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Sandy Conlee, Broker, GRI
Montana Realty Company of Red Lodge
Cell:  (406) 425-1457
mtconlees@gmail.com
 

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     I have been an active member of Rotary International for the last 25+ years and am currently on the Board of Directors of the Red Lodge Rotary Club, serving the community with volunteer projects. In addition to the Rotary Club, I am currently the President of the City of Red Lodge Planning Board and Zoning Commission, having served on that Board since 2009 and contributed in the development of the 2013 City of Red Lodge Growth Policy as well as the 2010, 2014, and 2016 Red Lodge Zoning Ordinances.
     Red Lodge’s economic development is also important to me, and I am currently serving on the Board of the Red Lodge Area Economic Development Corporation.
     I live in downtown Red Lodge with my husband of over 30 years, Craig, and our sweet border collie/blue healer, Rocky. We enjoy exploring Montana in our free time.

Professional

     I am a Broker with Montana Realty Company of Red Lodge and have been with MRC since I got my real estate license in January of 2005. I was an Agent for the first two years and then studied and successfully passed my Broker exam in 2007. After three years of advanced training, I earned my GRI Realtor® designation in 2009. Every year I take a minimum of twelve hours of additional training so I can keep up with new regulations and expand my knowledge of the real estate industry.

Thank you for visiting today. If this is your first visit, take your time and look around. I have plenty of information and resources available to you. If you are a return visitor, thank you. I would love to hear from you and tell you how I can serve all your real estate needs.

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Sandy Conlee, Broker, GRI
Montana Realty Company of Red Lodge
Cell:  (406) 425-1457
mtconlees@gmail.com
 

Personal

     I have been an active member of Rotary International for the last 25+ years and am currently on the Board of Directors of the Red Lodge Rotary Club, serving the community with volunteer projects. In addition to the Rotary Club, I am currently the President of the City of Red Lodge Planning Board and Zoning Commission, having served on that Board since 2009 and contributed in the development of the 2013 City of Red Lodge Growth Policy as well as the 2010, 2014, and 2016 Red Lodge Zoning Ordinances.
     Red Lodge’s economic development is also important to me, and I am currently serving on the Board of the Red Lodge Area Economic Development Corporation.
     I live in downtown Red Lodge with my husband of over 30 years, Craig, and our sweet border collie/blue healer, Rocky. We enjoy exploring Montana in our free time.

Professional

     I am a Broker with Montana Realty Company of Red Lodge and have been with MRC since I got my real estate license in January of 2005. I was an Agent for the first two years and then studied and successfully passed my Broker exam in 2007. After three years of advanced training, I earned my GRI Realtor® designation in 2009. Every year I take a minimum of twelve hours of additional training so I can keep up with new regulations and expand my knowledge of the real estate industry.

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Getting the Highest Price in the Shortest Time

In order to get the highest price in the shortest time, you need to know how to market your home. The better you market your home, the more offers you will get. And the more offers you get, the more choices you have to get the price and terms you want.

The most important factor of marketing your home is pricing it right. Your price should be adjusted to reflect the market and your property’s worth. The key is to get as many people as possible checking out your fairly priced property. If your property is not priced fairly, there will be no buyers because your price is set too high.

Another important factor is the condition of your home. Make sure that your home looks ready to be sold. Fix any defects (peeling or faded paint, cracks, stains, etc.) Condition alone can sometimes prompt fast buying decisions. Not only should you fix any defects, but consider upgrading your home by making major repairs and cosmetic improvements before selling. A nice looking home triggers the emotional response that can lead to a financial response.

Learn how to negotiate the best terms for all parties involved. Terms are another factor that may be adjusted to attract buyers. If you insist on getting your asking price, think of what you can offer to the buyers. For example, improvements you’ve made or even offering seller financing at a lower than market interest rate on a portion of the sale price. Convince them why they should be paying the price you have set.

Lastly, get the buzz out about your home. List your house with a hot agent that ensures your house is listed on the MLS and on the Internet. On your own, get the word out. It should always be visible to passersby that your house is for sale, whether it is through signs, local advertisements or you telling friends, family, and acquaintances.

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