Selling your home can be a huge undertaking, especially if it is your first time. A REALTOR® will help you through the process of putting your property on the market and finding the best buyer. REALTORS® provide guidance and advice on how to sell your home quickly and for a great price. If you are ready to sell, the following tips will start you in the right direction. Take off your rose-colored glasses If you have lived in your home for several years, it may be difficult to look at the property with an objective eye. Your REALTOR® can suggest upgrades to increase the value of your Austin real estate and make it appealing to the widest range buyers. For simple ways to increase the value of your home, click here. The “three golden rules” of real estate Location - Buyers look for homes in locations that best suit their lifestyles. They may consider how many parks or schools are located near your property, or they may ask about the history, population and demographics of your neighborhood. A REALTOR® can answer these questions easily and inform buyers or buyers’ agents of all location details. Condition - Your REALTOR® can form a plan to improve your home’s condition, which will attract more buyers and allow you to sell your home for a higher price. Such a plan may include making repairs and changing the functionality of some rooms to make your home more appealing to buyers. Price - Sellers who put their homes on the market without a REALTOR®’S guidance typically price their property unrealistically and have difficulty making the sale. Be sure to work with a REALTOR® who understands the current state of the Austin real estate market and is aware of prices for homes of similar value. Pricing a home correctly at the start eliminates the need for you to reduce your asking price and increases the likelihood that your home will be sold. Make a great first impression Communication is key source: Austin Board of Realtors |
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Tips for Selling a Home in Austin
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