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Seller Essentials

The Selling Process10 Steps to Selling Your Home...more>

Free Home Valuation

To receive a free market analysis estimating your property's value, just fill in the form below... more>

Types of Agents

Learn about various agent types and what to expect from different agent arrangements. When buying or selling real estate, you may find it helpful to have a real estate agent assist you. Real estate agents can provide many useful services and work with you in different ways...more>

Home/Safety Inspections

AS A SELLER, a home inspection will put you a step ahead of buyers in knowing your house's condition. Knowing the strenghts and weaknesses of your property will give you the opportunity to make repairs that will improve your house's selling condition...more>

Seller's Worst Mistakes

When the average seller sits down to interview real estate agents, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement over choosing a sales price. More money means more financial opportunities for the homeowner. Perhaps it means the seller can afford to buy a more expensive home, help pay for her child's college education or take that greatly overdue vacation. Unfortunately, uninformed sellers often choose the listing agent who suggests the highest list price, which is the worst mistake a seller can make...more>

Home Warranties

Home warranty policies are important for home buyers and sellers. These policies protect the buyer or seller... more>

Closing Information

Do you have questions about a "closing," escarow, or title insurance?  A “closing” is where you and your agent meet with some or all of the following individuals: the buyer, the buyer’s agent, a representative from the lending institution and a representative from the title company, in order to transfer the property title...more> 

Moving Day!

CONGRATULATIONS! You have closed on your home and now you are ready to move!  The following information will help make your move is as organized and effortless as possible.  Think about your move as a series of small projects that you can begin while your home is under contract.  Your move...more>