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Some Things to Think About as You Prepare To Sell Your Real Estate

You can sell your property yourself— if you’re prepared to advertise that home, land or farm so it reaches the widest audience; rake stranger for tours of your living quarters, at their convenience, as they comment on how you live; negotiate a sales price; then manage all the disclosures, forms and and contracts required at closing.

Or you could hire a Realtor. It’s our business to knows how to price and promote the property to maximize its marketability; advise you how to enhance its appeal; attract qualified buyers in search of such property; conduct tours, at your convenience; protect your interests, without emotion, throughout negotiations; then coordinate all the activity, correspondence and and documents which lead to a successful, profitable sale.

If you’re looking for a Realtor, I’d be glad to talk with you. Just call or email me and we can discuss your goals.

Whether you decide to sell your property yourself, or hire me as your agent, here’s a few things to keep in mind for a more profitable sale.

Curb Appeal: The house or property has to be inviting when buyers pull into the drive. Clear the yard, trim the lawn, get some seasonal flowers, paint the house— whatever you can do for a favorable first impression.

Make Those Repairs: It’s time for all those repairs you’ve been putting off. Listen to what your Realtor says about steps you can take to make the house more appealing any expensive renovations consider if you’d are you willing to accept them them as negotiation points with interested buyers

Clear Out the Clutter: An empty room seems larger, and buyers can envision how they might use that space. So pack away those collectibles and furniture cluttering the space, .

Brighten the Room: Clean open windows and a fresh coat of paint show off a house. At night, turn on the lights.

Be Discrete: Buyers may feel like intruders when you’re around. during their tour. If family members must be home, stay out of the way, behind a closed door and turn down the radio or TV.

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