STEP 01
Plan your sale
Clarify your priorities: timing, desired proceeds, moving plans, and any repairs or preparation you can realistically complete.
RESIDENTIAL · SELLER GUIDE
Sell with a Plan.
Move Forward with Confidence.
A practical guide to preparing, pricing, marketing and selling a home in Greater Houston.
THE HOME SELLING ROADMAP
Eight steps from preparation to closing.
Every property and seller has different priorities. This guide outlines the decisions we'll work through together.
STEP 02
Understand your market position
Review recent comparable sales, current competing listings, condition, location and buyer expectations. Pricing should reflect the market—not just an online estimate.
STEP 03
Prepare your property
Focus on cleaning, decluttering, minor repairs, landscaping and presentation. Discuss major expenses before committing to them.
STEP 04
Create a marketing plan
Professional photography, compelling descriptions, accurate property information and exposure to qualified buyers all matter.
STEP 05
Launch and monitor feedback
Monitor showing activity, buyer feedback and changes in competing inventory. Adjust thoughtfully when the evidence supports a change.
STEP 06
Evaluate offers beyond price
Compare financing, contingencies, earnest money, option periods, closing dates, concessions and the buyer’s ability to perform.
STEP 07
Navigate contract to closing
Coordinate inspections, negotiations, appraisal or financing issues, title requirements, deadlines and agreed repairs.
STEP 08
Understand estimated proceeds
Review an estimated seller net sheet covering expected sale price, loan payoff, brokerage compensation, title expenses, prorations and concessions. Final figures come from the closing statement.
A STRATEGY BUILT AROUND YOU
What could your home sell for?
Pricing, preparation, timing and marketing should work together. Let's review your property's condition and competition before deciding on a listing strategy.
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Helpful details to gather
Recent improvements, ages of major systems, known issues, HOA information, survey if available, ideal timeline and questions about estimated proceeds.
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