Consejos para Vender su Propiedad By Real Estate Playa del Carmen

 

Es muy importante preparar tu casa cuando se pongo a la venta ya que puede hacer una gran diferencia en el tiempo de venta.  Usted puede ayudar al Agente Inmobiliario a eliminar las objeciones que puede tener el comprador  al realizar reparaciones y mejoras necesarias para la vista del comprador, por eso les sugerimos lo siguiente:

 Alrededor de la Propiedad – Outdoors

• Decore su jardín ó pode el césped, reemplace sus arbustos ó las plantas muertas.
  
• Jardín y patio debe estar limpio, los muebles al aire libre deben estar limpios y en buen estado de no se así es mejor retirarlo y causar mejor impresión.
• Limpiar o pintar su puerta de entrada – recuerde que las primeras impresiones son más duraderas!
• Asegúrese de el camino a la entrada de la propiedad esté libre del desorden.

Exterior

•  Tómese el tiempo de revisar la iluminación exterior y que este en buenas condiciones.
• Retoque con pintura fresca, según sea necesario.
• Inspeccione de grietas o daños visibles
• Repare fugas de agua y humedades.
• Limpie los mosquiteros y manchas en las ventanas.

Cochera

• Elimine el desorden y  poner en orden las repisas ó en contenedores.
  
  
• Limpie el piso.

Sala ó Living Room

•  Aplicar pintura fresca donde  sea necesario ... pensar en iluminar sus interiores en tonos neutros con pintura.
  
• Limpie sus tapetes si existe alguno como parte de su decoración.
• Reemplace los focos fundidos.
• Limpiar mosquiteros y cristales de las ventanas.
• Limpie sus cortinas ó reemplace sus persianas dañadas de las ventanas.

 Cocina

• Eliminar desorden en tarjas, barra  y limpie electrodomésticos.
• Limpie todo los utensilios de cocina que estén visibles a los ojos del comprador.
• Limpie sus azulejos ó reemplace si es necesario.

Baños

• Limpie los espejos, vidrio, cromo y superficies de porcelana.
•  Vuelva a colocar cortina de la ducha si es necesario.
• Repare cualquier goteo del grifo o fugas.
• Limpie las juntas de sus azulejos ó paredes del baño. 

 Closets

• Puertas y cajones deben abrirse y cerrarse fácilmente.
• Elimine el desorden, estantes poner en orden.
• Zapatos y ropa debe ser bien ordenados.

En General

•  Verificar  los aspectos básicos de la casa. Le tomara sólo unos minutos para comprobar que todas las puertas, ventanas y closets estén en buenas condiciones.
  
  
• Limpie sus accesorios de cocina y calentador de agua para que los compradores  se sientan cómodos y noten que están por adquirir una  casa que ha sido muy bien cuidada y no están comprando problemas.

Recuerde que tal vez usted también paso por este mismo proceso y con estos simples consejos puede aportar a que propiedad se venda más rápido. American Development – Real Estate le puede ayudar a conseguir el cliente perfecto para su propiedad. Nosotros trabajos para que tanto el Vendedor como el Clientes se sientas cómodos haciendo negocios con nosotros cuidamos los intereses de ambos.

No dude en contactarnos… estamos seguros podemos ayudarle.

Para mayor información: chris@american-development.com

By Real Estate Playa del Carmen

Why Gas is so much more affordable in Mexico

Simply put, it couldn’t be much easier to get around in Mexico when it comes to Gas prices. The Mexican government-owned oil company, PEMEX, makes that possible. And this ends up working in favor for all the motorists on the roadway. For other reasons that will be explained in our future blogs, the Mexican Government basically subsidizes the cost of petroleum. And this makes the already unique beauty of the Mexican Riviera even more accessible to “live in” and travel by car. Its no wonder that hotel occupancy in the Riviera is over 80%...

Combine this with the increasingly inviting efforts of the state of Quintana Roo’s government to responsibly develop Mexico’s tropical paradise and you have yet another good reason for belonging. Recently, during a working tour to the Riviera, the Tourism Secretary of Mexico said that the National Tourism Agreement signed on February 28 of this year, provides for the execution of more than 100 shares, divided into ten major priorities: increasing connectivity and facilitate the transit of passengers, build, maintain and improve infrastructure and enhance urban management, strengthening the promotion of the sector in the country and abroad, encourage public and private investment and facilitate the financing industry.

As Mexico continues taking strong steps to make the most of their Caribbean Coastline, these efforts only add to make an even more attractive destination to North Americans for retirement and/or a second home. From the beginning days of Quintana Roo’s development of its attractive Coastal treasures in January 23rd 1970, Mexico was well aware of the future which was to be realized with the careful development of its national treasure, and it is continuing that legacy today. Whether your stay includes the purchase of a condo or a home, these contributing efforts of the state of Quintana Roo work to insure the return on your retirement dollars has an unprecedented value.

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Hurricane Paula Glances Mexico, Eyes Cuba

Source: CBS News

Hurricane Paula roared off Mexico's top vacation resort of Cancun on Wednesday without immediate reports of major damage, and it was projected to veer into western Cuba's cigar-producing country.

The Category 2 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 100 mph, swiped at the island of Cozumel and Isla Mujeres overnight on a northward advance and was about 60 miles southeast of Cancun early Wednesday.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Paula was expected to shift to the northeast and weaken slightly on a course that would carry it into western Cuba by Wednesday night or early Thursday.

CBS News' Portia Siegelbaum reports that, as of Wednesday morning, no evactuations had been ordered in western Cuba. The top Communist Party official in the region was meeting with other authorities to discuss how to proceed. Siegelbaum reports that Cuba generally errs on the side of caution, evacuating all residents and livestock in the path of potentially damaging floods.

There were no immediate reports of major problems in Cancun or other resort areas. Quintana Roo state officials said they could guarantee the security of all 27,000 tourists currently in the state during the October off-season.

They ordered the evacuation of 1,500 residents of Isla Holbox and 60 fishermen from Isla Contoy. The evacuees were taken to the town of Kantunilkin on the mainland.

More than 1,800 tourists remained on Cozumel after authorities suspended all sea transportation. City officials said three shelters were available on the island but that only a family of six had arrived at one of them late Tuesday.

Quintana Roo state prosecutors said in a statement that a U.S. man drowned when he went swimming in heavy surf near his hotel. Mickey Goodwin, a 54-year-old Texas resident, ignored warnings and red flags alerting the dangerous waters, the statement said.

In Cancun, 15 flights were canceled Tuesday and seven international flights for Wednesday would be canceled, Cancun airport commander Jose Chavez said.

Dozens of boat owners in Cancun hauled yachts and other vessels to shore, while sea tour operators canceled reservations.

Armando Galmiche closed down his water-skiing tour business in Cancun and canceled 15 reservations he had for Tuesday afternoon.

"It's already low season for tourism and, with this hurricane, things are going to get worse," he said, lamenting the loss of revenue.

Along Cancun's popular strip of night clubs and discotheques, workers took down billboards and other large objects ahead of heavy winds.

Peter Bruin, a 25-year-old tourist from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, was taking a stroll along the city's hotel zone, unaware that a hurricane was heading to Cancun.

"I hadn't heard anything but I'm not afraid," Bruin said. "It will be my first hurricane experience."

Early Tuesday, heavy rains and high winds destroyed 19 homes in northeastern Honduras, said Lisandro Rosales, head of Honduras' emergency agency. Officials closed schools along the country's Atlantic coast and some airports were reported closed.

Early Wednesday, the hurricane was centered about 60 miles east-northeast of Cozumel, and about 100 miles southwest of the western tip of Cuba.

Paula earlier drenched Honduras, northern Belize, eastern portions of the Yucatan Peninsula and was expected to bring heavy rains to western and central Cuba.

Forecasters warned of possible flooding and landslides and suggested residents avoid fishing trips or water sports.