The McGee Team

If you want to sell fast, here's what actually matters:

1. Staging.
Buyers buy the feeling before the floor plan. A styled kitchen counter, a made bed, and a clear path through each room let them move in emotionally before they ever make an offer.

2. Price it right from day one.
The first weekend on the market gets the most eyes. An overpriced listing wastes it, and buyers start wondering what's wrong with the house.

3. Fix what they'll notice.
Scuffed walls, dated light fixtures, and a dripping faucet all say "this house hasn't been cared for." You don't have to fix every little thing. First fix big repairs that must be done, then prioritize the smaller details they will see first.

4. Declutter and depersonalize.
Family photos and packed shelves make buyers feel like guests. Clear space makes them feel like owners.

5. Photos and video that do the house justice.
Most buyers meet your home online first. If the listing doesn't stop the scroll, they never book the tour.

Getting ready to sell and want to know where your home stands? Give me a call and I'll walk through it with you.

Cynthia McGee Team
📲 346-680-4721

Just Listed. 🏡

3555 Comal Springs, Canyon Lake. 1.39 acres, a pool, a putting green, and views for days.

This one won't last long. DM "READY" or call Cynthia today for more information.

Cynthia McGee Team
📲 346-680-4721

Buyers don't say it out loud, but they notice everything within the first two minutes.

1. Sticking doors and windows. If they're dragging or won't latch, that's often a foundation or humidity issue, not just an old house being an old house.

2. Cloudy, ringed toilet bowls. Hard water buildup like that usually means the whole house hasn't seen a deep clean in a long time, and buyers assume the same about everything else.

3. Water stains on the ceiling, even old ones. Even a dry stain reads as "there was a leak here," and most buyers won't stop to ask if it was fixed.

4. Peeling paint or caulk around the exterior trim. It looks small, but it tells a buyer nobody's been keeping up with the outside of the house either.

5. A front yard that's been let go. Dead landscaping or overgrown beds cost you before a buyer even opens the front door.

None of these are expensive fixes. But they're the first things buyers see, and the first things that make them start negotiating in their head before they've even toured the kitchen.

If you're thinking about selling and want a second set of eyes before you list, that's exactly what I'm here for.

DM me the word SELL and let's get your home ready to show its best.

📲 346.742.1529

What's the first thing YOU look for to see if a home hasn't been well maintained?

And we didn't even mention the pool. 🏌️‍♀️ 🌊

$1.1M in Canyon Lake gets you a backyard putting green, Murphy beds tucked into the upstairs bedrooms, a huge primary bedroom and ensuite, and so much more.

There's a lot more house where that came from!

Contact Cynthia today for more information!
Cynthia McGee Team
📲 346-680-4721

A one-of-a-kind home you have to see to believe.

3555 Comal Spgs sits on 1.39 acres in Canyon Lake, custom built by Serenity Homes and cared for by one owner since 2013. Exposed wood beams stretch across the living room.

Walls of windows pull in Hill Country views from nearly every angle. The kitchen's been remodeled with a butcher-block island at the center of it all.

Then you step outside.

A Keith Zars pool with a transferable lifetime protection plan. A private putting green. A custom Trex and cedar deck overlooking almost an acre and a half of Mountain Springs Ranch.

Four bedrooms, three full baths, and a primary suite tucked away from it all.

Homes this beautiful and on this much land in Canyon Lake are rare. See it in person before it's gone!

Call Cynthia McGee Team today!
📲 346-680-4721