Mar 19 2009
A few words from Nick and Sophie, previous owners of 776 Ivy.
I helped Nick and Sophie sell their beautiful home on 776 Ivy Street in Mayfair over the holiday season. They were in the process of relocating overseas and needed someone to get their home sold quickly and efficiently. They chose to hire me to sell their home. Within a week of getting their home under contract and through the inspection process they packed up and left the country. I worked with Chicago Title company to finalize all the paperwork on their side before they left. When they left, they shouldered all the responsibility of closing their house transaction on my shoulders. I handled the rest of the transaction without needing to shuffle papers back and forth to them while they were mostly unreachable because of their move overseas. Hear what Nick and Sophie have to say about my services….
“Great job Jennifer! We knew that selling our house in the current market was going to need a Realtor with an in depth knowledge of our neighborhood and outstanding marketing expertise. We got this and much more from Jennifer. She provided great advice about setting up our home and presenting it in the best possible way. The photos and brochure wer superb. Jennifer gave us spot on advice about pricing, resulting in a steady stream of viewings. From pre-market to closing the sale Jennifer made sure everything went smoothly for us. It was a real pleasure to work with Jennifer and we would not hesitate to recommend her.” Nick and Sophie -former owner at 776 Ivy Street.
If you are looking to sell your home in Mayfair, don’t hesitate to contact me to learn more about my real estate services.
Jennifer Pollock, CRS
Keller Williams Denver Central
Mobile: 720-495-9404
Email: Jennifer@JenniferDenver.com
Many Colorado homes offer basement space as extra living or sleeping areas. I like to caution buyers about putting in egress windows once they have purchased a home without them if they plan on spending time in the basement. The main reason that I stress adding these types of windows is for safety reasons. If you are in the basement and a fire starts and blocks the stairs/exit you can become trapped. Egress windows allow an escape route from the basement area. 
If you are realistic and look at smaller windows in relation to getting your body through them it will make sense that it would be nearly impossible to escape quickly. Egress windows can be installed by a local contractor or you can do it yourself. I have linked to an 
Top 10 Questions to ask 
