Jenny Creath

Hi George, this is a great question and a lot of it depends on the location and condition of the home. I'm sure you've heard that December and January are typically the slowest months due to the holidays, but if your home is in great condition, priced right and in a great location and inventory is low where you are located then that might be a good time for you to sell. However, if the property needs work and you are not in a position to fix it up then you might want to list during the peak spring/summer selling season and price it accordingly to factor in the repairs, so more eyes can get on it. Since you are not in a rush, I highly recommend having a consulation with a REALTOR in your market to discuss pros and cons and timing and what works best for you in your individual situation.