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Preparing to Sell Your Home

The sooner your home is ready to show, the more interest you will have.
The Damon Michels Team  |  April 25, 2013

Leaping into the sale of your home may work for some, but most home sellers would rather take it slow. Questions on pricing, staging, the current market, and all the steps involved in your home sale are bound to be a bit worrisome.

The right agent can walk you through the entire process and assist you in a relatively stress-free sale of your home, while understanding your timeline. And though you may be anxious to sell while home prices are higher, take the time to walk through the process with your agent to make the best sale.

With recent increases in home pricing, it is more important than ever to make sure your home pricing is on par with your area. No matter the condition of your home, whether being sold in prime shape or as-is, with record low inventories, you may find your home attracts more interest than you had planned.

If you are seeking top dollar on your home, you need to make sure it is properly staged. Touch up paint, tend the landscape, clean up everything, and shift furniture as directed by your real estate agent to have the best success. The sooner your home is ready to show, the more interest you will have since fewer properties are available for sale now.

Over the last month mortgage interest rates have dropped, as well, allowing home buyers to qualify for better rates and larger amounts. Click here to see average current rates as reported by Freddie Mac and good luck in your home sale!

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