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During this credit crunch time, “I want to sell my house” is the cry of many a householder for various reasons. Whether your wanting to move to a bigger, or smaller house, if you’re relocating, or if you have mortgage arrears that are spiraling our of control, selling your house is going to be a major part of seeing your goal realized.

Having spoken with a number of estate agents and property buyers, including estate agents in London, here are the main points you want to consider when its time to sell your house:

1. Determine where you want to go. What’s you’re ultimate goal in selling the house? What will you achieve by selling the house? It always helps to write this down and have it in a prominent position in your home, so you are reminded of your goal. Determining what this goal is will also help you decide how much you need from the house sale to achieve your goal. “Sell my house for the highest price I can get ” is not really a goal because even if you get the highest price for the property, will that help you achieve your goal? How much do you really need from the sale of the house?

2. Get your house valued. This will help you determine How much you can reasonably expect from the sale of your house in the current climate. In this current “credit crunch” environment get 4 maybe even 5 estate agent valuations. This is because house values can fluctuate with each agent, so you want to get a good idea of the average price you can expect to sell at. Do your own research by talking to your neighours, either those who are selling, or those who have moved into your immediate area, and ask them what value was placed on their house.

3. Determine the right estate agent to work with. You need to work with an estate agent who is going to be proactive in selling your house. He or she will need to be looking for people who want to buy houses like yours, and this will mean you discussing your requirements with them. If the estate agent knows what you need to achieve, he can try to find buyers that meet that criteria.

4. Make your house presentable! First impressions are key to a succesful house sale. You may need to spend some money in making your house “look nice” for a potential buyer, but you should certainly make the effort in terms of “elbow grease”. This will include giving some areas a lick of paint to make areas more clean looking, decluttering flat surfaces like shelves and cupboards, and ensuring that each room has an air of spaciousness about it. Give high priority to your front garden or balcony, if you have one. Even before a prospective buyer sets foot over the threshold of you door, they will have made a buying decision based on the impression given at the front of your property. Probably the best way to prepare is to go around the house, making a list of all the things that would turn you off buying the house. Then plan for a seven to ten day clean up, dealing with all the areas that you can manage. This will make a significant improvement on your ability to sell your house, and the price that you will get for it.

5. No Offer is a silly Offer! Even if the offer is below market value, once it actually meets your own criteria in terms of what you need, then you’re a winner! Unfortunately, the market is shrinking all the time, and so are property prices with it. This means, If you know what you need from the sale of your house, and you achieve it, then you are in a better position than some who are holding out for as much as they can get, yet seeing that amount dwindle away on a daily basis.

Colin Baptiste has a keen interest in property investment in the UK. Many people in todays credit crunch are asking how do I sell my house in this current market? Visit his site and get a Free Report on selling your house

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In most instances, when the decision to sell the house has been finally made up, most owners want it done fast; I mean really fast! Whatever the reason is for selling, fast disposal of the house seems to be the most important thing.

Your actions and decisions related to selling of the house are influenced by your reasons of selling. You may have been pressed by the rate of your adjustable mortgage, or maybe you have gotten a job in another state or city. Times like this when the real estate market is depressed may not be the best time to sell your house. However, if it is done right, it is possible to get the right deal.

Selling in Fast Track Mode

o Set the stage for selling of the house before putting up the “For Sale” sign

You have to do the essential preliminary task of preparing the house before shifting to selling mode. This entails some low cost cosmetic jobs to add value to the property and highlight the strong points. The basic rule of the job is to project a property that is clean, tidy and well-maintained. This may involve simple tasks like cutting the grass, or repainting a dull wall panel and fixing the door hinges of your cabinet. You may also have to do garage sale to rid of the clutter which potential buyers might find annoying when inspecting your house for the first time.

o Establish the right price and sell the house fast

Determine the real value of your property and compare this with the other properties within the locality. Your price tag must reflect prevailing trends in the market. If you are in doubt about the real value of your house, it would be wise to hire a real estate appraiser to do the job for you.

o Sell The House through Effective Advertising

A common pitfall of most owners selling their homes is they fail to maximize the use of this most important tool in selling. Advertising, whether in traditional print media or on-line, is your single most effective link to your buyers. The advertisement material should be able to strike at a familiar need of your potential buyers. You must remember that effective advertising is all about giving answers for the needs of your target buyer. If your buyers do not see anything in your house that satisfies their needs, then they won’t budge to look at house even by a bit.

o Start with a Bang, Start with an open house

Make a grand announcement of the sale of the house. Invite your friends and neighbors to come and see your house by organizing a grand open house. Highlight during the activity the strong points of the property and the price at which you are selling the house. You may not know it but the word-of-mouth can be just what you need to get the good deal fast.

o Be an astute negotiator

Start off with the negotiation with a potential buyer immediately. Make the counter offer as soon as the buyer makes known his price offer. You may make some accommodation and meet in the middle ground. This may involve some non-monetary accommodations to settle issues on price variations. For instance, you may settle for a price offer a bit lower to your initial price in exchange for the buyer accepting the property without the minor repairs.

o Close the Deal

Once you agree with the terms, you have to close the deal by signing the contract. The seller should start-off immediately and finish the required documentation to finalize the transfer. The deal will only be consummated when you finally receive the net proceeds of the sale.

Learn more about the Anchorage Real Estate market or search the Anchorage Alaska Real Estate MLS on Ryan Tollefsen’s Alaska Real Estate web site.

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Why is that?

Let’s look at what goes on in the mind of a luxury home owner who wants/needs to sell their property. This may actually apply to a home in any price range but as you recall, we are going to focus on the luxury home market in particular today.

Typically, a savvy luxury home owner will go back to the real estate agent who helped purchase the home. Another common practice is to do a Google search of nearby realty firms and decide on the best realtor to sell their home using various criteria. Some reasons a person may choose a realtor is because that person has the most sold listings or they received a flyer in the mail or because they liked the realtor’s smile. Another way to choose a realtor is using personal connections, such as a relative, a classmate or a friend.

For whatever reason, when choosing ABC Company and XYZ real estate agent, the process is usually the same.

-Decide on a Real Estate Agent or Realty Company

-Sign a contract with the Real Estate Company to represent you

-The Agent suggests a price based on comparable homes in the area

-A listing price is negotiated and decided upon

-The Agent lists the property on the MLS

So what is “the MLS”?

MLS stands for Multiple Listing Service. Basically, it is the main listing source that pools all member real estate companies’ available inventory or list of luxury homes that are registered with them so that everyone can see what is available on the market at any given time.

What are the advantages of having an MLS listing?

-Ease in finding the majority of luxury homes that are for sale right now

-Comparing luxury homes presently on the market without difficulty

-Listings are contracted for a specified amount of time

-Accessible only through a certified member of the Board of Realtors who has a fiduciary

duty to represent you and protect your interests

Real Estate Companies Specialize in Selling Homes at Market Value.

With the centralized pool of listings on the MLS, real estate companies are able to establish and check on the value of a piece of real estate in any given area. Determining value is crucial to selling a property. Without a tool to measure its value, it becomes difficult to know the true worth of a luxury home.

Another thing to remember when determining the value of a luxury home is of course, the condition of the luxury home. A newly constructed luxury home is more desirable than a remodeled luxury home, which in turn is more saleable than a fixer upper. Keeping your luxury home well-maintained enables you to ask top dollar for the home.

There is only one catch to the retail market of luxury homes and that is you can list your luxury home for whatever price you want to but it is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it, in other words, market value.

The real estate professional uses many tools to sell your luxury home. Some are:

-informs his clients and fellow realtors of your listing to see if there may be a potential buyer

-puts a For Sale sign out in front of the property

-lists it on the MLS

-advertises it in newspapers or in magazines

-holds open house events

-more sophisticated companies have marketing campaigns in place to give more exposure to

their listings that the seller more often than not will have to pay upfront.

Real estate professionals more often than not, cater to owner-occupant buyers.

Once a realtor is decided on, an agreement is reached on length of listing and the luxury home is appraised, the luxury house is put on the market and the roller coaster ride of when-will-my-house-sell begins.

The 3 types of Buyers

From a business perspective, the luxury home is considered a commodity for which there are buyers. Identifying your end buyer will dramatically increase your chances of selling and/or selling quickly.

-Owner occupant’s 1st,2nd, 3rd + home

-Buy-and-hold investor’s rental unit

-entry level investor

-modest investor

-sophisticated investor

-Niche investors

-Short sales

-Foreclosures

-REO

-Rehabbing

-Wholesaling

Determining which end buyer you want to target will determine the price and how quickly you may be able to sell the home. As with anything else, there are those who are better than others in getting the job done.

The median home market has many more investors to turn to than the luxury home residential market. These investors may have ads or signs stating, “We buy homes.” “We take over payments.”

Real estate investors are, as a whole, people trying to help others out of a difficult situation and trying to make a profit in the process. These types of businesses are NOT non-profit companies so they expect to make some monetary gain from the transaction. After all, investors are not a charity operation and are not going to make your problem luxury home their problem luxury home. They make investments of their money and time to do transactions that they specialize in and expect to make a profit for their talents.

Investors are specialists in their field just as real estate agents, doctors or lawyers are specialists in their respective fields. They help people out of circumstances that could potentially become worse.

What about the Luxury Homes owners?

Waiting for an owner occupant is a great choice if you can afford to wait for the right buyer to come along for your luxury home. Listing it with a Real Estate professional is the most effective way in selling a luxury home “retail”. In the luxury home market, the average time it takes for the “right” buyer to come along is from 1 to 5 years. The more the luxury home costs, typically, the longer the wait. The 1-3 Million price point of luxury homes has heavy competition and there are better options when comparing what is available entirely and not just in a particular neighborhood.

Since investors who typically do business at the 2M-200M price points or at retail prices are few and far between, what problems would a typical luxury home owner-seller face?

-$12k or $50k monthly house payment are typical for a luxury home. Who can you turn to?

How do you solve your financial situation? A part time job at Wal-Mart will not cover this kind

of expense.

-Sometimes, when upgrading to a new home, you may have found the perfect house to

move into but you may still be stuck with the home that you grew out of. You still have to

keep up payments on that luxury house because 1031 exchanges aren’t always as smooth

as they could be. In addition, remember you have a limited amount of time to do that

exchange in.

-What if your key to financial stability is through the sale of your multi-million dollar home?

Who do you turn to for guidance and confidentiality?

-Do you need to relocate because of business or personal reasons and must sell your

property quickly?

-Divorce or health problems place an urgency to liquidate assests

So what is a luxury home owner to do in the event that holding costs are too high and keeping the property means essentially losing money with each day that goes by?

Luxury home investors

There are companies that specializes in the acquisition of luxury homes and commercial properties all over the world? A company that closes the transaction quickly and uses CASH in all transactions? No waiting for approvals from the bank, which may not even come through especially in today’s lending environment.

How can you meet investors who specialize in luxury homes and who purchase luxury homes at a fair price? Investors who have an established list of prequalified clients wanting to buy luxury homes at a fair price can re-sell those acquired luxury homes. That is a scenario which would work for all parties involved.

These investors are not in the business of stealing luxury homes. They solve problems and make their money on the sheer volume of luxury homes that are bought and sold. It is the investor that has his or her own buyers’ list that will get business done quickly and efficiently.

Business much easier and quicker

Investors typically have a database of buyers that do business with them exclusively due to the relationships that have been built and the value that is gained by buying through them exclusively. The clients entrust investors in this industry who do business honestly, ethically, with integrity and also guarantee good value. They have access to an unlimited amount of cash to complete transactions. Usually what ends up happening is the need to buy more houses to keep up with the demand.

As with any business, the cost of doing business prevents a wholesaler from buying at retail value of the luxury home. If a miscalculated purchase occurs the outcome is not being able to make any profit or worse yet paying money which would put one out of business rather quickly, and be the laughing stock of the industry. Here are some examples of the overhead and costs involved in running a real estate investment business:
- Cost of cash (8-18%)
- Closing costs on the buy and the sell
- Marketing costs
- Insurance
- Prepping a home
- Travel costs
- Inspectors
- Other miscellaneous costs

If an agreement of price is reached………

That is what you will get. Cash in your hands for your luxury home, the exact amount that is agreed upon in order to acquire your home at closing. Closing on the date of your choice is a relief to know and to use the title company of your choice. Wholesalers take the anxiety out of selling your home. This is an all around WIN-WIN-WIN situation and this is the only business we do. It is that simple.

If you want to sell your luxury home, wholesalers want to buy your luxury home…………….. NOW

DISCLAIMER:
This article is solely for education and information purposes only, not legal advice. RE Private Investments LLC is not a law firm and does not practice law. The general information provided by the RE Private Investments LLC – via their newsletter, emails, blogs, articles and other correspondence, or through their website at http://www.reprivateinvestments.com – is not intended as nor as implied to constitute a substitute for professional legal advice. The information given here is for informational and educational purposes only RE Private Investments LLC suggests that members/readers conduct their own due diligence and investigation of all information and opinions provided. RE Private Investments LLC suggests the use of competent professional persons where legal or other expert advice is required.

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1) Find a local real estate agent when selling a house. Because of all the things that need to be considered and to ensure appropriate research, negotiations, and contracts are handled, it’s strongly recommended that you use a local real estate agent to guide you through the process of selling a house. The benefits of using a local real estate agent are many and will only simplify things if you are not experienced in these matters. A local real estate agent can help you achieve your goals by formulating a real estate marketing plan that meets your expectations and finds buyers that meet your conditions.

2) Identify the current value of your house. Here, you (or your local real estate agent) will research the most recent sales prices of comparable properties in your neighborhood, understanding that the price of a house depends on the interior and exterior conditions of the property thereby helping you identify how to value your house. You can get this information via different websites that offer online home values. A local real estate agent will also be able to gather updated information and determine the right price of your home from other comparable prices in your area.

3) Get it ready to market. Do all the necessary inspections before you put your house on the market. When selling a house, prepare your house to be visited frequently; sometimes investing in simple repairs could increase the value of your house by thousands. “If a car is worth $200 dirty, it will be worth $220 cleaned up,” Donald Trump once said.

4) Make your home price attractive. We all want to get as much as we can for our house. That is why getting a good, realistic valuation is of the utmost importance when selling a house. Once you know the real worth of your home, you can price it attractively enough to sell with the assistance of a local real estate agent. Set the price at an acceptable range, but a little lower than expected so that you can move it quickly. Overpricing a house (led by emotional pride and economic concerns) are easily the two main reasons why homes don’t sell well. You want to attract buyers and make them feel like they can’t pass up the deal. Remember, you have competition from other nearby home sellers. When selling a house, make your option the most attractive in price, reliability, and conditions.

5) Marketing your home. Reaching the buying public and getting the word out that you are selling your house is something that many can do for you, including a local real estate agent. The important part is making sure that the right form of marketing is being used to reach the targeted audience. Different tactics might be needed to make sure your home is seen in a positive way. Things that might seem small like good lighting, pictures, and landscaping go a long way in selling your house to the different types of buyer sets. A local real estate agent is always valuable in this instance for his or her industry expertise when a homeowner is selling a house.

Newspapers, flyers, real estate marketing online, bandit signs, open houses, and the assistance of a local real estate agent will help in the overall marketing plan to make sure the word gets out that you are selling your house and interested buyers stop in.

6) Negotiate and agree on price and terms. Be as clear as you can with the buyer when selling a house. Be specific on how much money you want for your property and try to work out a deal that makes sense for both you and the buyer. Write down all the terms when you accept the offer, including any improvements or repairs that you agree to make.

7) Get the home ready for closing (inspection, appraisal, perform fixes, etc). Once the terms and conditions have been agreed upon and the house is up for closing, make sure all improvements or repairs are complete and that your house is ready for a possible inspection. According to the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), a general inspection includes a thorough evaluation on the following aspects of the house:

• Structural elements: construction of walls, ceilings, floors, roof and foundation
• Exterior evaluation: wall covering, landscaping, grading, elevation, drainage, driveways, fences, sidewalks, fascia, trim, doors, windows, lights and exterior receptacles
• Roof and attic: framing, ventilation, type of roof construction, flashing and gutters
• Plumbing: identification of pipe materials used for potable, drain, waste and vent pipes, including condition
• Systems and components: water heaters, furnaces, air conditioning, duct work, chimney, fireplace and sprinklers
• Electrical: main panel, circuit breakers, types of wiring, grounding, exhaust fans, receptacles, ceiling fans and light fixtures
• Appliances: dishwasher, range and oven, built-in microwaves, garbage disposal and, yes, even smoke detectors

Closing, the last and most important step in this journey. This usually takes place in an attorney’s office where the required documents are signed in order to transfer your property to the new owner. Cash or financing is provided at this point of sale in exchange for a legal title and ownership of the property. Legal rights and responsibility are passed to the buyer at the moment, and hopefully, you will have had the chance to leave behind many great memories from your time there.

Please note that although there are many circumstances to consider when selling a house, using the services of a local real estate agent to make sure research, negotiation, and contract processing is done correctly is of the utmost importance.

Neil A. Terc is the president of YourKasa.com, a feature-rich, online real estate property listings service that offers listings from both realtors and owners. A successful salesman and self-taught real estate professional, Terc put his experience to work over the last seven years, successfully purchasing and selling or leasing a multitude of properties. He created YourKasa.com to help home buyers and sellers overcome some of the common challenges that are faced during the process. To learn more, please visit YourKasa.com.

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Anyone trying to sell a home in a falling market is probably a bit fed up, frustrated and worried just now. However, with a bit of help you can either sell your home, or accept that it might be better to stay where you are for a while, or even improve your home so you don’t need to move at all.

Check whether your property CAN sell

Whether you are thinking of selling, or are already marketing your property, chat to local estate agents to establish if there are any buyers who are currently in a financial position to purchase your home. Ask if any properties like your have been sold recently and if so at what price.

Unfortunately at the moment, as there are so few buyers and lenders lending criteria is so tight, properties that might be worth £150,000 might only sell for £135,000 or less – as there will always be someone that ‘has to sell’ and they will keep dropping the price until someone buys. 

Consider Investing in a RICS Survey

To help your property stand out and to speed up a potential sale, it might be worth getting an independent survey, which shows what work needs to be done OR that no work is required.

Either way you can then be honest with buyers to say the property needs no major work; that work is required but you will negotiate on the price; OR that the work required has already been priced into the property’s value. It can reassure buyers about purchasing your property over and above someone elses. 

Showcase an Electrical and Gas Safety Certificate

Although required for rental properties, bizarrely these are not required when selling a home, but if you have can give your gas and electrics a clean bill of health, that can be very attractive to buyers and make your property more likely to be chosen over others.

Choose the Best Agent

It’s advisable to gain a valuation from at least one agent that either has someone in their office who is experienced at selling in a falling market (ie the 1990s) or was operating during the 1990s. The reason being is they are likely to better understand how to price properties to sell.

To find an agent that CAN sell properties during these difficult times check the local newspapers and property portals to see which agents have actually SOLD properties similar to yours, not ones just advertising them for sale. Alternatively contact Designs on Property to find who the best selling agent is locally. This service costs just £9.99!

Be a Buyer for a Day!

A great way to work out how to sell your property is to be the buyer. Look at other properties on-line and even visit them to see whether they offer more for a buyer’s money than yours and make changes accordingly. One thing that is essential is to look for is the pictures of your property on-line – do they encourage the buyer to visit or put them off? People buy properties for their views, the kitchen/bathroom, a wow factor for example the garden. So make sure that the first pictures really show off your property in it’s best light. Ideally don’t actually put huge numbers of properties on-line, otherwise people might think they have ‘seen’ the whole property so they don’t bother to visit.

Make sure your property stands out from the crowd

Anyone buying at the moment will want a deal, but they will also want to buy a home to live in. Make sure your property is targeted at the right buyer. If it’s someone that wants a doer upper, don’t spend money preparing it for sale. If it’s someone who wants to just move straight in – make sure they can and prepare the home well.

Price your Property Right

In a normal market, most homes that are priced correctly, will receive an offer within eight weeks after an average of ten viewings. In the current market, the only properties that will sell are the ones that are competitively priced versus everything else on the market. So if you have a three bedroom 1930s property and there are three for sale locally, or even in your street, it’s only the lowest priced property that will sell.

Always use a For Sale Board

Unless you are in a rural area, it’s a good idea to have a for sale board as most people move within three miles of where they live – so they are likely to see your board and then enquire about the property.

Prepare all your Paperwork

Many people see a Home Information Pack (HIP) as a waste of time – it is if you don’t put the effort in to make the most use of it. Fill in the Property Information and Fixtures and Fittings Form; make sure that your property is as energy efficient as possible; ensure that any paperwork such as planning permission and/or building regulations is readily available. If you really must move, progress your legals to contract stage, then when you do get an offer, you can proceed quickly and are less likely to lose your buyer due to delays.

If there are not takers – can you rent it out, improve or stay?

Unfortunately the market has so few buyers at the moment, that it just may not be possible to find one for your home without crashing the price. If you don’t want to do that, why not consider renting it out and still moving, improving your current home so you don’t need to move, or even just staying put for a few years until the market recovers enough to sell, which is likely to take a couple of years.

I have been a consultant to the property sector for a number of years and been renovating properties for over 20 years. I have also written a number of books, including four for Which? – Buy, Sell, Move House, Renting and Letting, Develop your Property and the Property Investment Handbook.

I am currently one of the top property experts in the UK and regularly quoted in the press including the Telegraph, Independent, Times, Daily Mail and Express as well as featured on a number of local BBC Radio stations.

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You want your house to sell quickly in any economic climate, so you get the price you want and reduce the issues and fees that come with a property that’s been on the market for too long. It’s essential that you start to view your house as if you were a potential buyer viewing it for the first time. Here are five tips to help you sell your house in the minimum amount of time:

1. Do your sums – make sure you price the house right first time

Before any prospective house buyer comes anywhere near your house, one of the first things they will look at is the price. If you do the math before doing anything else, you will save a lot of money, time and frustration. The aim is to set your price not too high to put buyers off before they even think about viewing, but low enough to encourage viewings and get the price you want. If you set it too high you won’t attract many viewings, your house may not sell quickly and it will become harder to sell as time goes on. Even if you then drop the price, the maintenance fees and other costs will start to eat up your cash reserves. If you start too low, you will obviously lose out.

2. Before we talk interior, look at the exterior

The first thing the buyer will see is the outside of the house, it sounds obvious, but you can’t avoid the fact. You need to view your house from the most likely position any visitor will first view it from. This means that any hedges, shrubs or other foliage should be neatened up, lawns cut and so on to set a great first impression.

As you get nearer to the house, so other flaws may become apparent, in paint work, brick work, weather boarding and anything else that you may not see under normal circumstances. Familiarity with your property can be the enemy here; you need to see through a first-time visitors eyes. A potential buyer will be noting these issues, at least mentally and may be concerned with the cost of rectifying them.

3. Get the smell of the place right

All visitors to your house will see and take in everything they can to make an assessment of it, they will also take in the smell of the place too. If you or others in the house keep pets or smoke, for example, you have most likely become accustomed to the overall smell. Buyers will notice the smell as soon as they enter the front door, so make the house smell clean and fresh by giving it a good airing – opening windows, using air fresheners and anything else to make the house smell fresh and inviting.

4. Let a lot of light in

One common theme in any property related television program, is light. Light in every room, particularly those used the most, can help even on the cloudiest of days.

Use a light color paint on the walls in every room you can. Try for an off-white, (absolute white looks too clinical), or light cream or light yellow/orange color. This will make rooms seem not only lighter, as the light reflects more easily from each wall, but also bigger, more spacious, warmer and more homely.

5. Give all rooms attention, especially kitchen and bathroom

Make every room clean, homely and inviting. Reduce the amount of unnecessary clutter to create a feeling of space while still helping potential buyers to visualize themselves living there. The kitchen and bathroom are perhaps the two most used rooms in the house, so give them extra attention if they need it. Dripping faucets in either of the rooms may trigger thoughts of spending money on a plumber in the buyer’s mind, as indeed will any other apparent fault. Shine up any bathroom and kitchen tiles and give the buyer confidence that they won’t have to spend extra money on cleaning the place up and fixing defects.

If you follow the tips above and constantly try and view your house through a buyers eyes, you will get your house to sell quickly and with less unnecessary hassle.

Visit the Sell A House Quickly website, if you need to find more tips to sell your house in any economic situation. Marcus Mercer currently lives in Kent, UK.

Author: Marcus Mercer
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