Enter your property in the MLS (this includes contacting various organizations and businesses to make sure the MLS data is correct)

Email a flyer to the agents in my office, as well as all the agents in Summit County

Place a sign on your property (unless prohibited by your Association)

Produce a detailed flyer/brochure for your property which shall be available to all Realtors and prospective buyers, onsite as well as in my office

Place an electronic lockbox on your door, to facilitate the showings of your property

If your property is on a rental program, establish a relationship with your management company to maximize the number of showings

Follow-up all showings with a request for feedback from the buyer, which will be passed onto you on a regular basis, and dependent on the frequency of showings

Take multiple photos of your property, which will be used in online as well as published advertising

Advertise your property on the internet, on a minimum of 8 websites:   

          In some cases, especially on high-end properties, it makes sense to create  a   unique website just for this property.  An example of this is 302 Gold Run.

If applicable, contact your management company and association to obtain all pertinent documents to the sale: Association Decs and Bylaws, meeting minutes, financial statements, budget plans, rental history, rental agreement. These documents will be readily available to all buyers, so their questions can be answered in a timely manner

Send a flyer or postcard to owners in the vicinity of your property, to see if they know of anyone interested in moving into your neighborhood

Advertise your property in various marketing publications: The Real Estate Book, Mountain Homes Illustrated, the Summit Daily News

Place a photo and description of your property in the Breckenridge RE/MAX front window, to maximize your exposure to buyers who like to "window shop"

Keep you informed of recent listings and sales for like-kind properties, so that the two of us can make any adjustments needed to stay competitive in the market place