Seller(s)

 Notice: The amount or rate of real estate commissions is not fixed by law. They are set by each Broker individually and is negotiable between Buyer(s)/Seller(s) and Broker (real estate commissions include all compensation and fees to Broker).   

• The best advice that I can give Seller(s) is to be practical and realistic about setting your sale/list price. Look at the facts from recent comparable sales (Within the past six months or sooner) of what has sold in your neighborhood with comparable square footage, upgrades, amenities, etc. 

• Let go; if you're going to sell your home you need to remove personal items, pictures, and stage it for perspective buyers, not how you like things but how they like things.

• The best way to show your home is vacant and staged, with a lockbox on it for Realtors/Agents to show to their Clients on their schedule, not yours, don't micromanage showings. This isn't always possible (Since most people need to sell their home before buying another one) but is the best practice for maximum results.

• Don't listen to false promises from Agents' swearing they can sell your home for more just to get a listing, only to become a stale overpriced listing that they'll eventually have to lower the list price on. Unless they have an actual offer in writing, go off the facts, not their marketing hype B.S.   

• Have a home inspection done to make sure your home will pass inspection.

• Be patient, it pays off. Why would you sell your home to someone with an all cash offer for less, verses going with a higher offer that has a loan contingency on it? The only exception would be an unfinanceable property.