A comparable market analysis is conducted by real estate agents, buyers and sellers. They use the analysis to evaluate the worth of a property in comparison to similar properties. The real estate agent uses this evaluation to set a price for the property and list it at that price. The price of the property is decided upon by looking at the prices at which similar properties sold within the past year. This property is likely to be sold for a comparable price.
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Showing posts with label Selling. Show all posts
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Monday, May 30, 2011
How to Sell Your Property With Owner Financing
A tough real estate market sometimes means homeowners need to go to extraordinary lengths in order to sell their homes. Foreclosures, falling home values, and picky buyers are making it difficult for some people to sell unless they choose to provide what some home shoppers really want, namely, owner financing, which is also called seller financing.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
The Best Ways to Sell Your Home Yourself
Selling your home yourself can be a satisfying and profitable experience. Nobody knows the quirks of your home or the great points of your house and the neighborhood as well as you do. Since you will be saving yourself a 6 percent (or more) commission on your selling price, you can price your house more aggressively. With an excellent marketing strategy you will find that selling your home is not that difficult. In fact, because you have all of your time available to devote to the task, you might do better than a broker would.
Friday, May 27, 2011
What House Upgrades Will Increase its Value?
Two types of renovations exist: the kind you do purely for your own family's comfort and satisfaction, and the kind you do because you want to increase the value of your property. Your home is a huge investment, and when you make the right kinds of improvements, you're likely to recoup the cost in the final selling price and see a shorter selling period.
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