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Peggy Butera-Office Manager Our mother/daughter relationship is such a success we knew a business relationship would be equally rewarding . . . for the both of us as well as for YOU! Although she is not licensed in real estate, Peggy has been at the helm since 1992 to keep all of the administrative tasks in balance and under control. You won’t meet a more efficient and organized worker. I attribute a large part of our career success to when Peggy began tending to the endless paperwork and follow-up that is required in this business. It was then that I began focusing 100% of our time on the needs of our customers and clients. When Peggy is not working, she enjoys playing golf! Sherry Busedu – Marketing Director Although Sherry is not licensed in real estate, she has over 15 years of business experience. She handles all the marketing details for the team. Sherry has a degree in Business Administration from Gwynedd Mercy College. When she is not working, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband and son.  It's our job to know EVERYTHING about Blue Bell, Plymouth Meeting and King of Prussia! Ask us any question. Or request a FREE information package. There's no obligation, and we promise to get back to you quickly... 
Cosmetic Improvements >Sunshine Sells
When your home is being shown, you want prospective buyers to feel good as soon as they step into the living room. It pays to give special attention to maximizing the amount of light in your home because dark homes are depressing to many people. When prospective buyers give real estate agents feedback on the homes that we show, they often cite a light, airy feeling as a major attraction.
Begin your preparation for showing your home by cleaning the windows and curtains thoroughly. Open the drapes and blinds to let the sunshine in. Even on a bright day it helps to turn on some lights in the main rooms of the house. If you are using shades or heavy drapes to eliminate a less-than-perfect view, you may want to consider replacing them with translucent curtains in a light color. Sunshine definitely helps to sell homes!
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Where is the world's tallest apartment block?
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The 100-story John Hancock Center in Chicago, Illinois is 1,127 feet high; floors 44 through 92 are residential.
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