My name is Kevin Creason. I am the Owner and Qualifying Broker for Grandview Realty. I have been in the Real Estate industry for over 30 years. One of the reasons I have remained successful is because Grandview Realty is a Personalized not Franchised Real Estate Company. I take pride and enjoyment in helping clients on a one on one basis whether they are selling their home or buying a new home. Getting into the Multiple Listing Service can be a goldmine for Sellers and Buyers. The MLS is the holy grail of home listings. Once in the MLS, your Listing is also sent out to dozens of online websites such as Zillow, Realtor.com, Trulia, Home Snap and many more. Being listed on MLS also puts your home into buyer and sellers agents’ hands so your home always has a steady influx of showings. All local MLS participants will also be able to view your listing through MLS and match it to their buyers as well, but it will be Grandview Realty that negotiates the best deal for you. As a licensed, professional and an experienced Sellers agent, I have the upper hand in tough offer negotiations. As your Agent my priority is to get your home sold for the price you want as quickly as I can. Even though you have narrowed in on an effective price, through MLS using the Comparable Market Analysis or (CMA) I can look at past and current home sales and other neighborhood information which means your house could be worth more than your current asking price.
Since 2001 I have been building relationships with Escrow Companies, Professional Appraisers, Mortgage Lenders and Home inspectors, all of which I consider part of my team. This helps me make the process of getting you a qualified buyer to buy your home even faster and getting you approved fast to purchase the home of your dreams. Selling your home or finding you your dream home is a full-time job. From marketing your home, vetting interested people to find an actual buyer, scheduling showings and completing the necessary documents to close the sale or purchase of your home will be my top priority.