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Cutler Real Estate is a full service real estate brokerage.
Our sales professionals are well-trained to handle all types of residential and commercial real estate needs.
Whether buying, selling, or renting -- working in real estate is a team effort.
You know what you want, and we know how to make it happen.
Let us work with you to make your ideas a reality.
We service both incoming and outgoing transferees, home marketing and buying assistance for national relocation companies and have earned an A+ rating in doing so.

Cutler Real Estate asked Kim a few questions so you can get to know him better, and here are Kim's replies.
Glenmoor is bordered by Glenmoor Drive to the North, Belleview Avenue to the South, Glenmoor Drive to the East, and Glenmoor Circle to the West.
Glenmoor Country Club, an exclusive, gated community in Cherry Hills Village, features magnificent modern-to-traditional-style country estates and mansions arrayed about the emerald fairways and wetlands of the private Pete Dye championship golf course.

If you're buying a home you've come to the right place!
Search our homes for sale and further enhance your experience by signing up to receive real-time alerts of new listings when they come on the market.
Here we can guide you through starting the loan process, what questions to ask yourself, and how to make an offer to purchase and contract to close.
Becoming pre-approved for a mortgage is the first and most important step in the home buying process.
Not only does it assure you that you are focusing your home search in the right price range, it also assures the seller that you can complete the purchase on the home you choose.

A mortgage pre-qualification will give you an accurate idea of how big of a home you can afford.
It can also help you search for homes that are truly within your price range and feel confident on your search!
The power of a pre-qualification letter allows you to stand out in a competitive housing market.
This letter shows all parties involved in a real estate transaction that you are a serious and qualified buyer, and may prevent you from being slowed down when you are ready to make an offer on your dream home.

The first question you might want to ask yourself is, "Why do I want to sell my home?"
Do you need more space?
Are you an empty nester looking for a smaller place?
Have you accepted a job in a different part of the country?
All of these questions affect the potential sale of your home and the negotiating process of that sale.
Problems like chipped paint, dirty walls, windows and doors, unfinished remodeling projects and cluttered garages are all areas for home selling improvement.
Treat the sale of your home as you would with any day living in your residence.