SELLING
When you’re ready to move on to the next chapter, selling your home should bring you a sense of ease.
SERVING THE PALM BEACH AREAS
Now, more than ever, the expertise of a real estate professional matters in the sale of your home.
As a successful real estate agent, I know exactly what it takes to sell your home. The combination of my keen aesthetic, intuition, and relationships offers you unmatched market insight and service. As your real estate advisor, my #1 goal is to get you the most money for your home while minimizing the stress and time it takes to sell it. From knowing exactly how to prepare your home to creating the right marketing and pricing strategy, I work hard to assure your home will attract the right buyers.
Let the results speak for themselves.
Check out my portfolio to see all my sales!
Selling your home is a responsibility I take seriously. I recognize the unique challenges, timing, and complexities involved in this decision, and I have the strategies and resources to support you every step of the way. Your goals are my priority. Often, this means a fast sale at the best possible price, though sometimes other factors take precedence. No matter the circumstances, I offer my full expertise, meticulous attention, and unwavering commitment to achieving your desired outcome.
Complimentary Home Evaluation
Receive an in-depth estimate of your home's value and find out what potential buyers might pay in today's market.
FAQs
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The three biggest costs of selling include the broker commission, staging, and transfer tax. Other seller costs include property prep (painting, repairs, upgrades), and inspections, many of which are city or state mandated.
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Not a problem. Once we sign an agreement and you hand over the keys, my team and I will project manage the entire sale from start to finish. You can be involved as much or as little as necessary, and you do not need to be here in person for any of it.
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The general rule is, anything that is structural (moving walls, changing floor plan or the envelope), or systems-related (plumbing, electrical), you will need a permit. For bathrooms, any time you take down tile you’ll need a permit. Kitchen remodels with new cabinets need a permit. New roofs and new water heaters need a permit. New windows need a permit. Cosmetic items typically do not need a permit, such as the replacement of floors, countertops, backsplash, paint, light fixtures, hardware, appliances, and vanities that are not built-in.
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Typically, homes that are priced at or over market value spend longer time on market, sell for less than comparable homes, and usually have to undergo multiple price reductions in order to sell. Usually, your best chance at getting the highest price for your home is selling quickly, and pricing low enough to get multiple interested parties, resulting in an offer date and bidding war.
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Your agent is responsible for all of the costs of marketing your home. This includes but is not limited to: a property-specific website, property brochures, mailers, photography, floor plan, video, 3-D walk-throughs, online advertising, paid social media ads, and any publication placements. They should also pay for the cost of any food and beverages at open houses and/or broker tours.
I’d love to help you in the process of buying your new home! If you’re ready to hop on a call and chat about your real estate hopes and dreams, fill out the Buyer’s Questionnaire below and I’ll get in touch shortly.
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