Surely an interior designer can give additional guidance in choosing your new home or presenting your home to put on the market when you are ready to sell. Gerry Gwinn, ASID has been a designer for over twenty-five years and is also a real estate agent for Prudential Homesale Services Group. Go to http://www.ggwinnhomes.com/ for your real estate needs.

If you are considering a new home and are not sure how your furniture will fit in the living room, she will prepare a furniture floor plan to give you direction. She can discuss traffic flow, how to handle that huge Palladian window, how to finish off the basement, whatever your design concerns may be. She’d be pleased to find the perfect house for you, negotiate on your behalf and assist with furnishing decisions as well. Five hours of design time will be given free of charge if she’s your agent in a new home purchase, as well as a 20% discount on any custom window treatment purchase.  

    After doing a CMA (comparable market analysis) and pricing your home correctly, Gerry will be sure you are showing it to the best advantage. “Staging” is not decorating, it’s marketing your home to sell and can give the edge you need. What is staging? No matter what the real estate market is doing, you want to sell your house quickly and for the highest price. Aside from staging, Gerry has a multitude of methods to market your home.  An open house will introduce it to prospective buyers and an e-mail will introduce it to all 1300 Lancaster County realtors. It will be featured on at least eighteen different web sites for maximum exposure. You’ll receive information about how many people are viewing your home on line and even information about your competition. $600.00 worth of staging free with a six month correctly priced listing agreement. You’ll have the advantage and we expect it to sell even quicker.