“Don’t take on too much at once,” warns Cirillo. “Start with one task and cross it off your list, use helper items featured in my book and reward yourself for a job well done.”

As each task is conquered, a sense of accomplishment will drive you to conquer yet another monumental task until you no longer need to organize everything, in fact, you will have everything organized and be enjoying your gained time.

“Time is our most precious and richest natural resource,” says Cirillo, “it is what we do with it that matters.”

It’s Your Time is available in bookstores across the nation or on Cirillo’s Web site: http://www.joecirillo.com. Cirillo has a long list of happy customers that say his methods will help you organize everything and gain up to two hours a day.

3 What is average time when it comes to listing and actually selling a house? If they are moving houses too quickly they might not be getting best prices that they can.

4 How long have you been in business? You always want someone with experience that is a no brainer.

5 Do you have assisants in case I need to get in touch with someone? Every real estate agent has assisants if they are serious about their work.

This is just a list to go by before you sell your house. Your main goal is to get best possible price. If you want ask around your neighborhood or go to local community meetings and ask around. Odds are someone in room has bought a house in neighborhood.

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