Posts Tagged ‘coffee with Casey’
The First Ten Days
The First 10 Days Statistics show that $1,000,000 sellers lose $1,000/day after the first 10 days. Homes under one million lose the same amount but the spread is typically over the first 30 days. Our team sold $21.5M in the first quar...
Update Your Home
We are closing out 2019 and looking forward to 2020 with a new post on updating your home. 40% of homes in our market don't sell and this is due to over pricing or lack of updates. Even if you are not thinking of selling it is still importa...
West Coast Trends Benefit Northern Virginia Sellers
Casey Samson has always kept an eye on the major West Coast markets of San Jose, Seattle and Los Angeles for the latest innovations in the real estate market. Translating those trends to the East Coast market has benefited his sellers...
Three Pillars of Real Estate Success
What's your home REALLY worth? Ask Northern Virginia’s TOP pricing expert Casey Samson, CEO of The Casey Samson Team to find out the true value of your home. How accurate are we? Here is how we do it: Pillar #1 P...
Open House Schedule
We are pleased to announce Casey will be at the Capital home shows this weekend as a main stage speaker and a panelist at the Remodel + Garden show! Stop by the Main Stage Friday at 2pm and listen to Casey’s seminar on how to increase value b...
Home + Remodeling Show
Meet The Casey Samson Team at the Home + Remodeling Show at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, Virginia this weekend! Visit us at Booth 822 or stop by the Main Stage and listen to Casey speak. Main Stage Schedule: "Taking your home...
Home Seller Tips for 2019
As we enter the new year and the new selling season, Casey has rounded up a list of useful Home Seller Tips for 2019. 1.Your first job is to select a top realtor. There are top realtors, large teams and small teams. Top realtors have...
2018 Recap & Market Update
2018 Recap: The real estate market follows consumer confidence. When confidence is high the market is good. In 2018, consumer confidence was flat and so was the market. This flat market resulted in a 12% decreases in the Northern Virginia ma...