Get the Straight Facts About What Can Make or Break the Sale of Your Home. Choose Top Realtors.
Selling your home is one of the most important decisions you
will make in your life. How much is it REALLY worth? How long will it take to
sell? How do you handle buyers making undesirable offers?
As top Shreveport-Bossier area Realtors with years of
experience and a proven track record, it is our job to guide you through this
complicated process, from beginning to end. We want you to get the maximum
value for your home, within YOUR time frame. Here are just some of the things
that we will do to market and sell your home:
- Buyers want to buy your home for as little as
possible but we can get you the most! Through detailed comparisons
between your home and recently sold homes, and other properties currently on
the Shreveport-Bossier market, together we can determine what your home is
really worth in today's market. In the industry this is called a Comparative
Market Analysis or CMA. We will do this for you, for free.
- Buyers have their own timelines, which might not be
yours! We make sure they don't waste your time by qualifying them as to
their real ability to afford your home.
- More buyers interested in your Shreveport-Bossier
home means more money in your pocket when it is sold. Our extensive
marketing of your home assures you of maximum value. For example, this web site
will market your property all across the web. It will appear on Yahoo Real
Estate, Microsoft MSN HomeAdvisor, and other top national sites. We can place
your home on our web site within a few minutes time!
- When we begin marketing your home, we will
immediately notify all the buyers that we are helping find their ideal home.
We'll also notify all the Realtors in this area that we work with, who
quickly tell their homebuyers. It is a powerful way to jump-start the sale of
your home!
- You and a member of my team or I will walk through
your home together. We will advise you how to present your property to
maximize its selling price. Some improvements are worth it, and some are not!
Be careful.
- Contracts are complicated, and intimidating.
You don't want to go to a closing with some doubts. You will have the
full benefit of our Shreveport-Bossier real estate experience and knowledge for
a smooth and successful closing. We recommend that you do not sign on any
dotted lines without asking us first.
- We will make sure you conform to any and all
Louisiana statutory disclosure requirements. We will also inform you of
any inspections that you should consider having done ahead of time to smooth
the negotiating process with buyers, and to ensure a successful escrow and
closing.
You pay no up front costs for our services! So
you can bet that we will work hard to get your home sold, for as much as this
market will possibly bear. We will also work within your time frame and your
needs. For example, sometimes it can be hard to sell and move out of your
current home, and buy and move into a new home, all at the same time! We can
help smooth this out.
Call or email us. Ask for a free In-Home
Presentation. We will come to your Shreveport-Bossier home or office, and
present you a plan that details exactly how we will market your home. There is
absolutely no obligation so don't let this opportunity pass. It is part of our
job as top real estate agents to offer you this service.
Fill out this form. Tell us a bit about your
house, and your particular needs, and we'll get back to you quickly...
Disclosure Laws >Avoiding Delays During Escrow
Unforeseen problems can arise during escrow, and closing dates are never set in stone! Lenders, appraisers, title attorneys, credit check services, or anyone who is involved in the transaction could potentially delay a closing. Stay in close touch with your real estate agent, who will notify you of deadlines and help you deal with delays.
Well-written sales contracts are the key to avoiding problems during escrow. For example, provisions can be included in the agreement that require the buyer to provide evidence of sufficient funds for down payment and closing costs, or to present proof of the ability to obtain homeowner's insurance. Because of new restrictions on insurance policies, the mortgage lender may require insurance before funding the loan.
There is also a section in the sales contract wherein the seller makes a warranty to the buyer of the condition of the property. It is important to make sure that this clause is modified to reflect the seller's transfer disclosure statement. If this is not done, the seller could be required to repair items that are found to be dysfunctional or faulty, and this could add time to the escrow period.
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What was the first territorial acquisition made by the U.S. Government?
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The Louisiana Purchase from France in 1803 for $15,000,000 increased U.S. national territory by 140%. |
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