This Sacramento Realtor offers a personal touch from start to finish.

Sometimes, if you want a job done right, you have to do it yourself, to lend that personal touch. That kind of reasoning can hold you back from obtaining monumental success, however. Because most of the truly successful people in the world who catapult themselves to the top of the money heap rely on somebody else to do the job for them.

They delegate. They choose wisely. They let go and learn how to accept, if necessary, mediocrity. Because nobody is ever gonna do the job the same way as you would. That’s just fact, Jack. Yet, there is no mediocrity in my world; I won’t allow it. My standards are high.

Remember way back when they used to say the most important person at any given company was the receptionist? In some ways it was even true. First point of contact. Impressions formed. But today most of those people have vanished. We have voice mail. Nobody answers their phone. And many executives don’t even have a secretary anymore to rely upon. It’s a miracle anything ever gets done correctly in our isolated, assembly-line and remote-controlled worlds.

Which is why my clients like the fact that some of the more important aspects of real estate still retain a personal touch by their Sacramento Realtor. Every client deserves my individual attention. Yeah, the problem with that kind of attitude is I will never close 1,000 homes a year in Sacramento. In fact, I may never close 300 homes a year. But when you figure most real estate agents close only 3 to 4 homes a year, my present production level tends to blow people away.

I expect to be good at my job. I strive for excellence. My personal touch is involved in every aspect of listing and selling a home. I don’t agree to accept mediocrity, and that’s what passing the buck means when it comes right down to it. Besides, some of us are Type A personalities and we can’t hand over the keys to our business to anybody else. We want to be the driver, sick little puppies that we are. We’re the kind of people who live to plan and carry through our plans.

If you can believe it, I often spend hours pouring over photographs for my listings. I inspect the 20 to 30 angle shots of the pool, hoping to capture the light just right. I considered the close-ups, adjusting the focus on objects in the distance, making sure fence lines are level both horizontally and vertically so it’s pleasing to the eye and not out of balance. I compensated for the shadows and brightened dark areas. I agonized over photos of the front of the home.

Nothing I hate more than having a concrete mess as the main focus of a home. Too many driveways dominate photographs online.

In the end, my goal is thrilled clients. When they’re happy, so am I. Because if your photographs don’t look good online, your home doesn’t look good online, and it’s not in my DNA to let that happen. When you hire Elizabeth Weintraub as your Sacramento Realtor, I personally oversee every aspect of your transaction. You get that personal touch, no matter what. Call 916.233.6759.