Pricing strategy
List price should reflect market conditions, comparable sales, property condition, and the seller's objectives.
Selling a home
Selling is not only about maximizing price. Timing, equity, next-home financing, repairs, transaction costs, and certainty of closing all affect the decision.
List price should reflect market conditions, comparable sales, property condition, and the seller's objectives.
Repairs, cleaning, staging, photography, and presentation can affect buyer response and marketability.
Price matters, but financing strength, contingencies, credits, timelines, and certainty of closing also matter.
Buyer due diligence and lender appraisal can create negotiation points after contract acceptance.
Mortgage payoff and transaction costs determine how much equity is actually available after closing.
If another purchase is planned, sale timing and proceeds should be coordinated with the next financing strategy.