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If selling a home were easy, nobody would use an agent. But there are things you can do to make the process easier.
If you want to avoid paying commission to a real estate agent, or if you need an additional way to put your house on the market, showcase your home on the Internet.
Unless you relish the challenges of selling a home on your own, you'll want a professional real estate agent to represent and protect your interests, and to help you complete the sale.
Selling a home can be a grueling experience - and a good real estate agent can make the whole process a lot easier.
People get home appraisals for any number of reasons: to determine the market value of a residence as part of a divorce settlement; to establish an inherited home's valuation; to verify equity for...
When you receive an offer, you have three options: accept the offer, reject the offer, or counter the offer. Most successful contracts - those that are good for the buyer and the seller - are the...
With a little savvy and a lot of tenacity, you can sell your home yourself - and save those commission costs.
If your home makes a good impression on buyers, your chances of selling it faster and more money are greater.
A good appraisal will not only let you know what your home is worth but will help you to negotiate a better deal for yourself.
It is wise to get certain inspections before you sell so you know if there will be any work or additional expenses required to sell your home.
Deciding what to upgrade in your home before you try to sell it takes a lot of thought. You don't want to do too little - but you don't want to do too much, either.
A realtor open house gives other local agents a chance to get to know your home so they can better sell it to their buyers.
Sunday open houses have become a real estate ritual. If you prepare for yours correctly, it can be an excellent selling tool.
You've put your home up for sale and now you've got an offer on the table. Here's what to do next.
People sell their homes for lots of reasons - and some reasons are better than others. Before you decide to sell, examine all your options.
Most commission rates are not set by the state or any governing body and a company is free to charge what they want, but not all companies will negotiate.
If you sell your home through an agent, you'll need to sign a listing agreement, which spells out the terms of the agent's responsibilities and commission. The three primary types of listing...
If you want help selling your home but you want to cut costs, consider hiring a discount real estate agent, who can provide a few key services - such as getting your home listed on a multiple...
It's time to name your price! Be careful you don't price your home out of the market - or sell yourself short.
It's show time - and buyers (the kind with deep pockets) are dropping by to see your home. Are you ready?
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