Why Sell With Us
Our passion is around providing a supportive, professional experience that gets your home sold quickly while maximizing your profit.
We’ll come to your home and provide you with a professional comparable market analysis to help you understand your home’s value in today’s market. We do our homework, so you don’t have to.
Pricing a home is a science and it matters. If we price too high, we risk losing potential buyers and creating a stigma for your home.
If we price too low, you lose out on profit. We’ll give you current market data and identify the correct price range for your home.
We’ve got the professional partnerships to help you from start to finish. From lenders to inspectors to contractors and escrow officers.
We’ll come to your home and provide you with a professional comparable market analysis to help you understand your home’s value in today’s market. We do our homework, so you don’t have to.
Pricing a home is a science and it matters. If we price too high, we risk losing potential buyers and creating a stigma for your home.
If we price too low, you lose out on profit. We’ll give you current market data and identify the correct price range for your home.
We’ve got the professional partnerships to help you from start to finish. From lenders to inspectors to contractors and escrow officers.
Selling Your Home
Staging
We’ll help you with home staging. First impressions are critical and can make or break a sale. We’ll help with the heavy lifting and set your home up for success.
Photography
Professional photography is important too, especially in today’s online world. We’ll get
aerial images with a drone, videos, and professional photos for you.
Marketing
You’ll have professionally created property flyers, a single property website, online flyers, virtual tours, and more! Our marketing reaches hundreds of online platforms to provide you with the most access to buyers.
WHAT MOST AFFECTS YOUR HOME’S MARKET VALUE?
Location: how does your home compare with similar homes that have sold or are currently for sale in the same area? You might be tempted to list your home for higher than comparable homes in your locale, but most buyers shop by price range and look for the best value in their price range, so overpricing can prevent your most eligible buyers from seeing it.
Size: square footage impacts home values because they’re built using more materials. Larger lot sizes mean more privacy. Number of bedrooms and baths: over time, median homes have grown larger. The median home purchased today is a three-bedroom, two-bath home.
Features and finishes: features such as outdoor kitchens and spa baths make a home more luxurious. A home finished with hardwood floors and granite countertops is going to cost more than a home with carpet and laminate countertops.
Condition: most buyers form their first impression of your home before they even get out of their cars. This is “curb appeal,” or the view from the curb that tells the buyer how attractive and well-maintained your home is compared to other homes. In a competitive market, homes with great curb appeal that are in move-in condition are more appealing to buyers than other homes in the price range.
Competition: how does your home’s features compare with others in your locale? Does your home offer a beautiful view or popular features like walk-in closets, separate tub and shower in the master bath and a two-car garage?
Timing: your best chance of selling your home is in the first two weeks of marketing it. Your home is fresh and exciting to buyers and to their agents. If you don’t get many showings or offers, you’ve probably overpriced your home, and it’s not comparing well to the competition. Since you can’t change the location, you’ll have to improve the home’s condition or lower the price.
Location: how does your home compare with similar homes that have sold or are currently for sale in the same area? You might be tempted to list your home for higher than comparable homes in your locale, but most buyers shop by price range and look for the best value in their price range, so overpricing can prevent your most eligible buyers from seeing it.
Size: square footage impacts home values because they’re built using more materials. Larger lot sizes mean more privacy. Number of bedrooms and baths: over time, median homes have grown larger. The median home purchased today is a three-bedroom, two-bath home.
Features and finishes: features such as outdoor kitchens and spa baths make a home more luxurious. A home finished with hardwood floors and granite countertops is going to cost more than a home with carpet and laminate countertops.
Condition: most buyers form their first impression of your home before they even get out of their cars. This is “curb appeal,” or the view from the curb that tells the buyer how attractive and well-maintained your home is compared to other homes. In a competitive market, homes with great curb appeal that are in move-in condition are more appealing to buyers than other homes in the price range.
Competition: how does your home’s features compare with others in your locale? Does your home offer a beautiful view or popular features like walk-in closets, separate tub and shower in the master bath and a two-car garage?
Timing: your best chance of selling your home is in the first two weeks of marketing it. Your home is fresh and exciting to buyers and to their agents. If you don’t get many showings or offers, you’ve probably overpriced your home, and it’s not comparing well to the competition. Since you can’t change the location, you’ll have to improve the home’s condition or lower the price.
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