What's Changed & Why Resiplan?

We live in the information age and the communication of knowledge facts and ideas, whilst being just as important as they always have been, is being done in a variety of different ways these days. Digitisation has enabled information to be delivered quickly and precisely, in ways that not only stimulate people's sensory & cognitive processes differently, but also packages relevant data in ways that can be profoundly useful, especially to those that matter, who may be absent from the source.

It's a New Way in the Information Age!

Resiplans harness that innovation in digital information and present it in an accurate, reliable and universally accepted way that enables confident decisions by relevant decision makers. 

And that is how a Resiplan can be an effective selling tool.

Technology Brings Progress & Opportunity

There was a time, not all that long ago, that all a real estate agent would do is take a photo of your home and display it in his shop window with some blurb waiting for people walking by to notice it. After he'd used up his roll of film he'd pop it into the local chemist or newsagency for processing, so your photo may have taken a week or two before it appeared. If you were lucky he might have even put a small classified ad in the local paper. Most homes were bought & sold by locals. Open for inspections were rare unless it was an auction.

Newspapers started printing special real estate sections with photo's - you had to have a photo - which were always black and white. Of course these were not free - in fact they were expensive & still are.  After many years of that, colour came along, and that was extra, but it sure stood out amongst those drab black and white ones and anyway, it was the vendor who paid. 

As advances in technology enabled lower cost printing and photocopying, agents themselves were able to produce individual leaflets extolling the virtues of your home. They were handed to prospects or left outside the shop for passers by to pick up. Posting them out was way too much trouble and expensive for most, unless of course you paid. 

All of these had limitations, audience reach and limitations on quality and quantity of content being two of the more obvious ones. But along came the internet which changed all that. In fact it too has been transformed since it first arrived as have the means of accessing it via cables, wires and WiFi. 

The point we're making here is that those changes in technology, innovation, brought opportunities that didn't exist before. Similarly Resiplans do too!

Could Your Home Be A Project For Someone?

Maybe it's in better condition than this one here on the left, but let's face facts. People that buy older houses these days are really buying a project. They're expecting to do something with the property - they expect to spend money - they are buying for its location - they will likely renovate, add an extension, or knock it over and start again - maybe even build townhouses or units.

It doesn't matter - A Resiplan will be useful & assist with any of these!

We regularly see agents advising people to spend money on their property to get it ready for sale - a splash of paint here - a few repairs there etc, etc. But truthfully, while done with good intentions, it can be an unnecessary expense -a waste of money - time consuming and an avoidable mistake!

If your home has potential for further development or a new family to move in who will probably renovate, or at least redecorate it's highly likely that they will have different ideas and tastes to yours, so don't waste your money and your time trying to organise these sort of things. 

Your buyer is expecting to do these things and  you will give them a head start by getting a Resiplan.

But that's not all, as you will come to realise when reading "Food For Thought Before You List"