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Sell Any Home: Quickly For Top Dollar
Sell Any Home: Quickly For Top Dollar
Sell Any Home: Quickly For Top Dollar
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Sell Any Home: Quickly For Top Dollar

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Learn to sell any home quickly. Selling your home for top dollar means you need a proven strategy. This guide will cover:

•Adding improvements and upgrades to maximize sale price
•Improving the appearance of your home before selling
•Staging your home to attract buyers
•Picking the right agent to market and price your home
•Negotiation tips to get the best terms and price
•Closing the sale so you get paid

These strategies are from my experience as a real estate agent selling properties. And this information, when applied, will sell any home for TOP DOLLAR.

Table of Contents (Overview)

Introduction
I. Before Market: Improvements
II. Before Market: Appearance
III. On the Market: Active Listing
IV. On the Market: Under Contract
Conclusion

LanguageEnglish
PublisherSathish Sekar
Release dateFeb 19, 2017
ISBN9781370600960
Sell Any Home: Quickly For Top Dollar

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    Sell Any Home - Sathish Sekar

    Sell Any Home

    Quickly For Top Dollar

    by Sathish Sekar

    Edition 1.0

    © Copyright 2016 Sathish Sekar. All Rights Reserved.

    Published using Jutoh.

    Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only. Any real estate sales should be done with caution and full awareness of any risks. The content provided in this book was deemed accurate at the time of publication. I do not take any liability for any consequences resulting from the use of the information contained herein. You are responsible for your own choices, actions, and results.

    Table of Contents

    Title Page

    Dedication

    Introduction

    I. Before Market: Improvements

    HVAC

    Energy Efficiency

    Cosmetic Fixes

    Painting

    Flooring

    Roof

    Landscaping

    Kitchens & Bathrooms

    Kitchen

    Bathrooms

    Basement & Attic

    II. Before Market: Appearance

    Staging

    Home Warranty

    Excess Clutter & Tidying

    III. On the Market: Active Listing

    Agent

    Pricing

    Marketing

    Where Do the Best Buyers Look? (MLS)

    Photos

    Real Estate Company

    For Sale Sign

    Everything Else

    Easy to Show Home

    IV. On the Market: Under Contract

    Third Party Negotiation

    Will seller take less than asking price?

    What do we do with multiple offers?

    How to respond to low ball offer?

    Ancillary Professionals

    Inspector

    Contractor/Handyman

    Attorney

    Escrow/Title Company

    While Under Contract

    Conclusion

    Feedback

    Sources

    Dedication

    To those hunting for fortune.

    You are bold and fortune favors the bold.

    Introduction

    Selling your home for top dollar is not about tricks or fancy marketing. Getting top dollar means you need a proven strategy. There will be a trade off between getting top market value and the hassle of the sale. To get the most money from sale it will require more inconvenience, out of pocket expense, and adjusting your expectations.

    This book will discuss how to maximize the return on your property sale. These are proven strategies to get you the most money. This book assumes you are selling a single family house. But the strategies can be applied to other residential real estate that is typically owner-occupied (e.g. condos, duplexes, multiplexes, and even townhouses).

    "Top dollar" means the highest price a qualified buyer will pay in the open market. This top dollar price is not related to how much you paid for the property, what you want to sell for, your mortgage balance, or the cost of improvements.

    The value of residential real estate is mostly comparative in nature. Residential real estate is valued compared to similar properties in the area that have sold recently. An appraiser will use the three most recent sales to establish an opinion of value. But ultimately your home is only worth what a buyer is willing to pay for it. Even if the appraised value is higher than what buyers want to pay.

    Today’s buyers are educated on the real estate market through the INTERNET. Nowadays they have higher expectations for move in ready homes (they see pinterest and real estate TV shows). They prefer homes they can move into without doing cleaning, repairs, or

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