5832 Carpenter Drive, Charlotte NC – UNDER CONTRACT

Just Picture Yourself Living Here!

Welcome to Your Renovated Home, Ready Now!

NEW! NEW! NEW! This Updated Ranch Home is approximately 1400 square feet and has updates including new HVAC Motor (recently serviced), New Windows, Kitchen & Bath Counters,  Appliances, Ceramic Tile Floors, Lighting & Plumbing Fixtures, Carpet & fresh Interior Paint.   Newer Water Heater and Water Line to House. 

The Great Room and Dining Room with Vaulted Ceiling and Wood-burning Fireplace opens to the Patio

The Great Room with Hardwood Burning Fireplace, Cathedral Ceiling and Dining Room open to private rear Patio and yard That Backs to Trees Through New French Doors.  Imagine creating & sharing meals and making memories in the Large Eat-In Kitchen with Breakfast Area. The Master Bedroom Suite and two secondary bedrooms finish out the home. 

Bring Your Suitcases!

Quick access to Ballantyne, 485, and Highway I-77, and a moment’s Walk to shopping, dining, and entertainment.  Seller is highly motivated.

New systems & Components and no HOA fees make this a more cost effective home to operate!                               
                             

New Price! Offered at $169,950  
MLS 942390

Call/TXT/Email to make an appointment:  704.562.1030  Chrystal@TheSafariGroup.com

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Chrystal Safari, REALTOR®

I love what I do, I’m good at it, & I’d love to work with you! My personal best is 8th with foreclosure bid; we not only won (it was NOT more $), but listing agent complimented me on my complete package, & asked permission to use my secret weapon! 

My listing was on Google, first page, number three position, ‘above the fold’ within minutes of my blog post featuring it!

Chrystal is a REALTOR® and principal of The Safari Group, a local, homegrown real estate firm, specializing in all phases of the residential and small business real estate market, including New Construction, Finance, Marketing, Objection Handling, Relocation, Technology, Foreclosures, Short Sales, and Luxury Homes and GREEN Features.

 

I once lost a sale to bad feng shui. ONCE.

As the seller’s agent, I had a new listing and was very excited when early on, it received several showings to the same client.  The seller further explained that each time the clients were in the house, they stayed for hours.  Imagine my surprise when I followed up with the buyer’s agent to learn the rest of the story.

The young couple had seen the house and loved it.  It was in a great part of town, was in good condition, and had a large, flat back yard, living room and den with hardwood burning fireplace, all in a small community with swim club, and was priced right.

VETO POWER

Then they brought grandma to see the house.  They were an Oriental family, and in honor, they consulted their elders.  Grandma immediately vetoed the purchase.

WE LEARN FROM CORRECTING OUR MISTAKES

You know, we say that we learn from our mistakes. Not so.  We learn from correcting our mistakes.  Here’s what I learned:

Certain physical features of a house have positive and negative energies, kind of like words that have positive and negative connotations.  Take the word hammer.  I’d say that word is neutral.  It has neither a positive nor negative connotation.  However, if a hammer becomes a weapon, it takes on a negative connotation.   Translated into floor plan, stairs can become a negative according to the practices of feng shui if they end at the front door.

Now, that’s an unchangeable feature of a house, but there’s hope!  I learned there are specific remedies to each of the problems that may be present!

WHEN A HAMMER IS JUST A HAMMER

One of the first things I do when considering accepting a listing into my inventory is to evaluate the property from many perspectives, including saleability in terms of condition, neighborhood statistics and other factors.  One of those factors is to determine if negative feng shui elements are present.  If any exist, I consult with the seller, sharing my experience and developing a staging plan to counter the negativity.  Every negative factor has a countermeasure.  Most are simple and inexpensive to apply.  Take note that there is some variation among feng shui proponents as to specific measures to take, but generally, the technique is straightforward.

AT YOUR SERVICE

And although not a subscriber of the practice, I believe the effects it can have on a sale.  I’m also savvy enough to realize in a diverse market, seller’s objectives must be to appeal to the broadest customer base. I’ve learned to identify what certain buyers will be put off by from the feng shui perspective and how to overcome that objective before it arises, adding value to your listing and sale.   At Your Service!

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Chrystal Safari has over 16 years experience in personal property management and residential real estate sales and is a licensed REALTOR® in North and South Carolina.  As a MASTERS Designation holder, she is a specialist in New Construction, Finance, Marketing, Objection Handling, Relocation, Technology, and is a multi-million dollar producer.  Chrystal is a member in good standing of the Charlotte Regional Association of REALTORS®, North Carolina Association of REALTORS®, and National Association of REALTORS®.

Contact:

Chrystal Safari
The Safari Group
PO Box 1192
Pineville, NC 28134
704.562.1030
http://www.TheSafariGroup.com