Caretakers of America
Caretaker Information
A caretaker occupied home...
“Few and far between are the events which can be termed
‘Win-Win.’ However, that is exactly the type of positive situation that
Caretakers of America has created.” The Rocky Mountain News
Your Benefits
A TYPICAL CARETAKER is a professional relocating
from out-of-state. He or she is 37 years old, married, and is a person who
values the opportunity to live in an attractive home while his or her living
situation is in transition. Each caretaker is contractually required to
maintain a property’s yard; guard against weather-related hazards such as
frozen pipes and flooding; remove snow if necessary and, most importantly,
keep the home in read-to-show condition from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days
a week.
ABOUT OUR CARETAKERS Our caretakers are terrific people. Without the quality individuals we have in our program we would not have the reputation that we do. We must meet our commitments to our clients and without the cooperation of our caretakers it would be impossible. Caretakers understand that they must cooperate with salesperson for open houses and showings; most of the time this requires they be away from the premises. They realize that their primary responsibility is to help make the home more saleable. Immediately after the sale of the home, caretakers must be ready to relocate. Home sales usually close about 30 days after the agreement, allowing sufficient time to place the resident in another home. Although we can never guarantee a caretaker a length of time that he/she will occupy a home, we take the sting out of uncertainty by arranging for another home for the caretaker. We make sure that no closing is ever held up by our caretaker – if necessary, the caretaker will vacate within ten days.”
TO LEARN HOW YOU CAN BECOME A CARETAKER, call Caretakers of America at our corporate headquarters, (303) 832-2313, or e-mail us at info@caretakersofamerica.com.
ABOUT OUR CARETAKERS Our caretakers are terrific people. Without the quality individuals we have in our program we would not have the reputation that we do. We must meet our commitments to our clients and without the cooperation of our caretakers it would be impossible. Caretakers understand that they must cooperate with salesperson for open houses and showings; most of the time this requires they be away from the premises. They realize that their primary responsibility is to help make the home more saleable. Immediately after the sale of the home, caretakers must be ready to relocate. Home sales usually close about 30 days after the agreement, allowing sufficient time to place the resident in another home. Although we can never guarantee a caretaker a length of time that he/she will occupy a home, we take the sting out of uncertainty by arranging for another home for the caretaker. We make sure that no closing is ever held up by our caretaker – if necessary, the caretaker will vacate within ten days.”
TO LEARN HOW YOU CAN BECOME A CARETAKER, call Caretakers of America at our corporate headquarters, (303) 832-2313, or e-mail us at info@caretakersofamerica.com.
...another caretaker occupied home.
The program – which has drawn praise from caretakers,
sellers and real estate agents – is based on the belief that occupied homes
sell faster than vacant houses because they are kept in ready-to-show condition.
San Francisco Examiner