We help clients sell their homes

Our process-driven approach to pricing, listing, and marketing homes has proven results. Let us partner with you to sell your home.

How We Serve Our Clients

Neighborhood Experts

We walk our clients through the selling process from start to finish. We understand the market and we know how to maximize your homes value.

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If you are ready to sell your home, we can help. Start by filling out the form below or give us a call to get a free evaluation and hear about our process.

From Start to Finish

We understand the selling process and ensure our clients can navigate it with ease. We communicate every step of the way and are ture advocates.

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Buy or sell your home with our team. House evaluation, inspections, negotiations, and other services are part of our process and ensure our clients get the full value of their home.

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Here are the most frequently asked questions about selling your home

Can I determine how much my home is worth from an internet website?

NO! Websites such as Zillow and Trulia are commonly referred to as third-party real estate websites. Third-party real estate websites provide estimated house values across the United States, so they don’t account for real local market values. They use computer-generated house values based on calculations and formulas.

What should I disclose to potential buyers?

It’s important to disclose to potential buyers anything you are aware of in your house. If you’re aware of defects with a roof, appliance, or house in general, you’re always going to be better off being honest and upfront. Whenever possible, fixing defects before going on the market is best.

What is the difference between the list price and the sale price?

The list price is the price a house is currently listed for sale at. The sale price is the price a house is sold at.We are able to suggest a list price that ends up being very close to the final sale price.

Should I price my home higher to leave room for negotiations?

This is a common pricing mistake. Many sellers believe they should price their house higher than what their realtor recommends in order to leave room for negotiations and low-ball offers. A well-priced house will sell quickly and close to the listing price. Pricing high to leave room for negotiations can actually cost you more money than if you price to reflect the market value.