Your Realtor will:
Conduct a Comparative Market Analysis of home
sales in your area to determine the best market
price for your home.
Submit your property to the Multiple Listing
Service (MLS) which gives your home exposure
to over 6000 local agents.
Expose your home to potential buyers and Buying Agents
through:
> professional-looking yard signs and lock boxes (lock
boxes give real estate agents convenient access to your
home for showings)
> marketing on their own web site
> Realtor.com (national exposure)
> showings on the Realtor® association tour for area
Realtors® to preview
> open houses for the general public to see your home
> advertisments in local papers
> flyers and/or brochures
Your Realtor will also:
Offer suggestions and advice on how to make your property "show ready" in order to make it as attractive to buyers as possible.
Suggest reputable service providers such as painters, handymen, plumbers, landscapers and electricians who can help you prepare your house for marketing.
Order a home warranty for seller during listing and buyer during closing.
Order a gas line warranty for seller during listing and buyer during closing.
Obtain feedback on your house showings by following up with all Realtors®.
Represent you at the presentation of all contracts and help you negotiate the best possible price and terms.
After the contract has been accepted, handle any follow up issues. Additionally, keep you informed of the mortgage and title preparation and other closing procedures.
Attend your closing.
Place a "sold" sign on your property.
Conduct a Comparative Market Analysis of home
sales in your area to determine the best market
price for your home.
Submit your property to the Multiple Listing
Service (MLS) which gives your home exposure
to over 6000 local agents.
Expose your home to potential buyers and Buying Agents
through:
> professional-looking yard signs and lock boxes (lock
boxes give real estate agents convenient access to your
home for showings)
> marketing on their own web site
> Realtor.com (national exposure)
> showings on the Realtor® association tour for area
Realtors® to preview
> open houses for the general public to see your home
> advertisments in local papers
> flyers and/or brochures
Your Realtor will also:
Offer suggestions and advice on how to make your property "show ready" in order to make it as attractive to buyers as possible.
Suggest reputable service providers such as painters, handymen, plumbers, landscapers and electricians who can help you prepare your house for marketing.
Order a home warranty for seller during listing and buyer during closing.
Order a gas line warranty for seller during listing and buyer during closing.
Obtain feedback on your house showings by following up with all Realtors®.
Represent you at the presentation of all contracts and help you negotiate the best possible price and terms.
After the contract has been accepted, handle any follow up issues. Additionally, keep you informed of the mortgage and title preparation and other closing procedures.
Attend your closing.
Place a "sold" sign on your property.
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Why You Should Use a Realtor® to Sell Your House
