Seller's Guide

7 Steps To Selling Your Home

When you’re selling your house or condo, you want to sell it fast and make as much money as possible. A good marketing plan can help you do that. Here’s how we will work with you to market your property.

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1. Prepare Your Home to Sell

Decluttering
Depersonalization
Repairs
Cleaning

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2. Determine The Listing Price

We will help you optimize your selling price by:

Performing a professional market overview.
Presenting viable comparables.
Reviewing your present home's selling history.
Proposing a sound pricing strategy

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3. Effectively Market The Property

Different buyers like different kinds of listing media. We provide everything needed to showcase our listings in style.

Professional HDR Photography
Professional Home Videography
Personalized Slideshow
Custom Property Website

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4. Advertise on Major Platforms

Our strategic marketing platforms will help your home stand out from the competition:

Personalized property feature and ad on Zoomer Radio.
Personalized property feature and ad on Chin Radio.

Professional Social Media

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5. Showings and Open Houses

Together, we will decide the best times and dates for showings to take place.
All showings will be booked through our office and you will be given notice to confirm.
We will discuss if an open house is a viable option for your home.
If an open house is decided on, we will schedule the dates and times.

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6. Offers and Negotiations

This is where experience is key and a valued asset in getting you, the homeowner, the most for your property and avoiding any headaches after closing.