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A Video Interview With Pasadena Real Estate Agent Irina Netchaev

I was fortunate to have lunch with Pasadena real estate agent Irina Netchaev yesterday. Irina is an agent at Keller Williams Real Estate on Fair Oaks Ave. in Pasadena. Irina is something of a blogging and real estate website superstar, so I asked Irina if she would like to discuss the importance of a strong internet presence and why it's important for Pasadena home sellers.

Irina just returned from the Keller Williams Convention in New Orleans. At the conference she learned that now 90% of home buyers search on the internet before going out to look at homes. If your home isn't well represented on the MLS by beautiful photos, and lots of them, it may be dismissed with the click of a mouse.

 

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Los Angeles Real Estate Staging

2010 RESA Professional Stager of the Year

Michelle has staged hundreds of Los Angeles homes, many of which have sold with multiple offers, above listing price.

She works with home sellers, listing agents and asset managers to prepare homes for sale throughout Los Angeles.

Moving Mountains Design provides vacant home staging, occupied home staging, color consultations, corporate and executive relocations, move organization, redesign, and interior design. We also stage model homes, REOs,foreclosures and auction properties for real estate investors and asset managers.

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Comments

Since 90% of home buyers search on the internet before going out to look at homes I definetly want a presence.

Posted by Elite Home Sales Team Keller Wms. Realty about 2 years ago

She did a wonderful job in the video!  I love that you're incorporating them and would like to do more myself, I think they come across so well.

Posted by Laura Cerrano and Carole Provenzale Owner, Feng Shui Long Island & New York (Feng Shui Long Island & New York City/Feng Shui Manhattan ) about 2 years ago

Mark/Tim: An impressive web presence is as important as having a Yellow Pages ad was 15 years ago. And having a strong web presence for your listings is paramount in getting a home sold.

Carole: This is the first one we did together, but more are definitely coming. I love giving the agents that hire me and embrace home staging an opportunity for more exposure.

Posted by Michelle Minch Home Staging Los Angeles & Pasadena, CA (Moving Mountains Design Home Staging, Pasadena, CA) about 2 years ago

In today's market with all of us using the web....it seems paramount to have a strong presence on the internet for marketing a home!!

Posted by Kathy Burke~S.F. East Bay Home Staging & Design ~ Danville to Oakland & Beyond (Sensational Home Staging & Design~~Danville, CA) about 2 years ago

Thanks for sharing Michelle!  Web presence is huge if you want to market effectively.

Posted by Ryan Dressel, Sacramento Home Staging (Stage Right Design, Inc.) about 2 years ago

Michelle, thanks so much for the interview.  It was a lot of fun... Also, for those of you interested in seeing Michelle in action, take a look at her interview on home staging here.

Thanks again Michelle!

Posted by Pasadena CA Real Estate - Irina Netchaev (John Aaroe Group) about 2 years ago

Kathy Burke: So true, but many home owners still don't understand that.

Ryan: I agree

Irina: I really enjoyed doing the interviews as well. Thanks for posting my video on Pasadena Views

Posted by Michelle Minch Home Staging Los Angeles & Pasadena, CA (Moving Mountains Design Home Staging, Pasadena, CA) about 2 years ago

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