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This months WIN Home Inspection Radio Show on Santa Fe's Talk 1260 AM KTRC February 4, 2018 Show ( 1- 2 pm)
Our guests will offer their monthly broadcast, speaking to a variety of home inspection and maintenance issues, as well as the state of the local real estate market. Joining Me are three special guests: HVAC contractor Johnny Ruiz, Owner of Gavilan Enterprises, Inc.; Paul Vigil of Pella SW Windows; and, Aaron Jordan of Eagle Eye Extermination. Offering his monthly “Home Inspector’s Tip” is Matt Rivera, a professional home inspector and a member of the WIN Home Inspection team. WIN is well known for providing comprehensive, experienced, and professional home inspections, with the goal of helping to make the real estate transaction process go smoothly. Buyers can make an informed decision on the home they are purchasing, as well as planning for upgrades down the road, while sellers who obtain a pre-inspection can often see their listing sell more quickly.
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This Sunday at 1 pm WIN Home Inspection Santa Fe will be on the air at 1260 KTRC AM radio, streaming live on santafe.com and on ATRE Santa Fe web page
WIN Home Inspection guests will offer their monthly broadcast, speaking to a variety of home inspection and maintenance issues, as well as the state of the local real estate market. Joining me is Loralana "Alana" Light of A La Carte Design, who has been decorating, staging and organizing homes for the past 20 years. Also joining us are Clean Sweep, LLC, co-owners Paul DeDomenico and Steve Burke, who will review the range of environmental solution services their company offers, with a special emphasis on the issue of mold found in a home. Offering his monthly “Home Inspector’s Tip,” is Matt Rivera, a professional home inspector and a member of the WIN Home Inspection team. WIN is well known for providing comprehensive, experienced, and professional home inspections, with the goal of helping to make the real estate transaction process go smoothly. Buyers can make an informed decision on the home they are purchasing, as well as planning for upgrades down the road, while sellers who obtain a pre-inspection can often see their listing sell more quickly.

Getting Ready to Put Your Home on the Market? Preparation is the Key to Sellers’ Success
A pre-listing home inspection is a smart choice for sellers looking to get more insight about the condition of their home. To avoid any unnecessary conflicts, a pre-listing inspection gives sellers knowledge necessary to price the house accurately and address any issues ahead of putting it on the market. When you are aware of your house’s condition, you will be more confident in the house you are selling.
Ensure There Are No Substantial Issues
As the seller, your goal is to impress the buyer. Any issues concerning the roof, foundation, furnace or unwanted pests can stop an interested buyer in their tracks. Double checking the condition of these features before you put your house on the market is advised. There are many routes you can go once you learn this information.
• Get the issue fixed before listing the house
• Negotiate prices and propose deals in response to the issue
• Sell “as is” for a very low cost but no promise to fix the issues
Pay Attention to the Minor Details
Make sure your house looks attractive during the inspection. From the lawn to the roof, have a welcoming curb appeal. Inside the house, consider applying fresh coats of paint, re-caulking around sinks and showers, taking care of minor leaks and covering electrical outlets properly.
Think Ahead and Hire Your Own Inspector
To avoid potential issues, hire a professional to conduct a thorough home inspection of your property. Though this costs more money, you will save time in repairs. By hiring a home inspector, you have control over who fixes any issues. If a buyer’s inspector finds an issue, it may put the sale at risk. An inspector will help speed up the sales process as you tend to problems before the home is put on the market.
Hiring a home inspector for a pre-listing inspection is a great way to prepare yourself when you are selling your home.

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Getting ready for our radio show
WIN Home Inspections on All Things Real Estate at 1 PM today it will be a great show I have some good mortgage information and fall preparation for your home
1260 KTRC AM Santa Fe
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