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Once escrow has closed without a hitch and you've handed the keys over to the new owners, you've probably written the selling process off as over. But don't change your state of mind too fast.
In their book, "House Selling for Dummies (Hungry Minds Inc., 1999)," authors...
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Your yard is in perfect order, the front door is freshly painted, the interior is sparkling, and soft music plays lightly in the background. Your house is ready for potential buyers. Or is it?
If you're like other whose home is on the market, you've gone through the steps...
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The process of buying and selling a house is much like the Domino Effect. Everything get's lined up perfectly and when it's time to get things going, you just flip a switch and watch all the pieces fall into place.
But as we all know, not everything falls into place...
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With the median size of new homes on the rise, you might worry about trying to sell your home if it's on the small side.
Indeed, the size of the typical new single-family home continues to grow, according to a National Association of Home Builders report titled "The Next...
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If you're selling your home, your best chance at cooking up a sale is in the kitchen.
For today's home buyer, the kitchen is typically the most important room in the house -- an area where form and function are equally important. Buyers view kitchens as an area that has...
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The ad looks too good to be true -- a home with all the prerequisites you want is on the market in a fabulous neighborhood. The community is near work, the schools are great, there are lots of activities nearby -- and the asking price is competitive.
But when the...
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