Home Selling Made Simple
Selling properties these days is a breeze through the unique new website iBidBroker.com. Through this site, real estate owners simply have to post the property for sale, add in a few key details about the property, wait to receive proposals from multiple real estate agents who are bidding to get the listing, and then simply wait for the property to be sold by whichever agent they decide to list with. If a home seller is tired of the old ways of finding a real estate agent to sell their property, such as comparing grainy black and white headshots in a local paper, sorting through mountains of fliers, or scratching down a phone number off of a bus shelter ad, then iBidBroker is just in time to help. The site aims to simplify the process of selling properties by taking care of the most important step: Matching a qualified agent with a property owner.
The proposals that a seller will receive consist of information such as the amount their property may be able to sell for, a descriptive marketing plan, the agents related experience, and the sales commission rate they charge. Every seller has the ability to study and compare each proposal, then select the best among them. The more accurate information that the seller provides when signing up, the more detailed the proposals will end up being. Sellers may even get offers from real estate agents who have sold properties in their neighborhood in the past, which may give them an advantage when it comes to selling the property for top dollar.
Before an owner decides to list his or her property, the owner must first make sure that the property is in the most valuable condition it can be in, in order to get potential buyers interested and excited about it. First impressions are extremely important, as many people will make up their mind about a property simply by driving past it. If the property seems to be inviting and friendly, then buyers will be more likely to want to take a tour and investigate what the property has to offer, which could ultimately lead to a sale. You may choose to hire a third party or simply ask a friend for their first impression of the property, and ask what improvements they would suggest. If you choose to wait until after you select a real estate agent to list with, it may significantly slow down the sales process, or the agent may advise you to take a lower price for the home for a quicker sale.
Owners should keep the lawn mowed, the windows cleaned, and necessary repairs of fixtures made, including the display of the house address numbers, and ensure all indoor and outdoor lights are fully functional. Removing unnecessary clutter and furniture is also helpful. A minimal count of furniture helps the property appear bigger and more spacious, and it also helps prospective buyers imagine their own furniture in the property. Owners of rather large homes might also consider hiring services from professional cleaning crews to attend to every detail of cleaning. A thorough cleaning is essential not only aesthetically, but also because it will help keep pests or rodents away, which are an instant turn off for most buyers. If doing the cleaning yourself, pay most attention to the kitchen and bathrooms. It is difficult for a buyer to imagine themselves eating all of their future meals in a messy or dirty kitchen. For the bathrooms, if the toilet, lavatory or shower curtains are stained, consider replacing them with new ones. A buyer may devalue your house by thousands over an improvement you could make for hundreds.
Paying attention to these details and taking care of them before listing with a real estate agent will allow your agent to market the house easier, price it higher, and close a sale sooner. You can also expect that any qualified agent or realtor who sees your listing on iBidBroker.com will be able to recognize the extra effort your put into the property, which will most likely mean more bids to get your listing, and possibly lower commission rates as well!
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