• Coordinate all dates on the contract, insofar as this is possible, so your move is as convenient as possible.
• Work with the appraiser and provide any detailed information needed to assure a fair market value for your home.
• Perform a comprehensive comparative market analysis which will provide you with up-to-date facts on homes listed and sold in the area as to price, size, ages, and days on the market in order for you to determine the highest market value for your home. Your home will be marketed at the price of your choice.
• Provide homeowner with advice to help the home sell quickly.

• Conduct a tour for the Dynamic Properties Company agents.
• Report all findings from our tour....agent feedback regarding condition and changes that can be made to help improve marketability.....Is property priced effectively?
• Enroll the property in Multiple Listing Service so all REALTORS may have the opportunity to see your home.
• Place a Dynamic Properties sign on the property.
• Utilize a Multiple Listing Service coded lock box to facilitate ease of showings.
• Produce a brochure for the interior and exterior of the property.
• Prepare a home book to help in showing the property.

Purchasing or selling Properties on Well and Septic Systems
Over 14,000 properties, from Girdwood to Eklutna within the Municipality of Anchorage are on single family on-site water supply and wastewater disposal systems. Since a 1998 ordinance, any change of title on one of these properties requires the system be checked and certified. The system must meet the minimum requirements to receive a "Blue Sheet" - or approval certificate. These MOA requirements include:

• Septic Tank must have been pumped within the last 12 months.
• Adequacy test to show the system can accept 150 gallons per day per bedroom of effluent satisfactorily.
• Well flow test must produce adequate flow for 150 gallons per day per bedroom.
• Water must be tested for 3 parameters:

1. Nitrates
2. Fecal Coliform Bacteria
3. Other Bacteria

The MOA office can provide a list of licensed engineers to perform the test. They can be contacted at: (907) 343-4744. The engineer you choose will be able to provide more detailed information regarding the process and current requirements.

You can obtain additional information from Alaska Water and Wasterwater, and engineer Jeff Garness regarding well and septic issues at www.akwwc.com.