Re: Those who give real estate talks

**P* R* <p*@yahoo.com>**

That is what I was wondering about, if you are going
to talk to the real estate agents or go through them
to talk with clients. 
I know when we thought of selling our house in the
fall, my real estate agent told me to mulch for a
cleaner look and to plant mums for color. So if it is
a quick thing to do to sell fast, it may be seasonal
like pansies for winter color, mums for fall, cheap
begonias for summer, adding quick color via hanging
baskets and containers, who to hire to clean up/haul
away, and prune, etc. This is assuming a "garden"
already exists. 
--- Sheri Ann Richerson
<SheriAnnRicherson@exoticgardening.com> wrote:

> Peggy,
> 
> Hi, I don't mind at all. I was thinking of talking
> to them about using
> plants, trees and shrubs - properly located - to
> make a faster and more
> profitable sell.
> I have a tiny blurb put together but need to improve
> it drastically. This is
> what I have:
> 
> Location, Location, Location
> 
> Just as location can make the sale or break the sale
> in real estate, the
> location of a garden, especially a newly established
> garden, can make or
> break the sale.
> When coaching your clients on improving the
> salability of a property and
> suggesting to them that they add a small garden, do
> you know what to tell
> them to add? Do you know where to tell them to put
> the garden?
> While a few shrubs near the foundation of the house
> may look nice, what
> about the damage they can cause once they begin to
> grow? 
> The same goes for planting large trees in close
> proximity to a house. Once
> they grow those branches could hang over the roof or
> scratch the siding.
> Let Exotic Gardening Designs Garden Coach talk to
> your real estate agents
> and suggest the best ways for their clients to
> landscape a yard that will
> result in a quick and profitable sale in which
> everyone benefits.
> 
> I am wondering what others do, if I am missing a key
> point, etc.
> 
> Sheri
> 
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