Documentation for Home Sellers
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Selling your home is an exciting process that can be challenging and rewarding for you and your family. To help you through the process, you will find a number of articles in this section that will provide useful information. Of course, please contact me, if you have any questions or if I can assist in any other way. |
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Why work with a REALTOR? |
Here are nine reasons why it pays to work with a REALTOR®. |
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How to choose a REALTOR |
Here is a list of questions that will help you with the selection process. |
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Does Moving Up Make Sense? |
These questions will help you decide whether you’re ready for a home that’s larger or in a more desirable location. |
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5 Ideas Before Listing |
A list of five items to consider before you put your house on the market. |
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How To Get An Offer |
Use these tips to get an offer on your next home listing |
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Better Home Showings |
When you have listed your home, here are great steps to take so your showings are most impressive. |
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5 Feng Shui Concepts |
To put the best face on a listing and appeal to buyers who follow feng shui principles, keep these tips in mind. |
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17 Experts You May Need |
Here’s a good list to spark your thinking about the types of expertise you may need when selling your home. |
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Spruce Up your Home’s Exterior |
Make your home more appealing for yourself and potential buyers with these quick and easy tips. |
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Holiday Home Listings |
The holiday season is a great time to list your home. Here is a list of Ten Reasons to list your home before the New Year. |
What is a Home Warranty?
A home warranty is a service contract, normally for one year, which helps protect home owners against the cost of unexpected covered repairs or replacement on their major systems and appliances that break down due to normal wear and tear. Coverage is for systems and appliances in good working order at the start of the contract.
What is a Short Sale?
If a home is being sold for below what the current seller owes on the property—and the seller does not have other funds to make up the difference at closing—the sale is considered a short sale. A short sale is different from a foreclosure, which is when the seller's lender has taken title of the home and is selling it directly. Homeowners often try to accomplish a short sale in order to avoid foreclosure.
