Thinking of selling your house on your own?
This “For Sale by Owner Manual” written by a real estate agent is for you!
My end game is that I don’t have one. Would I like to list and sell your house for you? Absolutely. Would hiring me increase your probability to get more money? You bet it would. Would I weaken your position so mine might rise? Hell no. I live by the win-win principle, all parties benefit and if not, we all lose. I will help you any way I can and if this guide is my only contribution, I am glad to have made one.
WHY WOULD I WRITE THIS?
Is it not counterintuitive for me to assist a homeowner wants to sell her or his house independent of an agent? Maybe, but maybe not. I explain this in the guide, Download the guide to find out!
Agents will call
The majority of calls you will get about your house will be from real estate agents who want to list it.
The Right Price
The number one killer of top-dollar dreams is overpricing your house!!!
There are no strings attached to “The For Sale by Owner Guide.” No spam emails, no harassing phone calls (from me). But YOU are WELCOME to contact me anytime you have a question
If you want the guide, download the guide. Doing so does not sentence your email inbox to a barrage of spam from me nor does it mean I will make harassing phone calls. That is not my style. However, YOU are WELCOME to call ME anytime for advise or just a simple question about the process. You have my word on that.
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TOPICS COVERED
OPEN HOUSES
If you do decide to have an open house, here are some tips and suggestions.
DISCLOSURES
When I first started working with home owners selling on their own, my first few questions were about the contract.
OFFERS
Did you know that Kentucky requires an attorney for all real estate transactions?
CONTRACT TERMS
Explained in language you can understand
TYPES OF LOANS
How many do you think there are? I bet there are more than you think.
THE NEGOTIATION
Your house has to sell three times. First is the offer, next – after the inspection, and third – after the appraisal.
INSPECTIONS
Most buyers have inspections to identify any possible issues with the condition of the home. I feel like I have discussed inspections in previous topics so I will not go on here.
APPRAISALS
An appraisal that differs from a home’s purchase price can throw a monkey wrench in the deal and can even stop it in its tracks
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