Understand the factors that affect pricing, preparation, timing, and what selling actually costs.
Start with recent comparable sales and current competing properties, then account for your property's location, condition, improvements and features. Request a free, property-specific value review rather than relying on an automated online estimate alone.
Not every improvement produces the same return. Before spending money, compare the likely benefit against the cost and the effect on marketability — Mark can walk through what's worth doing for your specific property.
Market-wide days-on-market figures (see the current market snapshot) are useful context, but individual properties can move much faster or slower depending on price, condition, location and demand.
Potential costs can include commission, escrow/title charges, transfer taxes or fees, repairs, preparation, moving and other transaction-specific expenses. Use the net proceeds estimator below for a rough starting number, then get an estimate for your actual situation.
Remote ownership can add logistics around access, repairs, inspections, signing and property preparation. Plan those items early and lean on Mark's use of text, e-mail and electronic records to keep things moving without being local.
A quick, rough estimate — not a guarantee. Actual net proceeds depend on your final sale price, loan payoff, and the specific costs of your transaction.
Rough estimate only — for informational purposes, not a guarantee of sale price or proceeds. Get a property-specific review for real numbers.
