2014 HOME MARKETING This Marketing Proposal is Designed Especially For Dave Ramsey Clients!
Kirk Short Broker/Owner Office: 316-554-2925 Email: kirkshort@remax.net
Dear Dave Ramsey Customer, Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to present the enclosed proposal to market your Property. I truly look forward to being able to meet you and review what your needs are and your time considerations. I also appreciate the time we will be able to spend later previewing your home. My Father, Wayne Short, was the original ELP in this area. I have chosen to follow in his footsteps to provide my clients and customers of Dave Ramsey the service they deserve. You will receive competent and professional service when you select myself and RE/MAX Realty Professionals to represent you. We have represented many clients in the area, concluding transactions that realize maximum value in a reasonable time. You will find that I have a very pragmatic approach when working with my clients. I choose to share with my clients what they need to hear and not try to buy clients’ business by telling them what they want to hear. I hope that you will select me as your agent in this very important transaction, as I take every transaction seriously. I hope the information included on me and RE/MAX will confirm that I am best qualified to market your home. Sincerely,
Kirk Short Broker/ Owner, REALTOR
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Kirk D. Short – Broker/Owner
Experience: Kirk Short is the co-owner of 2 successful RE/MAX Offices in the Wichita area. As a 2nd Generation REALTOR with over 16+ years of Real Estate sales experience, he was inducted into the RE/MAX Hall of Fame for Sales Production. Kirk has been personally involved in over 1600+ transactions. Kirk has been a speaker for both RE/MAX International and Real Trends Conventions. Kirk has extensive experience working with new and Pre-owned real estate as well as Investment property. Kirk also has extensive experience working with Distressed properties and facilitating “Short Sales” when needed with clients. Kirk has served on the MLS Board of Directors as well as Education, Grievance and Professional Standard committee’s.
Community: Kirk has served on the Children’s Miracle Network’s Board of Directors since 2012. Has been actively involved with the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure and also Woofstock to benefit the Kansas Humane Society. A portion of every sale Kirk is involved in is contributed to these fine charities.
Personal: Kirk is married to his lovely wife Alicia Short who helps to manage both of their offices. Kirk has lived in the Wichita area for over 33+ years. Kirk had a brief stint in the United States Marine Corps after graduating from North West High School in Wichita, KS. Kirk also attended College at Wichita State University.
January 1, 2013 to December 31, 2013
All figures are for sales reported to the South Central Kansas Multiple Listing Service. Ranked by Total Transactions. For RE/MAX Realty Professionals. Broker Associate Use Only. NOTE: This graph combines the “sold” listings of all office locations and independent offices of each multi-office or franchise organization identified, which listings were sold by such organization itself, or with the aid of cooperating broker, according to data maintained by the Local Board or Multiple Listing Service for the geographic area indicated. The bar graph compares all those listings that were “sold” by each organization during the period of 01/01/13 to 12/31/13. This presentation is based on whole or in part on data supplied by the Wichita Area Association of REALTORS and its Multiple Listing Service provider. Neither the Board nor its MLS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the Association may not reflect all real estate activity in a market.
References Sellers: Jeremy & Chelsea Gajadhar Michael & Heather Pochek Tony & Laura Llanes Wade & Janet Dickerson Joel Ballard Jim & Claudia Morgan Greg & Sandy Sporleader Dee Foster
1212 High Park 10809 W. Atlanta Cir. 6446 N. Chisolm Pointe 14612 W. Valley Hi Court 1905 N. McRae 1525 N. Athenian 1723 S. Stoneybrook 2368 S. Volutsia
616-309-0073 573-239-2429 316-706-8333 316-300-6810 843-540-9878 316-942-3551 316-371-0738 440-503-2015
Wichita, KS Wichita, KS Wichita, KS Wichita, KS Wichita, KS Mulvane, KS Andover, KS Goddard
316-871-2729 316-393-6598 316-371-3983 785-346-4570 316-990-7191 316-253-2061 316-214-1078 316-619-8402
Buyers: Michael Hunter Mike & Tammy Cook Ken & Cathy Cooper Mathew Morrison Jennifer Cinotto Jassen & Robin Fuksa Jens & Jennifer Lukoschat Nick & Amber Wangsgard
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I have handled over
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That’s 4.95 homes sold a day! We’re proud that our associates have assisted Thousands of families buy or sell a home in the area since opening our doors!
Let us assist you and get the results you deserve.
Marketing
Pricing‌ Your home priced at fair market value.
Timing‌ Selling your home in the desired time period.
Selling your home with the least amount of inconvenience.
I have the tools, technology & knowledge to make
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Competitively Price Your Home. • Using our exclusive tools, like “RPR”, which will allow you to SEE the market!
Optimize Showing Your Home. • Every showing appointment is handled by our professionally trained staff 7 days a week. • Providing consistent showing instructions and information. • eMail follow-up for feedback on every showing. • Utilizing cutting edge software.
Prepare and Submit Accurate Information to Multiple Listing Service (SCKMLS). • With maximum photos and captions to provide the information most Buyers seek. • You will receive a copy for your review and records.
Install Personalized RE/MAX Realty Professionals Yard Signs. • The most recognized Real Estate logo in the world. • Provide super connectivity to today’s technology.
Proactively Promote the Property for Maximum Exposure.
This is our chance to tell Your Story.
Yard Signs
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On-line Mobile Websites
High Quality Brochures And More‌
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Call-in or Text from your SmartPhone to request more details about your Home. As your agent, I get real time notifications on any inquiry made! My Mobile Website delivers rich listing content to “on-the-go” home buyers! Accessible from any Android &/or Apple Software Based Product. (Smartphone, iPhone, iPad, iPod)
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Consumers can search using several features
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Price Location Virtual Tours
Search by Area, Nearby Properties, Property Details (Beds, Baths, Etc.) and by MLS ID making your home the most viewed by covering all generational marketing avenues. Price, Distance and Favorites Sorting Feature List, Map and Satellite Views
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REALTOR.com • #1 Consumer Site
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REMAX.com • The most visited real estate franchise web site. • In December 2012 RE/MAX launched the new and improved REMAX.com. • All new mobile app with Home Finder, Home Values, Open Houses, Saved Searches and Mapping.
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Wichita-Kansas.com • RE/MAX Realty Professinoal’s own website.
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Wichita-Homes.com • Your home will be prominently displayed.
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Your Home’s very own Website and Direct Listing Domain • Complete information for consumer ease • Links to other consumer information
Above the Crowd速 and Ahead of the Competition Through remax.com, consumers can search for properties in more than 91 countries served by RE/MAX, including foreclosures, luxury and commercial real
estate. Our industry-changing IDX initiative allows remax.com visitors to view all the listings in thousands of U.S. cities and towns. Millions of buyers and sellers visit remax.com each month, creating a site that continues to generate more leads and more business
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remax.com is the most visited real estate franchise Web site ComScore, Compete.com and Hitwise for 6-month period through April 2011
Mobile App Consumers can now search remax.com whenever and wherever they are with the newly released remax.com mobile browser. They can search millions of properties by area or address, view photos and request more information, from any mobile device.
Home Finder The Home Finder helps consumers find their perfect place, by sending them daily, weekly or monthly notifications when new listings become available that match their needs.
My RE/MAX MY RE/MAX provides consumers with the opportunity to save their favorite listings, searches and more by creating a free account. RE/MAX agents can stay on top of their clients’ needs with LeadStreet alerts every time they save additional listings or searches.
Mapping Consumers can search by map, allowing them to view all the properties that match their search criteria in a desired area. Without even leaving their computer, consumers can take a closer, detailed look at properties in most major markets by using “Balloon View” and “Street Level” imaging technology.
Property Site: We create a Property Site with customized images of your home. This property Site has 9 different places for potential buyers to request information, which generates an automatic lead. It’s a great way to impress and meet buyers!
YouTube Video: We automatically make a video from your homes images and list it on YouTube. The fourth largest online search engine and the largest video sharing website on the internet. YouTube videos are easily shared on multiple social media websites, smart phones and blogs.
24 Hour Information: Your listing information and images will be available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week on our 24-hour information line. Potential buyers will have the option to receive a text message with a link to the mobile site or hear recorded information about the listing. Every time someone calls, this information line is called, I will receive a text and/or an e-mail with their contact information. My system allows me to respond to these potential buyers.
Mobile Tour: Each Listing will automatically receive a mobile version of the Property Site. Now potential buyers can see your Property on the go!
QR Codes: Each of my properties will have a unique QR Code created for each Property Site and Listing Video. Innovative Agents like myself are using QR Codes on flyers and Sign Riders!
Custom Flyers: Each of my properties will have a Custom Color Flyer created to be picked up in Flyer Boxes on the Sign out front and on the countertop in the property. These Flyers Highlight the home to create a lasting impression on the potential buyer!
Giving the consumer what they want! • Maximum number of photos. • YouTube and Social Networking Videos • Craigslist
All RE/MAX Realty Professionals listings are automatically made available to over 50 of the TOP real estate websites.
through the RE/MAX Brand & Network! RE/MAX, LLC RE/MAX the Most Recognized Name in Real Estate. Your Home is in a National and International Network. Highest Overall Satisfaction for Home Sellers and Home Buyers Among National Full Service Real Estate Firms. $30 Million Spent on National Advertising.
72% Share of All TV and Radio Advertising.
RE/MAX Realty Professionals One of Wichita’s Top Selling Companies
Wichita’s Highest producing agents Over 28 of the TOP Producing agents in our Market. Network with the Best Agents in Your Area. Tap Into Nationwide Referral Networks.
Networking with My Personal… Associations; past clients, friends, fellow Agents.
Additional Referral Networks. Connected – Schools, Church, Clubs locally.
Listing and Selling Process
Enhancement
You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Let’s maximize the value of your home with… A written Home Enhancement Checklist Recommendations for minor repairs, replacements and improvements to help sell your property for the highest price possible. Referrals to reliable and dependable home improvement workers in the marketplace. Point out potential Inspection Items, when and if they come to my attention, to avoid delays or cancellations, while allowing you to control costs. Help “STAGE” your home or hire a Professional Stager, to create an environment that will heighten interest, show potential and garner better offers, more quickly.
In a controlled test, staged homes sold on average in half the time of unstaged homes. – Real Estate Staging Association
A staged home will sell, on average, for 17% more than an unstaged home. – U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
De-Personalize: The number one rule in staging is to de-personalize. Pack up those personal photographs and family heirlooms.
De-Clutter: Almost every home shows better with less furniture! Pare furnishings down to the bare essentials Pack up those cute knickknacks Clean off everything on kitchen counters Remove personal items from bathroom counters
Rearrange Closets and Cabinets Buyers will open closets, kitchen and medicine cabinets Organize pantry and cabinet contents Reduce closet contents to half-full and organized Neatly arrange clothing, shoes and shelf items Put medicines and personal items out of sight
Make Minor Repairs
Replace burned-out light bulbs Replace cracked floor or counter tiles Patch holes in the walls Fix leaky faucets and doors that don’t close properly Consider painting the walls neutral colors
Create Great Curb Appeal: If buyers won’t get out of the car because they don’t like the exterior, you’ll never get them inside.
Keep the sidewalks cleared Mow the lawn and trim the bushes Paint faded window trim Plant or pot colorful flowers Make sure visitors can clearly see your house number
Make the House Shine
Wash windows inside and out Re-caulk tubs, showers and sinks if necessary Polish chrome faucets and mirrors Clean out the refrigerator Vacuum regularly Dust furniture, ceiling fan blades and light fixtures Clean dingy grout Replace worn rugs Hang up fresh towels Replace that old shower curtain
Showing Your Home: If the house looks comfortable, but not personal, you are almost done. Open drapes to let the sunshine in and turn on lights Fresh flowers are a little luxury that make people feel good Make sure the temperature is comfortable Appeal to all the senses - Your home should smell fresh Outdoor living spaces are becoming more important to people today, so add a few decorating touches
The value of your property is determined by what a BUYER is willing to pay in today’s market based on comparing your property to others SOLD in your area. Buyers ALWAYS Determine Value. Your property value will not be determined by:
WHAT YOU PAID
WHAT YOU NEED
WHAT YOUR NEIGHBOR SAYS
WHAT YOU WANT
WHAT ANOTHER AGENT SAYS
COST TO REBUILD TODAY
Professional Staff 7 Days a Week Our office is open 7 days a week to set appointments to show your home. And technically, so are you! Be clear about any limits or restrictions you want to place on
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showing times. Keep in mind that the more flexible you can be, the more potential buyers will see your home.
Professional Feedback •
Feedback request form is automatically emailed daily after each showing to the showing agent.
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We can customize feedback questions to fit your home.
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Multiple feedback opportunities provided to the showing agent to ensure the process is convenient for
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We can email feedback directly to you.
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All feedback is automatically entered into the Listing Activity Report which is available to you to review. The Listing Activity Report includes a summary of the answers to our feedback questions in an easy to read graph.
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We track all showing activity by price range from week to week to help keep us informed.
You can have as much or little notice as you require for showings, but keep in mind that you want to sell your home and it is best if you can be ready within an hour or so for an agent to show your house.
Showings are scheduled during the week AND on the weekends. It is ideal to have you gone when the prospective buyer arrives. They are more likely to stay a while and imagine their new life in the house if you are not there. Give them space to make the buying decision. If you have pets, please crate them or take them with you as not everyone is comfortable with pets. Put away any personal items you had out including laundry, dishes and even your toothbrush. You want this buyer to feel like a buyer, not an intruder.
If you are available to turn on all the lights before a showing, please do. It adds to the nice atmosphere. If you have any special considerations, let me know. I will inform our staff of the special instructions for showing your home. If they change, please tell me and I will update our staff.
•How You’ll Know There is little or no showing activity. A buyer looks at the home down the street – they get in the Realtor’s car and drive away.
No Showings (or very little activity) 30% of homes on the market are playing this role.
Showings (but not placing) 50% of homes on the market are playing this role.
Showing & Place 20% of homes on the market are playing this role. .
•Why? Simple- you’re not making the first cut in the Realtor’s office. When selecting homes to show, the buyer will select homes which appear to offer the best value relative to location and size. •What to do?! Simple – You need to get your home onto the playing field. At this point we’re waiting for lightning to strike and wasting valuable time. Reduce your price and/or make changes to improve the showability of your property.
•How You’ll Know There is fairly good showing activity but there always seems to be objections. The carpet is dated, the home is too small, busy street, poor conditions. •Why? This home is playing the “used” role. Buyers and Realtors are using your home to confirm that the other properties they are looking at are better buys or offer more for the money. •What to do?! Simple – Crystallize what the objections are (the market will tell you) and treat them. If you don’t want to treat them then change your asking price to reflect the problem.
•How You’ll Know There is great showing activity but more importantly most of the buyers say that your home has placed in the top three. Objections are replaced with conversations about what you would consider. •Why? You’ve done everything right. You’ve treated the problems and priced the home to get maximum buyer and Realtor interest. •What to do?! Get ready to pack your bags and move on to the next phase of your life because soon somebody will provide you with an offer that will work for you and your family.
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You’ll receive a copy of the MLS printout to review for accuracy.
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You will receive On-Line Reports from: • Centralized Showings • Circlepix • Lead Street
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You’ll receive an email follow-up report from every showing providing feedback.
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A personal call from my office every 2 weeks.
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I will update the Fair Market Evaluation every 30 days, if needed.
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We’ll meet periodically to review market conditions and adjust our marketing strategy as needed to get your house sold.
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I am available to you by telephone, text and email, between 8:30 am and 6:00 pm
Typically, closing happens four to six weeks after the sales and purchase contract is signed, although it could be sooner or later. Normally, as the seller you are anxious to receive your money and move on. And unless there is a special circumstance surrounding the buyer’s loan, there is no reason to delay. For the least stressful closing, experts advise choosing a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday in the first three weeks of the month, although it is wise to avoid the 1st or 15th. Additional Dates and Days to Avoid Title companies are busiest the last week of the month. Also, Fridays are considered less than ideal because that’s a busy bank day. The 1st, 15th, and last day of the month also are very busy days for financial institutions. Also try to avoid the end of the year, especially the last day of the year. You may want to take advantage of deductions on this year’s tax return, but you are likely to run into the disadvantages of offices closing early, being short-staffed, and holiday parties. If you must close during one of these hectic periods, plan as far ahead as you can. Other Considerations Unless you’re dealing with a first-time buyer, it’s likely your buyer has to close another sale before this one happens. And as the seller, you probably are moving to another home and that sale can’t close until this one does. A crisis that reschedules the first closing could easily cause a chain reaction. So leaving a bit of wiggle room between closings is a good idea. If your buyer balks at closing early in the month, explain that the old saw about paying extra interest may not be as advantageous as it sounds. For example, let’s say the closing happens on October 5. The buyer will pay 26 days of prepaid interest at closing, but her first mortgage payment won’t be due until December 1. If the deal closes September 30, she will only pay one day’s worth of interest, but her first mortgage payment will be due November 1. So she could look at the early-in-the-month closure as gaining a whole month without a mortgage payment. Interest accrues on the loan from the date of closing; two months later, regardless of the time of month you closed, the buyer has paid the same.
ACCEPTED OFFER
INSPECTION
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The Paper Trail What if paperwork isn’t finished by closing day? Regardless of when the closing is scheduled, it can’t happen until the closing agent notifies the parties that all necessary paperwork is in order. There are all sorts of things that can delay closure, ranging from clerical errors to loan documents lost in the mail room. Money can also trip up the process. If the buyer is told to bring a certified check for $10,000 to closing and shows up with a certified check for $9,000 and a personal check for $1,000, the closing will be delayed. If in reviewing documents either the seller or buyer find a name misspelled or an incorrect address, or figures that don’t add up, the errors must be fixed before closing proceeds. This is why both seller and buyer need to stay in touch with the closing agent and do everything they can do personally to facilitate closing on the scheduled day.
The Parties Depending on where you live, either all parties involved in the settlement will gather around one table or sellers and buyers will have separate signing meetings with the closing agent. In states where an attorney is the closing agent, it’s likely that the seller, buyer, real estate agents, possibly attorneys representing each party, and perhaps the lender will be present. At the end of the signing ceremony the seller will receive a check for the proceeds of the sale. The buyer will receive all keys to the house and outbuildings plus the garage door opener and security system codes. If you live where a title or escrow company agent handles closing and there are two meetings, it’s likely that the seller along with the seller’s agent or attorney will sign paperwork at one meeting and the buyer, accompanied by her agent or attorney, will sign at a separate meeting. This probably will happen on the same day. The seller’s keys may be left with the closing agent, or an arrangement may be made for the buyer’s agent to deliver them after everything is signed. The two-meeting closing is faster for the seller, who has much less paperwork to review and sign than the buyer. Remember that the new ownership is official the minute the signed and notarized closing documents are recorded at the county courthouse, which usually happens at the end of the day or first thing in the morning. When the deed is recorded, the title of ownership transfers from seller to buyer.
There are variables depending on where you live and the specifics of your transaction. But here are a few of the documents you’re likely to sign at closing: Final closing instructions Practice varies across the country, but if buyer and seller do not sign closing instructions when the escrow account was opened, they will do so at closing. Experts advise that you make sure the debits and credits balance to the penny. The HUD-1 settlement statement The closing agent prepares this accounting of all the money involved in the transaction. This statement is required by federal law. There is a buyer’s column and a seller’s column on this form. (You should have received a copy for review prior to the closing meeting.) Double-check all figures and look for clerical errors before signing the HUD-1 form. Check everything from the sales price to the payoff balances on your loan and the prorations for tax and utility bills. Certificate of title A statement swearing you have the right to sell the property. The deed The deed is the instrument for transferring title. The type of deed used varies by state — grant deed, warranty deed, etc. — but the purpose is the same. Ownership transfers to the buyer when the signed deed, which includes the legal description of the property, is recorded at the county courthouse. Loan payoff This document shows your loan payoff amounts to be paid at closing. Mechanic’s liens You may be asked to sign a document swearing there is no possibility of a lien being placed against the property by a subcontractor or other laborer for money due them. Bill of sale This paperwork itemizes any personal property — the backyard barbecue and coffee table — you agreed to sell your buyer and transfers ownership to them. Verify that everything you agreed to sell is listed and correctly priced. Statement of closing costs Your signature on this document says you were informed about the various fees and closing costs ahead of time. Statement of information The title company requires that you swear you are who you say you are. Take a driver’s license or valid passport to the closing for ID. Read everything, redo all math. Speak up before signing a document if you find an error or if you question that you really promised to give your buyer credit for something, or credit for the amount listed.
What the seller sees… Inspections and potential repairs are the number one reason sales don’t close.
What the buyer sees…
Typically, buyers have a certain number of days in which to inspects the property and accept or reject the property based upon these mechanical
and structural inspections Save yourself time, money and disappointment…
What the inspector sees… Do deferred maintenance now. Consider a prelist Inspection.
Once we have placed your home on the market and we've helped you negotiate a contract with a buyer a process starts. One of the most important aspects of this process is the appraisal. When your home goes under contract, the buyer's lender retains the services of a licensed appraiser.
Now remember, the appraiser is engaged buy the lender, not the buyer.
What this means is that the lender is looking to the appraiser to determine the true market value of your home. If the home does not appraise for the asking or contract price, you run the risk of a terminated contract and we're back to square one looking for another qualified buyer
The appraiser is looking for Sold Homes with similar characteristics to determine price.
The appraiser is looking for at least 3 like properties (Apples to Apples) that have sold within your subdivision or area within the last 6 months or sooner.
One or more of the comparable homes should be at least your contract price or higher My office will talk with the appraiser prior the appraisal and provide as much information as is available to help support the value of your home. You can help by providing me with a list of all the upgrades you’ve made to your home since you purchased it.
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Even after the closing, I’ll be there to assist you with all your real estate needs.
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SERVICE
Vendors & Repair
Vendors & Repair
This is a list of people that I personally use or that have been referred to me!
Home Maintenance: Bybee Electric DJ Bybee 316-409-4186 bybeeelectric@yahoo.com
Granite Transformations Clay Morse 316-681-1900 wichita@wichitagranitetransformations.com
Oxi-Fresh Carpet Cleaning Eric Fahnestock 316—636-2345 eric@oxifreshks.com
Vogt Construction Steve Vogt 316-640-9212 stevevogt14@gmail.com
Massey Carpet Service Chuck Massey 316-640-2549 fastzuk@yahoo.com
Premier Security, LLC Zane Wooden – President 316-390-4646 www.premierprosecurity.com
Metro Plumbing & Mechanical Brian Francis 316-259-8699 Metroplmb.inc@gmail.com
Robert’s Overhead Doors Christopher Mann 316-519-6689 cmann@robertsoverdoors.biz
Rau Heating & Air Conditioning Wayne Rau 316-796-1028
Balderas Quality Painting Tony Balderas 316-409-8699 balderasqualitypainting@hotmail.com
OCD Cleaning Pete & Lori MacKinney 316-833-3229 lorimackinney@gmail.com
Top Seed Lawn & Landscaping Samuel Rudd 316-558-0983 topseedlawninc@gmail.com
Financial & Insurance:
Other Services
BNC Mortgage Denise Harley 316-461-7915 dharley@bncnationalbank.com
Children’s Miracle Network Jill Bosley 316-239-3528 Jill.bosley@viachristi.org
Open Mortgage Michael Gonzales 316-262-7766 mikegonzales@openmtg.com
Marking the Moment Photography Patrick & Norma McCafferty 316-648-7498 norma@markingthemomentphotography.com
2-10 Home Warranty Galen Blume 316-648-2887 gblume2@cox.net
Auto Smart – Auto Service Steve “Shu” Shumaker 316-942-2200 shuthe1@hotmail.com
Allstate Insurance Asher Joseph 316-721-3300 asherjoseph@allstate.com
Back to Health Chiropractic Dr. Barbara Quadlander 316-722-1031 www.BacktoHealthDC.com
Allstate Insurance Mike Light 316-684-0121 mikelight@cox.net
Resolutions Therapy Michael Hunter 316-871-2729 michael@resolutionstherapy.net
Asset Insurance Management Ross Lee 316-871-0747 rhlee@aimoffice.net
Always Best Care Senior Services Gwyneth Burbank 316-494-2218 gburbank@abc-senior.com
New York Life Ray Haskell 316-261-8768 rehaskell@ft.newyorklife.com
Opting for Health – Melaleuca Jacquelyn Fremin 316-650-7065 optingforhealth@gmail.com
Advanced Retirement Group Randy Hoffman 316-687-0044 Randy@advancedretirementgroup.com
Certified Health Coach Pam Miller 316-258-0188 pam@poundsawaywithpam.com
Other Services – Cont: Java Salon Christy Crites 316-260-1944 ccrites@javasalonwichita.com
Proper Technology Solutions Kevin Peterson 316-337-5628 kevin@properwichita.com
The Travel Junkie Jay & Becca Dill 316-616-3899 jay@travelagentwichita.com
Giant Communications – Telco Tobin Acebedo 316-202-0104 tacebedo@giantcomm.com
BBB’s Express – Party Bus Bobby Fleming 316-260-1148 TripleBsExpress@cox.net
Clears Inc. – Applicant Screening Curtis Gordon 316-708-6655 curtisg@clearsinc.com
Tradebank Jamie Pegg 316-683-0132 jpegg@tradebank.com
Mary Kay Lisa O’Hair 316-444-2966 lohair@marykay.com
Contracts and Forms
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