Gina Moritzky, Keller Williams Realty Success | The Moritzky Group
About
Each client is different and my team and I focus on the our clients needs and wants first. We incorporate tradion real estate and real estate tech and financial tech to find solutions to make buying and selling easy and stressfree.
I am truly passionate about your wellbeing and earning your trust while taking the utmost care of your residential needs. No matter what I am doing for you, every single detail is just as important as the next. My role in taking care of you begins with hello and continues for a lifetime. As your needs change and grow, I will be here for you providing as excellent an experience as possible. You can count on me any time!
The most rewarding part about real estate is finding solutions for my clients. My passion is making my clients happy, finding a home or property that matches what they want and need. It's the experience from beginning to end...I look forward to serving you and finding your dream home!
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Stting down with tem in person or through zoom or FaceTime to discuss what they want and provide answers to their questions, and coming up with a good plan that they like to get them what they want and need. I focus on listening to what my clients want and providing them with all the tools and services necessary to make what they want happen.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Colorado State University: BA Apparel and Textiles, and Merchandising
Kaplan College: Real Estate
Designations: REALTOR®, ABR, PSA, SFR
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
Every client is different and I base my services on what is best for them.
What types of customers have you worked with?
I work with residential buyers and sellers, investors / ibuyers, estates, short sales, foreclosures/ reo's, and land.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
Find someone you like and trust, that you know will work in your best interest first; with knowledge and experience in real estate aand your area.
What questions should customers think through before talking to pros about their needs?
1. What services do you offer?
2. What type of representation do you provide?
There are various forms of representation in different states. Some brokers represent buyers, some represent sellers, some facilitate transactions as a neutral party, and in some cases different salespeople in a single firm may represent different parties within a transaction.
3. What experience do you have in my immediate area?
4. How long are homes in this neighborhood typically on the market?
Be aware that because all homes are unique, some will sell faster than others. Several factors can impact the amount of time a home remains on the market, including list price, changing interest rates and local economic trends.
5. How would you price my home?
Ask about recent home sales and comparable properties currently on the market. If you speak with several real estate agents and their price estimates differ, that’s alright—but be sure to ask how their price opinions were determined and why they think your home would sell for a given value. Request a written Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) as well.
6. How will you market my home?
At listing presentations, brokers will provide a detailed summary of how they market homes, what marketing strategies have worked in the past and which marketing efforts may be effective for your home.
7. What is your fee?
Brokerage fees are established in the marketplace and not set by law or regulation. The commission is the agent’s rate for handling your transaction. Ask if there are other fees you will have to pay such as an early cancellation fee, marketing fee, MLS fee, Brokerage File fee, or any other cost that isn’t included in the commission rate.
8. What disclosures should you (the consumer) receive?
State rules require brokers to provide extensive agency disclosure information, usually at the first sit-down meeting with an owner or buyer.