Are you hoping your home will sell? Quit hoping and help make it happen. The following is 5 tips to help your home sell.

1. Clean your home – I don’t just mean pick up. I mean really clean your home. Scrub the toilets, wipe down the baseboards, and clean out the fridge. I would even go so far as to suggest you hire a professional cleaner. The extra $100.00 you spend now could mean $1000’s of dollars on the sell of your home. Professionals are also great at seeing things you might just overlook because you live in the home.

2. Declutter – Rent a storage unit and fill it up completely. You don’t need all that stuff anyways. The reason decluttering is so important is people will start to look at your stuff rather then your home. They also have a hard time imagining themselves in the home when all they can see is your stuff. You want your home to be warm, comfortable and inviting. Not cluttered or messy.

3. Increase Curb Appeal – If they don’t go in the front door they can’t see how great the home is. Take the time to mow your lawn, plant some flowers, spray off the driveway, and make your house sparkle. First impressions are important so take the time to make sure you are providing a good one. This doesn’t have to be expensive but you should spend a few dollars on some flowers.

4. Light a candle – This seems so simple yet most sellers do not do it. Candles make the home smell fresh and it can cover up your 14 year old sons smell gym socks. If you really want to go the extra mile bake some cookies and leave them out for the buyers with a thank you note.

5. Hire a professional Realtor – I would love to apply for the job of selling your home. I work full time to ensure your home gets Maximum exposure. I will price your home correctly and work hard to bring in qualified buyers.

I hope this helps and if you have any questions or if you would like to speak with me directly feel free to call me at 435-865-7600

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Located along the sunny banks of the Santa Clara River, lies the city of Santa Clara.  Rich in heritage, history, and natural beauty, Santa Clara is a place of beauty.  Founded in 1854 by Jacob Hamblin, the city was incorporated in 1915 and well known for its fruit and produce selections until a new interstate was constructed, abandoning the old one and bypassing the town.  Santa Clara would not be gone, though as a revitalization project approved and completed by city officials in 2007, bringing new life to the downtown area. 

The $10,000,000 mission to restore the historic downtown area has paid off.  Since the 2000 census, Santa Clara has grown its population base by more than doubling its number of residents.  The 2010 U.S. Census projections place Santa Clara at over 10,000 residents, nearly 125% of the earlier numbers.

Santa Clara is part of the St. George, Utah metropolitan area giving it the added attraction of the small town feel close to a major economic hub.  Many of the residents of Santa Clara commute to St. George, Utah to work and enjoy living and raising a family in a smaller community while having all of the advantages of a large city nearby.

While in Santa Clara, one can enjoy the only remaining fruit and produce market, Frei’s Fruit Market.  Seasonal produce abounds in this historic market that has been owned by the Frei family for nearly 55 years.  Further down the main street, step into one of the quaint gift shops such as Garden Sprout or The Clover Patch. 

Each year the city brings in thousands of visitors for its annual Swiss Days Festival, a celebration of Santa Clara’s rich Swiss history.  Complete with concerts, fireworks, arts, crafts, food vendors, 5k run / walk, and parade, this festival is an enjoyable time for young and old alike.

Santa Clara, Utah is nestled among some of the most beautiful natural scenery the nation has to offer.  With the Santa Clara River, Zion National Park, Red Cliffs Recreation Area, and Pine Valley Mountains, just to name a few, there is sure to be a picturesque scene to take your breath away.

Santa Clara, Utah is known for its beautiful climate.  The summers are hot, but dry, and the winters are mild due to its location at the northern border of the Mojave Desert.  Residents of Santa Clara have no need of a snow shovel.  If the snow does fall there, it is merely a dusting and an event that excites the residents of this beautiful town.

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Just outside of the natural beauty of Zion National Park sits a charming community, which offers country style living close to the area’s economic hub.  Hurricane, Utah, with a projected 2010 population of over 12,000, an area that offers something for everyone.

Home to Coral Canyon Golf Community and Sky Mountain Golf Course, it is perfect for the novice or master golfer to play 18 holes.  With excellent tee times and rates along with the sheer beauty of the course, one could either put around or take breath-taking photos.  With 260 days of sunshine on average each year, Hurricane, Utah is a sure bet for great recreational weather.

Two man-made lakes adorn the area; Quail Lake and Sand Hollow.  Enjoy fishing, boating, camping, or simply a picnic by the lovely shimmering water.  If you love nature, Hurricane is located in the middle of three national parks abounding with wildlife, hiking, horseback riding, and biking trails.

Each year, Hurricane, Utah is the place to be with annual events drawing in the crowds.  The Easter Car Show where enthusiasts from all across the United States bring their beauties, polished and ready to shine.  On Labor Day Weekend, Hurricane hosts a Peach Festival where visitors can enjoy a variety of peach recipes, a parade, fiddle contests, and marathon race.  Each year in May, Hurricane is host to the Hurricane Half Marathon and don’t miss the Christmas Tree Festival held each year during the holiday season.

 Hurricane, Utah is home to all the conveniences of a big city but with a small town feel, clean air, and majestic sunsets.  People come to Hurricane to enjoy a quality of life that is filled with relaxation and free from stress.  The residents are friendly folk with everyone having only wonderful things to say about their community.

One of the more interesting aspects of Hurricane, Utah is its selection of residential homes available.  Whether you are looking for a single-family starter home near one of the great schools, a home in one of the new developing communities, or a sprawling ranch with spectacular mountain views, Hurricane is the place to be.

Mix that with the year-round excellent weather and you have a dream community waiting for you.

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