Get Started on the Right Foot!

The decision to sell a home depends on many factors. Whatever your reason is for selling, our proven effective marketing strategies will ensure that you get the best possible price for your home. Our staff will provide you with professional, ethical, and confidential service and keep you fully informed every step of the way.

• Why Hire an Agent?
  Studies show that sellers who use a real estate agent generally get a better price than those who choose to sell the home themselves. As an agent, it is my job to stay up to date on the latest market trends and fluctuations. Utilizing an agent means no surprises during the selling process, as you will have the latest information at critical junctures in the process. Let us put our experience to work for you to ensure you get the best price for your home!

• Before Your Home is Listed
  Prior to listing your home, you’ll want to ensure everything is in good showing condition before buyers start to tour the home. Here are some important things to consider:
  • Start Packing
    Now is the time to put things in storage, clean out the basement and garage and start preparing to show your home. Remove any family photos or personal items. Remember, you want buyers to see themselves in your home!
  • Spot Paint
    Touch up both interior and exterior paint.
  • Update Carpet
    Clean or replace the carpet in areas with heavy wear.
  • Extra Cleaning
    Keep the interior and exterior clean and odor-free.
  • Curb Appeal
    Trim any overgrown bushes, mow the lawn and keep it free of leaves or snow. Make sure the front of the home is clean and appealing. You want to make a strong first impression!
  • Find Potential Problems Early
    Once you’ve completed these steps you may want to hire someone to perform a pre-listing inspection. Buyers will be hiring professional inspectors too; this is your chance to find and address problems before it’s time to sell.

• Professional Staging
  Consider hiring a professional stager to help give buyers the appeal they’re looking for.

• During the Listing Period
  You’ll need to plan to have something to do during the times potential buyers visit your home. If initial offers don’t meet your expectations, don’t dismiss them immediately. You may need to consider lowering your asking price if months go by with few or no offers. However, by working with your agent you will be able to arrive at a price that works for all parties.