Practical For-Sale-By-Owner (FSBO) Tips, Part 2Contributed by mm | October 26, 2005 5:20 AM PSTNow let us continue our FSBO tip series (first installment here). Your job as the self-agent does not finish after you do all the right things to prepare, price and market your property. Read more…
Practical For-Sale-By-Owner (FSBO) Tips, Part 1Contributed by mm | October 8, 2005 5:11 AM PSTHow should I summarize my first FSBO deal? Read more…
27.12.2007
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Selling Your Home FSBO? Three Tips for a Quick Sale! If you are considering selling your home FSBO (For Sale by Owner) you'll need to think ahead and have a solid plan of action. It is also necessary to put in a good deal of legwork in order to sell your own home, but the money you'll save on real estate agent commissions can make it well worth your time. Read more…
27.12.2007
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So you want to go ahead and try to sell your home in Palm Coast, FL yourself before you get involved with a Realtor. Here are a few pointers you can try out. Read more…
27.12.2007
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In an effort to squeeze as much profit from the sale of a house as possible, many sellers choose marketing shortcuts that, in the long run, end up costing them far more than they save. A quick sale leads to a larger net profit. This article describes one method of speeding up the selling cycle. Read more…
27.12.2007
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How do you know that the store around the block is having a fantastic sale? Either you have received a flyer stating this fact, or you have heard about the sale through word of mouth. The world really cannot revolve without marketing, and items are constantly being sold to you whether you realize it or not. That said, think about your own home as a product that you are trying to sell, and understand that marketing your home is ninety percent of the overall sale. Read more…
27.12.2007
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A real estate purchase agreement is a vital written document required in the purchase and/or sale of a property. It is also referred to as a real estate contract involving two parties - the buyer and the seller. In the U.S., these agreements are required by law to be in writing to be considered legally binding. Read more…
