The real estate market is constantly changing. No matter the market being up or down, new listings come onto the market and the best ones in price, condition, and location are being shown to buyers. Our goal if you decide to sell is to get you showings, offers and on with your new chapter in life.

When a potential buyer views your property, you have a choice on which version of your home they get to see. Do you want them to see the 5-star, Ritz-Carleton version or the 5pm, end of the work week version? We think we know the answer and that’s why we have a few tips below on how to best get your home ready for sale.

It’s a well-known fact that selling your home isn’t free. What isn’t well-known is the details surrounding the additional costs that may occur along the way. Let’s dive in and tell you everything you need to know about the costs of selling your home.

Confused about what you might be able to get if you sell your house? Is your tax assessed value accurate? What about a bank appraisal? And what the heck is a CMA? Oh, and what’s this “Zestimate” all about? We go through all of this and more as we tell you how much your home may be worth when selling it on the market.

You wouldn’t jump into any relationship without first knowing what the other person offers. So why would it be any different when you are deciding who to choose as your real estate agent? We don’t think it should be different and that’s why we have created this guide for you to use when selecting your next best agent.

You have enough stress in your life, don’t let selling your home be just another cloud hanging over your head. No matter the situation, we have devised a simple 8 step plan that ensures your home will sell as fast as it can and for as much as the market will bear. Our goal is to help you get your home sold and get you where you want to be with as low stress as possible.

While it may feel like an intimidating process, selling your home should be an exciting one. Here are answers to commonly asked questions about selling your home.