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We begin by meeting with you to discuss pricing and strategy, considering both long-term and short-term goals. This conversation helps set realistic expectations for pricing and outlines the journey ahead.
We will walk through your property together and create a checklist of tasks to enhance its appeal. This may include applying a fresh coat of paint, decluttering, removing personal items, and addressing any necessary repairs.
Our goal is to make the home as attractive as possible to potential buyers.
As your agents, we’ll handle meetings with the town to ensure your property meets all necessary regulations.
Addressing compliance issues beforehand reduces the likelihood of buyers using them to negotiate a lower offer.
While a survey is traditionally a buyer’s responsibility, we recommend getting one before listing to expedite the transaction, especially for buyers seeking a quick close. If applicable, this is also a great opportunity to request a Pool Envelope, which can add value by preparing the property for future pool installation.
Once your listing is active on our website, we’ll schedule showings for prospective buyers, initiating the active phase of marketing your home.
Open houses provide an excellent opportunity for buyers to view the property and for us to gather feedback. If needed, we’ll reassess pricing after the initial open houses to align with market expectations. Overpricing can delay the sale, so adjustments may be necessary.
We prioritize transparent communication through your preferred channels—whether by phone, email, or text—to keep you updated at every stage of the process, ensuring a smooth path to closing.
Upon receiving an offer, we’ll promptly review the details with you. Together, we’ll decide whether to accept, counter, or decline, considering both price and terms. Sometimes, the best offer may involve favorable terms rather than just the highest price.
Once an agreement is reached, we’ll generate a memo of sale detailing all relevant terms and parties involved. This memo is shared with the attorneys to streamline the contract process, ensuring everyone is aligned.
After the agreement, the buyer will typically arrange an inspection. While this is their responsibility, we recommend that sellers allow access but remain offsite during the inspection. Please note that the inspection report belongs to the buyer and is not available to the seller unless explicitly shared.
Within 24 hours of closing, the buyer will perform a final walk- through to confirm that the property’s condition aligns with their expectations. It’s advisable for sellers to vacate the premises for this step, which also ensures the home is empty, clean, and ready for its new owner.
On closing day, depending on the arrangement, you may either attend the closing or grant a power of attorney to handle it on your behalf. Once funds are transferred and paperwork is signed, the property will officially change hands, and keys will be handed to the buyer.
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