RELODENVER
HOME
RELOCATION
101
Sell your home. Learn a new city. Buy a new house.
Pack and move. Start a new job. It can be overwhelming! Get tips and tools
to simplify the process
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ACCEPTING
AN OFFER
You may receive an offer fairly
quickly, especially if the market is active. It isn't unusual to receive
an offer the same day your house goes on the market. Most cases will find
you waiting anywhere from 30 to 60 days for your first offer. I can be
frustrating if the offers come in far below your list price or your home
is on the market for several months.
Regardless of this, remember:
Don't rush negotiations.
Take the time to consider all offers carefully, and take time to receive
them in person rather than over the phone. It is important that the terms
are favorable to you and to the buyer.
Decide on the lowest
offer you'll accept.
Decide ahead of time the lowest offer you'll accept and keep that figure
to your self. The number may change during your experience, but it is
important that you not let anyone, most especially the buyer, know what
it is.
Don't get personal.
You want to know as much as possible about the buyer's motivation—and
the buyer wants to know about yours, as well. If possible, avoid discussing
your situation in terms of any need to sell. Don't overreact if you are
presented with an offer you find insulting.
Don't hesitate to
counter.
Even if the market is slow for sellers, it never hurts to counter the
offer, especially if it is low.
Deciding
Whether to Sell
Preparing
to Sell
Setting
a Price
Closing
the Sale
Juggling
a Sale and a Purchase
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Comparative Market Analysis
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please call Diana at ReloDenver at (303) 598-2076, or e-mail
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