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Edward Collard
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How to Decorate a Small Room
One of the common challenges of owning or selling a home is coming up with great designs for rooms that are really small. To make the best use of the room, the design must be both practical and beautiful. Here are some tips for decorating a small room. |
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Top Things To Remember When Renting
Before renting any property, you should be aware of the terms of rental agreement, the costs included in entering the agreement, what is included with your rental, and all additional details. Here is a brief, helpful discussion of all the costs associated with renting. |
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Cheap Home Improvements for Sellers
Selling your home can be a demanding process, and making the best impression on potential buyers is one of the most important parts of it. Doing it cheaply and quickly is likely to net you the best returns. |
Edward Collard is an Agent at Mass Realty.
Bio:
Ed Collard has nearly 25 years of experience in the real estate field as a licensed appraiser and agent. In that time, Ed has steered clients through temperamental market climates, experiencing rising and falling home values. Whether working with a first time buyer or seasoned investor, Ed caters to the needs of each client with an attentive ear and a deep knowledge base. He understands that today's market demands a mastery of modern marketing tools and applications, and he balances those cutting edge skills with a personable, old-fashioned approach of building relationships and delivering results.
As a resident of Central Massachusetts, he has an innate understanding of the real estate market and property values within Hampden, Hampshire, and Worcester counties. As an appraiser, Ed covers the area from the New Hampshire/Vermont state lines to the Connecticut/Rhode Island state lines.
Ed is currently president of the Board of Directors for the Sturbridge Worship Center. In his free time, he enjoys volunteering for community activities. But his favorite activity is spending time with his children and grandchildren.
