One advisor handles your sale from valuation to closing. Defensible pricing, professional photography and buyer screening. We charge only when it sells.
You bring the ID, title deed and, if applicable, the property tax record. We handle everything else.
Market analysis for your neighborhood, real comparables, and a defensible price range, not an inflated one.
Professional photography, virtual tour, and floor plan. That's what decides whether someone books a visit.
Promoted across our channels, portals, and the buyer network already searching in your area.
We screen prospects, negotiate, and walk you through the deed signing to the final signature.
What comes up before someone hands us a property. If your case is not here, write to us directly.
Talk to an advisor →Nothing up front. The valuation, the photography and the listing are on us. The commission is agreed in writing before we start and is paid at closing: if it does not sell, you pay nothing.
From real comparable closings in the same area and the same format, not from what the neighbour is asking. An asking price is not a sale price, and listing above the market burns the listing during the first weeks, which are the ones that bring the most viewings.
It depends on the area and on whether the opening price is defensible. What we watch closely is the first month: if it goes by with no viewings and no offers, the problem is the price, and we review it with you using data rather than a hunch.
ID, the title deed and the property tax paid up to date. If there is a mortgage still running, co-owners or an unsettled estate, say so at the start: it does not stop the sale, but it changes the timeline and it is far cheaper to sort out before a buyer is waiting.
We do. Before booking a viewing we confirm what the person is looking for and how they plan to pay: approved financing, their own funds, or nothing yet. That is what keeps you from opening your house twelve times for three real buyers.
It depends on whether the primary-residence exemption applies to you, how long the deed has been in your name and the size of the transaction. The notary runs that calculation, not the agency, and it is worth asking for it before you accept an offer: it changes what you actually take home.
The valuation is free and commits you to nothing. You leave with a defensible price range and a plan to sell.
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