Learn how to sell your home at any price in any market
The normalization of the real estate market has brought with it the problems inherent within that market. The abnormal market that we have been experiencing over the last five years practically eliminated one of the most obvious ones, namely Foreclosures. As more and more attention is paid to the increasing number of foreclosures and the larger standing inventory of unsold homes, it becomes more difficult to sell a home for top dollar. The expertise of a professional Realtor becomes more valuable in today’s more "normal" market. Where previously all it took (in the last few years) was a for sale sign on the yard and a few small ads, that no longer suffices. It is now increasingly important to tap into the knowledge of an experienced professional, and fortunately, there are a good number of them.
One of the most important things you can do as a home-seller seeking to get the highest or best price is to look for the best Realtor to assist you in the process. In today’s real estate industry, you will find many newly licensed agents who have not experienced the "normal" market that we have entered. The marketing and analysis of home values are much more complex than just a sign in the yard and a property profile. Experience counts big!! One easy way to look at how much experience an agent has is to look on the Department of Real Estates website where you can see when an agent obtained their license, or to see if they are even licensed. That website is www.dre.ca.gov. Click on the licensees link and then look up the agent’s by name.
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To Stage or Not to Stage? Preparing Your Home For Sale
In the competitive real estate market, staging has emerged as a key strategy for enhancing a property's appeal and maximizing its sale price. This practice involves decluttering, arranging furniture, and sometimes even remodeling to make a home more attractive to potential buyers. With the rise of online listings and virtual tours, staging has become an essential part of the home selling process, often resulting in a significant return on investment.
Financial Documents A Homeowner Needs For A Successful Foreclosure Workout
We’ve all heard the saying "Ignorance is bliss"; but purchasing a house or condominium with this attitude may be until the collector starts sending a homeowner those inevitable letters and they receive phone call after persistent phone call from their loan servicer…
Home Buyers--What is the Closing and How Can I Prepare For It?
So you've survived most of the escrow process with very little wear and tear, you are now in the final stages of escrow and the purchase of your house is soon to close. What exactly occurs during closing and what can you do to prepare?
