Elton Davis

My father passed away, leaving a condo that had not bee updated in decades. I was expecting to just sell it at a fairly low price since I did not have the time or energy to fix it up myself. Then I met Elton. He explained that selling low was an option, but that he had people who did all of the things that needed to be done. He gave me an estimate of what it would cost to refurbish the place, and the resulting expected increase in sales value. I liked that idea, so I wrote a check to cover the costs of the work, and he got to it. He had someone remove all the old furniture and other unwanted stuff from the condo. (And there was a lot.) Then he had painters and flooring people come in. I replaced a garbage disposal, a faucet and drain set in a sink, and a ceiling light fixture since I could do that stuff, but Elton could have taken care of that too, had I wanted him to do it. Once all the flooring and painting was done, he had someone come in to do a thorough cleaning. Then staging people came with furniture and other things to make the place look lived-in. In the end, Elton's estimate of the cost for doing all that was done was within a few hundred dollars of the initial total he had given. The estimate was within 2% of the expected cost. Once the condo was listed, it sold for much more than the low-ball sale price plus the cost of the refurbishment, so I came out well ahead by doing it. And, other than the things we had agreed that I would do, I didn't need to lift a finger for all this to happen. I heartily recommend Elton as a Realtor! If the situation I described sounds like yours, look him up.
Elton Davis