You may find the checklist below helpful when trying to determine the right list price for your home.
- Review comparable sales with your agent. Use that information to help determine the correct price NOT how much you think you have to have from the sale of your home. Sometimes that number can be a hard pill to swallow. If you want your home to sell you have to face reality!
- Look at your home with the "eyes of a buyer". Be honest with yourself regarding the condition of your property. Anything less than excellent condition means you cannot expect to get top dollar unless you plan to put money into your home to prepare it for sale.
- Want a faster sale? Then expect to price your home below full market value. Positioning your home anywhere from 10% - 30% below market value will help to generate a faster sale.
- Location! Location! Location! This weighs heavily into pricing. If the area around you has declined over the years and neighboring properties appear to be poorly maintained then you cannot expect to sell quickly or for top dollar. You can change the price and condition but you are stuck with your location so make sure you price your home accordingly.
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