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Sign of a RE/MAX Agent
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Our proven track record shows that we truly care about our client’s needs and concerns. In the new “Real Estate Era” we need to be creative problem solvers and continue deliver exceptional customer service.
Pete Veres has had over 20 years of Sales & Marketing experience combined with excellent negotiating skills. As he puts his client’s interest first he continues to be one of the top agents in the Greater Albuquerque Area. Education and using leading edge technology is also key to Pete’s success continuing to be results oriented.
Pete Veres specializes in the Greater Albuquerque area. He has been recognized by "The Wall Street Journal & "Barron's Financial Weekly" as an exceptional Agent. In his pursuit of excellence he has earned several key designation which include: include CRS- Certified Residential Specialist (Agent of the Highest Degree), ABR – Accredited Buyers Representation, SRES – Senior Real Estate Specialist and CLMHS – Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist.
Pete Veres and the Elite Asset Management Team continue to be one of the Top RE/MAX Teams in New Mexico by helping and serving their clients with exceptional customer service.
Sellers with Vacant Homes Please read this!
Friday, October 24, 2014
Albuquerque and Rio Rancho are seeing a disturbing trend at vacant properties for sale. Instead of attracting buyers, the empty homes are attracting vandals.
One of the most recent reports of a vacant home vandalism stated that an individual poured paint on the floors and countertops of the home, as well as destroyed the appliances.
Vacant properties are very susceptible to property damange and criminal activity. That's why it's important to not only understand these dangers but to take immediate steps to prevent them.
To help prevent vandalism of your seller's vacant property, encourage your seller to keep in mind the 5 tips below.
- Hire a caretaker for the property until it sells.
- Ask a trusted neighbor to park his/her car in the driveway.
- Install motion-sensor lights and set the interior lights to variable timers.
- Ask relatives, friends, or neighbors to look after the property while it's vacant. This includes collecting mail and regularly inspecting the home for damage.
- Ensure the property has the proper insurance coverage. Insurance coverage can lapse if the home is vacant for more than 30 days.
In the event that your seller's vacant property is vandalized, please follow the steps below.
- Change the locks on the property immediately.
- File a police report with the Albuquerque or RR Police Department.
Why RENT when you can BUY?
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Most poeople who rent think they can't afford to buy a home. THINK AGAIN! We just closed a client who was rents and they ened up saving $200.00 a month on their rent and the bonus is they Own a Home!
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