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Dot   Do your homework.
Read a couple of books on home selling, go through the real estate section of the local newspaper and attend some Open Houses in the your area.
Dot   Hire a specialist.
As neighborhood real estate agents that specialize in listing in your area, we know what it takes to sell in this market. We welcome your call!
Dot   Set the price.
Ask your agent for an analysis of the local market and an opinion of the best price range for your home.
Dot   Set a marketing strategy.
Have your agent discuss a marketing plan and include the main elements in the listing presentation.
Dot   Get the house ready.
With your agent, take a hard, objective look at your home. Prioritize what needs to be done, and decide how much you can spend in time and money to make it look its best before opening it up to buyers. Get rid of all clutter and put some of your stuff in storage to make the rooms and closets roomier. Put together an information packet on local amenities, your utility bills and other helpful information.
Dot   Consider finding a reliable real estate attorney.
The attorney can help review all the paperwork.
Dot   Keep on top of the process.
Stash some quick clean-up supplies close at hand, and do a fast run-through before letting a prospective buyer preview your home. Also, keep a notebook handy with a record of everyone who has come through (and their agents), and inform your agent after each visit. This can speed the follow-up that your agent will do.
 
 


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