Here’s how we ensure that you can still sell your home safely.

As our state reopens, more and more buyers want to see homes again. With COVID-19 still a big concern, how do sellers stay safe when people view their homes? Here are the steps my team and I are taking. 

First, we require everyone to wear a mask when entering one of our occupied listings. The day before the recording of this video, a potential buyer got very upset because we asked them to fix their mask during their viewing. They ended up leaving the home, but that’s okay—my seller clients, in this case, are older and their safety is more important than someone else’s comfort. 

"We ask anyone who wants to view one of our homes in person to take a Matterport tour of the home first." 

We also require any visiting buyers to wear gloves because let’s face it: People have a tendency to touch surfaces without realizing it. After that, we require them to put disposable booties over their shoes. We provide trash cans for buyers to dispose of these items when they’re done viewing the home. 

Lastly, we’ve invested in a Matterport camera that allows us to showcase 3D models of the insides of homes. This means you can walk through each room from the safety of your own computer. We ask anyone who wants to view one of our homes in person to take a Matterport tour of the home first. Since 2D pictures can be deceiving, this gives you a much better spatial understanding of the home. 

If you’d like to see one of our available homes, you’re interested in listing your home, or have questions about our Santa Fe real estate market, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’m here to help.