Answers by Nancy Phander

This means that you, as seller, do not intend on making any repairs to the property as part of the sale process. You might have to set the sale price taking into account the condition of the property and reduced the price accordingly. As for the best price I would have to see the property to give you more of an idea

No need to do that! We got you covered. One of our services is to hire a photographer so you can get quality photos of your home.

Closing costs are paid according to the terms of the purchase contract made between the buyer and seller. Usually the buyer pays for most of the closing costs, but there are instances when the seller may have to pay some fees at closing too.

An inspection helps the home buyer learn about the home. A home inspector will also see if there are any major things that could be wrong with the home. Appraisal are usually required by lenders and the only time it could help the buyer is when the home does not appraise.

1. Check out the local housing market in person 2. Talk to an agent in person at an open house 3. Compare real estate agents online 4. Get a referral 5. Meet with at least three agents 6. Ask the right questions 7. Explain your communication preferences 8. Clarify your motivation to sell 9. Discuss selling strategy and number of showings 10. Agree on all the important details