Podcast - How Mynor is making Major Moves in the Real Estate Industry!
The art of selling homes fast without sacrificing price.
How to build and maintain strong client relationships.
Key marketing strategies for today's real estate market.
And much, much more!
DC Metro Real Producers
Mynor Herrera, CEO of Mynor & Associates,
Keller Williams Capital Properties, was born and raised in D.C. and has lived inside the Beltway his entire life. He attended DeMatha Catholic High School and American University, both of which he credits as having a tremendous impact on his life.
However, it was his upbringing as the proud son of Guatemalan parents that was the catalyst for his tireless work ethic and ambition to succeed.
“I grew up with a different perspective than most people. My dad always told me that as a Latino, I would have to be better than everyone else just to be considered equal. When I was a kid and showing early signs of success in school and sports, he told me that I would not just be representing my family and school, I would also be representing our entire race. It was a huge responsibility to place on a little kid, but it’s one I took head on, and I still do,” Mynor shares.
Selling a House ‘As Is’ in Washington, D.C.
Looking into selling a house “as is” in Washington, D.C.? You may have a fixer-upper or simply want to skip repairs, get a fair offer, and move on without too much hassle.
Mynor Herrera, a top-performing real estate agent who works with over 79% more single-family homes than the average local agent, notes that one of the most common reasons people sell a home “as is” is when they’ve inherited a property in another city.
“They’re likely to list it as-is because they don’t have local contacts, they’re not there to oversee any work, and they don’t want to bear any responsibility or burden of managing repairs or renovations,” he explains.
Keep in mind that selling a house “as is” usually means accepting a lower offer, and it doesn’t always prevent buyers from trying to negotiate savings. Let’s look closer at how to sell a house in Washington, D.C., your options for securing an offer, and what to expect from the process.
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