TERRIBLE HOUSEKEEPER! 

Funny name for a realtor, but stop and think about it. If you want to sell your house, wouldn't you like a realtor who won't keep it for long? Of course, I can't guarantee that your home will sell immediately, but I can assure you that I will give you complete and professional service during the time of your listing. Once a listing is signed, I will promptly be out to take digital photos of your property that will appear on both my personal web site and our Real Estate Professionals office site. A - picture and description will be sent to the monthly publication of Master List, available @ various business sights throughout Stillwater. Your home will be featured in the Stillwater News Press Real Estate Weekly and a variety of personal ads that I periodically run in the Sunday paper. If you wish, I will hold Open Houses on Sunday and attach a brochure box to the sign in your front yard for interested parties. Most importantly, I will be available to you if needed. I feel there is nothing worse that a client not receiving immediate response to phone calls. You are always welcome to call me at the office, on my cell, or at home. There are times I may be in a meeting, but if you leave a message, you will hear from me shortly. I know that the sale of a home can be a very stressful time. My purpose is to see that all aspects of the procedure run smoothly. I will gladly provide you a Comparative Market Analysis. Just call 405-612-0509 to set an appointment.

Personal tours can be arranged for those thinking of moving to the area. If you are new, or if your business is in the process of interviewing prospects, I will gladly provide a tour of the city, provide welcome packets with maps and brochures of Stillwater and the surrounding area, and will have my digital camera ready with a disc for those who wish to snap a few shots to take back to the folks back home.

To arrange a tour call 405-612-0509 or email me @  drhinehart@stw-realestatepros.com

  NEW TO STILLWATER?

What better way to get acquainted with others than to become a part of Stillwater Newcomer's Club.

I arrived her in 1997. My husband was involved with his new job, my son had his new friends at school, and I felt somewhat left out. That's where Newcomers stepped in. Before long, I was actively involved in community activities, had many new friends, and even served as President of the organization for 2 years.

To receive a newsletter of upcoming events, email me drhinehart@stw-realestatepros.com