Selling your home faster is possible

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Are you thinking of selling your home soon? Are you worried it will take a long time? Don’t worry, as there are ways to speed up the selling process.

Using this guide, you can find great tips to help you sell your home quickly.

Additionally, you can also download my free 30-page booklet, the Ultimate Home Seller’s Guide.

Use professional images

It is a great idea to use professional images for your property listing. You will gain lots of benefits from a faster selling time and more interest. 

It makes huge sense to invest in High-Quality Images from an expert company for your listing. These will entice potential buyers and show off your home in its best light. Hiring a professional for professional images will go a long way in speeding up your selling time.

Saying yes to cash buyers

Selecting a cash buyer for the sale of your home is a wise idea if you want to sell it fast. Cash is a lot easier to manage and process. Hence, it will take a lot less time to move out of your home and into your new home. 

Most cash buyers will offer a lower price. This is fine as you will pay less tax and expenses. You will still gain a similar profit but make it quicker to sell your home. Run the numbers and see if the reduced price will save you in time, carrying costs such as property taxes and mortgage payments, etc.

Have all the information ready

Most potential buyers will have lots of questions to ask. Make sure you are prepared for these and have all of the information ready.

When you can answer every question a buyer has, it will increase their interest. They will want to find out as much about the house as possible. When you can answer everything, they will be satisfied and want to move on to the next stage.

Be prepared to move to your new place soon

You don’t want to be stuck with nowhere to live if you sell your home fast and have nowhere to go.

It is smart to get a new home prepared so that you can move out quickly. You will have a smoother transition if everything is ready and waiting. It can be scary having nowhere to live so protect yourself and get something ready.

Fix the house before you list it

If your current house has a lot of damage, make sure to repair it so that the house is in its best condition when you sell it. If there is less to fix for the new owners, they will be more interested. When buyers see things are damaged, they might ask for you to fix them before the move-in. This will slow down the selling process.

Fix up the house before you list it and you will guarantee to have a more satisfactory and faster sale.

Here’s a link to my handy downloadable booklet and checklist on Preparing Your Home for Sale.

It contains:

  • Thoughts on what to repair or renovate and where to draw the line.
  • What you should do with buyer’s shoes (other than ask them to remove them as they walk through the house).
  • A series of follow-up emails with even more thoughtful tips, hints, and resources, only available if you have signed up for the free resource library.
  • Things to think about if you have pets.

If you’d like to review some of the DIY renovation projects I’ve carried out in homes that we’ve renovated (over 70 homes so far) and flipped, visit “the blog” part of my website and scroll through all of the DIY options. Each comes with step by step instructions and most have free downloadable tutorials along with them for you to print and keep for when you need them.

If you decide do to some renovation, the Renovation Guide may help you to stay organized and on budget.

Using this guide, you can guarantee to sell your home faster. A professional listing and a property in its best condition will entice buyers. Plus, it will encourage them to pay more. Hence, you can sell fast and for a good profit.

About the author
marciasocas
HI! I'm the Broker of Castro Realty Group, a real estate company I've owned since 2001. I love all things home related, including real estate, renovations, home flipping, home décor, and crafts.

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