"Think Bink" York County Real Estate

New Listing Alert!! http://matthew.binko.homesale.com/p/115-Lo/dmgid_127064159&

Fresh to the market! Like it? Grab it up, with three confirmed showings in less than 12 hours this won’t last long! https://www.homesale.com/p/95-Liborio-Lane-/dmgid_126780698

UPDATE - SOLD IN FIVE DAYS! NEW LISTING!!! Check out the tour, link below! Turn key 2 story just needs you. Home features 3 bedrooms, huge master suite w/walk-in closet & master bath. 4 total baths, 2 car garage, fenced yard, hardwood floors, brand new roof, finished lower level and so much more. Kitchen includes stainless steel appliances that all stay, along w/washer and dryer. Great neighborhood, great location, close to schools, move in ready. Act quickly... Thank you Real Estate Exposures for capturing these images! http://tours.realestateexposures.com//315KormitDrive_RedLi

According to a recent article I saw in REALTOR magazine, these are the top ten things you should NOT do/have when prospective buyers are coming to see the home you have for sale. 1) Being at home while buyers are looking at the house. It makes for an awkward situation. 2) Cats, dogs and other pets on the loose. Some people are afraid of animals and even the nicest pets can be territorial.... 3) Offensive smells. Cooking smells such as fish or onions, cigarette smoke and animal odors can all be a turn off to potential buyers. 4) DIY projects, such as bad paint jobs or office space being used for a bedroom. 5) Wild animals and pests. Buyers (and their agents) are never too fond of fleas, worms, bats, and other critters. 6) Dirt and clutter. Wash the dirty dishes, empty the garbage, flush the toilets and make the beds AND PUT AWAY THE LAUNDRY! 7) In the dark. Turn on the lights and open the blinds before a showing. New CFL bulbs sometimes take awhile to light up so buyers can't see the home in its best light. 8) Put your personal information away. Don't let bills, bank statements and other personal papers lay out. 9) Missing keys. Keys missing from the lockbox is probably more of a realtor issue than a seller issue but was listed in the article as a frustration. 10) Unusual artwork or photos. Not everyone appreciates nude artwork, so be careful of what you have on display.

What a great, record breaking year! CCF team will settle nearly $35 million in York County Real Estate in 2012!!! If you are ready to purchase your first home and say goodbye to the landlord, I CAN HELP! If your family is growing and you need a larger home, let me know and I'd be glad to show you how we can get you out of your current home and improve your quality of life with the home your family deserves! Thanks for all your support, and if you ever know any friends or family looking to buy or sell a home, I'd appreciate that opportunity to improve their lives as well. Wishing you all a very safe and Merry Christmas to your families from our ours! Happy Holidays!