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This is where we make a plan together. As your realtor, I’m going to be asking you questions about your goals for selling your home and any questions or concerns you may have related to your sale. Please take a moment to think about those things before our consultation so we can ensure we make the best use of our time together and address the most important issues.

Cleaning and prepping your home to sell can increase its value by 3–5%. Clear off surface and remove personal items. Make closets appear visually less cluttered by removing 30% of their contents. Cleaning up the outside of your home is just as important as the inside! I always recommend a good professional deep cleaning, this communicates that the home has been well cared for and increases the home's value to buyers. 

Ever heard that old saying: "You never get a second chance to make a first impression"?Well, it's true! In real estate, that first impression can be the difference between selling your house and having it sit on the market for months.When it comes to real estate photography & video, the first impression is not just about the home—it's about the potential buyers' initial perception of how they would feel living in that home.

It's no secret that the housing industry has changed over the years. Gone are the days of newspaper listings and word-of-mouth lead generation. Now, most people turn to the Internet when looking for new homes. With 95 percent of home buyers using it, the Internet is an essential tool in the home search process. In fact, 54 percent of buyers say that using the Internet is their very first step in finding a new home. The average home buyer spends 10 weeks searching for a home and previews 12 properties before deciding on their purchase. 

Open houses can be a powerful tool in the selling process, especially when used strategically. They give buyers a no-pressure way to experience your home in person, and sometimes the casual visitors turn out to be serious contenders.

Offer presentations happen any time we receive an offer or offers. In a multiple offer situation, we'll review them all at once. This strategy is ideal because it allows us to compare offers from different buyers at once, rather than receiving them one by one over time.

You’ve accepted an offer, and all the contingencies have been met—go ahead, cue the confetti! Throughout the next 30-45 days (on average) there will be various deadlines and requirements to satisfy contingencies in your selling contract. Those can include; inspection, financing, appraisal, and the sale of the buyer’s home. When closing day arrives you’ll review and sign documents, exchange funds, and transfer ownership!