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Jeff Comlin,CBR
Success! Real Estate 

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781-413-4293

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Getting Started
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Though you may be anxious to sell your home, it's important to take the time to strategize and plan in order to obtain the best results. The success of your home sale depends on many factors, including:

  • Market Conditions: Is it a buyer's or seller's market? Are interest rate high or low?

  • Your Home's Desirability: Is your home in a sought-after location? Is it roomy, well-maintained, and attractive on the inside and out?

  • How Quickly You Want to Sell: Do you have a need to sell quickly due to a job relocation or other life circumstance, or can you afford to take your time during the selling process?

Here are some valuable guidelines to follow before you take that first step to putting your home on the market:

Get the Facts Before Setting Your Purchase Price

Don't spend money on a formal market appraisal. The best way to determine the value of your house is to get a Free Market Analysis from a real estate agent who specializes in your area. The agent will consider the followng: recent sales data, your home's attributes, condition of the home, and desirability of your neighborhood in the equation. If you choose to work with a real estate agent to sell your home, select one with a good marketing plan. Contact me for a FREE Market Analysis of Your Home!


A Good Marketing Plan Allows for More Exposure

An aggressive marketing strategy in place will help you sell your home. Most homes sell through Agent-to-Agent sales. However, MLS Exposure, Open Houses, and Agent-to-Agent Marketing are all key factors in getting your home exposed to as many buyers as possible.


Have Your House Inspected Before Going on the Market

A pre-sale evaluation from a qualified home inspector can save you money by identifying any needed repairs upfront,and eliminate any surprises during the negotiation process. By addressing any needed repairs proactively, you will reduce the possibility of delay that may happen as a result of the buyer's home inspection.


Make Your Home a Showcase Home

Once you have made basic repairs, give your house a simple uplift. Paint, floor polish, new light fixtures and fresh bedding plants are inexpensive ways to take you home from plain to profitable. Click here for some helpful tips on improving the look of your home before selling!





 






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