A CMA, competitive market analysis is the main tool for determining what the market will bear for the price of selling your home.
As REALTOR®s, we provide many services and would love to help sell your home. This begins with a CMA.
Whether you end up listing with us or not, we are willing to create a CMA for your Gaylord area home for free.
Just fill In the form on the home page and click Submit/Send to give us a good start on helping you...

First of all, Northern Michigan is beautiful! Famous for snow-mobiling, skiing, hunting, and summer activities like golfing, it is a paradise for vacations! Next it is a location where you typically get very good value for your money. There is lots of shopping and a large set of nearby folks drive to Gaylord for it! It is easy to get to other local destinations for more shopping and eating! The attitude in Gaylord is usually a relaxed friendly one, that encourages enjoyment.

We're #1!! RE/MAX has held the number one market share in the U.S. and Canada since at least 1999, as measured by total residential transaction sides completed by its agents. The RE/MAX brand is built with an agent-centric approach, designed to attract and retain the best-performing and most experienced agents. Over 100,000 agents in nearly 100 countries, a greater worldwide presence than any other real estate brand. RE/MAX Associates average more real estate sales experience than other real estate agents. RE/MAX leads the industry in professional designations, illustrating increased expertise in working with buyers and sellers. RE/MAX leads the industry in brand awareness* and has the largest share of voice in national TV advertising.** With more than 100 balloons, the RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon fleet is the largest in the world. On average, RE/MAX agents outsell those from other national real estate franchises in comparisons of the largest real estate brokerages, most recently in the 2014 REAL Trends 500 report. Source: MMR Strategy Group study of unaided brand awareness. **Source: Nielsen Monitor-Plus / A25-54 GRPs Unequivalized for 2012.

Typically the Seller will (as a part of their contract) pay the Agents involved in the sale irregardless of who they represent. If you use the Agent representing the Seller, then they cannot give you any information/advice that hurts the Seller (lower price, etc.). If you get your own Agent (a Buyer's Agent) that is not also the Listing Agent on a property you put an offer on, they must give you any information/advice that helps you! They are still paid by the Seller, but literally represent you. Note that there are some legal requirements that affect certain information that any Agent must or can't share with certain people, but in general all of the above is true.