BODUR Real Estate

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The property changes. The strategy should too.

These examples show how preparation, positioning, marketing, negotiation, and problem-solving were adapted to the property, market, and client’s priorities.

Aerial view of a timber and metal-roofed home with a circular gravel drive, mown pasture, a sand riding arena, and a long barn set among evergreen trees.

Carnation, Washington 20-acre equestrian property Seller representation

Positioning 20 acres for the right buyer

A distinctive equestrian property required more than a standard listing plan. Lifestyle positioning, coordinated showings, and negotiation beyond price helped the property sell $75,000 above list price.

Two-storey home with grey siding, shingle accents, a stone-faced entry arch, a blue front door, and a lawn bordered by planting beds.

Renton, Washington Single-family home Seller representation

A one-week launch that created strong competition

An out-of-town seller needed the entire sale managed remotely after a rental plan fell through. In one week, the home was inspected, prepared, staged, photographed, and listed. Strategic pricing and positioning helped generate a strong buyer response, and the property sold $200,000 above list price.

Blue-sided townhome at dusk with a covered wood front door, trimmed hedges, and stone steps, framed by a maple in autumn colour.

Seattle, Washington Townhome Seller representation

Helping a townhome compete without over-improving

In a crowded townhome market, the plan focused on selective updates rather than an open-ended renovation. Contractor coordination and transparent negotiation became especially important when a possible HOA increase entered the buyer’s decision.

Past results reflect individual properties, market conditions, and client circumstances. They do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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