Selling

 

  Thinking about selling your home?
You've come to the right place.
This section takes you through the steps of selling your property, and offers valuable information and resources for sellers. 

Selling Your Home: Why Use a Realtor?

Some homeowners are tempted to try selling their property without the help of a real estate agent (this is called FSBO: For Sale By Owner). The reality is that selling real estate is a complex and highly specialized field. If you are like most, your home is your biggest asset. An agent will help steer you clear of the many pitfalls, and most importantly, will save you time and money. Here are just a few of the advantages of working with an agent:

• Your agent knows real estate values in your neighbourhood and will help set an agreeable and competitive price on your home.
• Your agent will establish a marketing strategy for your home ensuring that your property is exposed to scores of potential buyers.
• Your agent takes care of the many tasks involved in selling a house (everything from putting up the for sale sign and taking care of paperwork). This saves you time and ensures that the transaction is simple and low-stress for you.
• Your agent is an expert in the home selling process and as such will advise you of your rights, options and obligations.
• Your agent is an experienced negotiator and will work to get you the best price possible.
• Your agent has access to all of the latest tools, technology and tricks of the trade.
• Your agent can recommend the best ways to improve your home's curb appeal.
• Your Royal LePage agent has the support of a national firm and a network of contacts and expertise. 

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• Edge the gardens, clean out debris.
• Pull the weeds and rake the leaves.
•  Prune the plants and wooly shrubs.
• Plant some urns by the entrance and flowers to the beds. 
•  Tidy the garage of winter trappings.
• Dispose of rusty broken garden décor.
• Put out a fresh welcome mat and oil the front door.
• Paint the windowsills, mailbox, and anything else that is looking tired.
•  Place clear light bulbs in exterior fixtures, and ensure burned out bulbs are replaced.
•  Reseal the driveway.
• Hide the garbage cans. 
• Sweep the step.
•  Fix the saggy gutters.
  
  Who says cleaning has to hurt? Get the kids involved! Borrow or buy a power washer and have fun cleaning siding, windows, sills, railings, decking and patio furniture.

Information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed.
Not intended to solicit properties currently listed for sale or individuals currently under contract with a Brokerage.