2013 Nationwide Open House Weekend

If you've been contemplating putting your home on the market for sale, let's do it in time for Open House Weekend!

Contact me at 404-857-2508 for a FREE Maximum Price Analysis.




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Natasha Liburd Bazile is a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Atlanta and the Lead Home Stager with Heart of Decor in Georgia (virtual services available). She prides herself in being a guide to her clients and finds fulfillment in helping them achieve their goals.

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