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Selling
Selling
The Plan For Selling Your Home
The Plan For
Selling Your Home
- We carefully study the comparables in your area, analyze the trends in the market and take into consideration each asset it has. After discussing with you and going over carefully prepared information, together we arrive at the price that will maximize and expedite your sale.
- Staging your home is one of the most important aspects of attracting prospective buyers. We provide a stager to assist you in getting your home market-ready.
- We provide walkthrough videos, drone videos, floor plans and color brochures for the Internet, distribution, and in-home display.
- Your home is placed on our personal website, Zeitlin Sotheby’s International Realty website, Sotheby’s International website and YouTube channel. It will also be displayed on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.
- Showings are continuously monitored by us personally, and agents are contacted via email and phone to get feedback and answer any concerns the agents may have. Our relationship with other Realtors has always been a top priority for us, as they are the ones counseling the buyers.
- We believe that the team works better than a single unit and partner with our sellers to analyze and resolve any problems.
- Today’s fast paced market demands a well thought out plan. We advise and collaborate with sellers to formulate a plan that will bring optimal results.
- We monitor the process as it moves toward closing when a contract is accepted and we are present at the closing to assure a successful conclusion.
Tips For Selling
- First Impressions are EVERYTHING. Nothing is more important than making sure your home is in the best shape possible to drive a successful sale. We can offer expert guidance on exactly where a little money on renovations would be most beneficial. Preparing your home for sale requires a critical, impersonal, experienced eye. We stage all of the homes that we list at no additional cost to the seller.
- Consider the curb appeal. Potential buyers will very likely see a picture of your home well before they see it in person. Everything including the lawn and landscaping must be fresh and well maintained, or they may never even get past your front door. New mulch is one of the quickest and easiest ways to give the impression that you have taken good care of your home.
- Tour your own home. Pretend that you are a buyer seeing your home for the first time. As you go through each room consider what you can do to make it as clean, clear of clutter, and appealing as possible.
- Simplify, simplify, simplify. As you go through your home, take a box to each room and fill it up with things that aren’t essential, such as a stack of magazines, an arrangement of family photos, toiletries or toys! The point is to get rid of all the clutter and things that are personal to you so that a potential buyer can picture what is personal to them in your home.
- Less = more. The more furniture you have in your home, the less space you have. Remove or relocate that non-essential furniture to create more space to walk around and explore possibilities.
- Shed light on the situation. Turn on the lamps, open the curtains and make sure those windows are clean. Not only is natural light good for us, but good lighting also contributes to making spaces seem larger.
- Clean it like you mean it. Everything must be absolutely clean which includes all those spaces we don’t always get around to cleaning. Examples are window blinds, baseboards, ranges and ovens, shower doors, and more. Consider hiring a professional cleaner as well as a carpet and rug cleaner to present your home in the best way possible.
- Neutrals are safest. Not everyone has the same taste in colors and furnishings. If your walls or furnishings are painted an extreme color or not in good condition you may want to consider repainting with a softer neutral color.
- Pricing is key. It is absolutely vital to put your home on the market at the proper price based on today’s conditions. A good realtor will have a keen understanding of market comparables when pricing your home. Their goal will be to get you the best possible offer in the time limit you require.
- Expect a marketing plan. In addition to listing your home with the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a professional realtor will identify the very best ways to market your specific home. There are many advertising options available, and it’s important to have an experienced realtor share their knowledge on what really works.
Tips For Selling
- First Impressions are EVERYTHING. Nothing is more important than making sure your home is in the best shape possible to drive a successful sale. We can offer expert guidance on exactly where a little money on renovations would be most beneficial. Preparing your home for sale requires a critical, impersonal, experienced eye. We stage all of the homes that we list at no additional cost to the seller.
- Consider the curb appeal. Potential buyers will very likely see a picture of your home well before they see it in person. Everything including the lawn and landscaping must be fresh and well maintained, or they may never even get past your front door. New mulch is one of the quickest and easiest ways to give the impression that you have taken good care of your home.
- Tour your own home. Pretend that you are a buyer seeing your home for the first time. As you go through each room consider what you can do to make it as clean, clear of clutter, and appealing as possible.
- Simplify, simplify, simplify. As you go through your home, take a box to each room and fill it up with things that aren’t essential, such as a stack of magazines, an arrangement of family photos, toiletries or toys! The point is to get rid of all the clutter and things that are personal to you so that a potential buyer can picture what is personal to them in your home.
- Less = more. The more furniture you have in your home, the less space you have. Remove or relocate that non-essential furniture to create more space to walk around and explore possibilities.
- Shed light on the situation. Turn on the lamps, open the curtains and make sure those windows are clean. Not only is natural light good for us, but good lighting also contributes to making spaces seem larger.
- Clean it like you mean it. Everything must be absolutely clean which includes all those spaces we don’t always get around to cleaning. Examples are window blinds, baseboards, ranges and ovens, shower doors, and more. Consider hiring a professional cleaner as well as a carpet and rug cleaner to present your home in the best way possible.
- Neutrals are safest. Not everyone has the same taste in colors and furnishings. If your walls or furnishings are painted an extreme color or not in good condition you may want to consider repainting with a softer neutral color.
- Pricing is key. It is absolutely vital to put your home on the market at the proper price based on today’s conditions. A good realtor will have a keen understanding of market comparables when pricing your home. Their goal will be to get you the best possible offer in the time limit you require.
- Expect a marketing plan. In addition to listing your home with the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a professional realtor will identify the very best ways to market your specific home. There are many advertising options available, and it’s important to have an experienced realtor share their knowledge on what really works.
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Marty Warren
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #232172
Mobile: 615.973.8757
marty@warrenbradleypartners.com
Nancy Warren
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #226216
Mobile: 615.300.8663
nancy@warrenbradleypartners.com
Wendy Warren Bradley
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #88659
Mobile: 615.566.6930
wendy@warrenbradleypartners.com
Doug Bradley
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #327912
Mobile: 615.566.0007
doug@warrenbradleypartners.com
Marty Warren
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #232172
Mobile: 615.973.8757
marty@warrenbradleypartners.com
Nancy Warren
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #226216
Mobile: 615.300.8663
nancy@warrenbradleypartners.com
Wendy Warren Bradley
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #88659
Mobile: 615.566.6930
wendy@warrenbradleypartners.com
Doug Bradley
Global Real Estate Advisor
License #327912
Mobile: 615.566.0007
doug@warrenbradleypartners.com