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What’s The Difference Between List Price And Sale Price?

By | August 31st, 2005|

We'll explain the difference between two important numbers when selling your home--the list price and the sale price.

Choosing The Right Broker For Your Buying Needs

By | August 31st, 2005|

In some ways, finding the right broker or agent is tougher for a seller than for a buyer. Both buyers and sellers should find someone with who they feel comfortable, whose personality meshes with theirs. It's important to have someone who can listen to your concerns and can explain potential problems to you in a way you can understand.

Do I Need A Real Estate Broker Or Agent To Sell My Home?

By | August 31st, 2005|

Wondering about the best way to sell your home? What about For Sale By Owner? We'll tell you.

Seller Attaches Lockbox To Property Allowing Real Estate Agents Access

By | August 31st, 2005|

Homeowners who are selling their home should attach a lockbox to their property to allow real estate agents to show your home to potential home buyers. The lockbox is a metal box attached to your property with a master key that allows real estate agents entrance to the home while the seller is gone. More sophisticated lockbox systems use electric key cards so several real estate agents can show the seller's home, increasing the chances of a home sale.

What Is A Comparative Marketing Analysis?

By | August 31st, 2005|

A comparative marketing analysis (CMA) is the most valuable tool you can use to determine the correct listing price for your home. A real estate agent with the best CMAs compare your home to other homes for sale that are similar to yours in size, shape, condition, and location.

What Is A Seller Disclosure?

By | August 31st, 2005|

Why you need to know about a seller's disclosure.

Home Repairs And Improvements Before Selling

By | August 31st, 2005|

When selling a home, you have to consider whether to do home improvements or repairs. That decision will play into whether you want to sell your home in "mint" or "as is" condition. Mint means ready to move in, while as is means it needs some home improvement or home repair. Obviously, mint condition homes sell for more while you might be able to find a deal on a home sold as is.

Buying Real Estate FAQ

By | August 31st, 2005|

We answer frequently asked questions about buying real estate.

How To Make Offer To Purchase

By | August 31st, 2005|

When a buyer wants to make an offer to purchase, it is very simple. It just needs to include the address or description of the property; the consideration, or the price the buyer is prepared to pay; and the date on which the closing will take place. It doesn't need to be a fancy, formal contract, but a real estate agent or real estate lawyer can help you sort through everything else involved in buying a house.

Home Inspection Prior To Selling Your Home

By | August 31st, 2005|

When you're selling your home it's a good idea to get a prelisting home inspection with a home inspector. A prelisting home inspection will make you as a seller aware of any problems that your home may have and you can either fix them or take them into account when determining your home's list price. Learn what home inspectors look at when doing a prelisting inspection of a home that's for sale.

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