and time.
When interest rates are low and the local job base is growing, it's great to be a seller. But when times are slack and mortgage rates are rising, homes also sell. In 1981, when the prime rate topped 20 percent and the population was smaller, 2.4 million existing homes were sold. The trick is to be realistic, to get as much as market conditions will allow.
- Understand The Plan.
Real estate marketing involves far more than a sign in the yard and an ad in the paper. Successful brokers use a variety of methods to attract and qualify prospects, including the latest Internet and communication advances.
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