On ThinkGlink.com, selling typically refers to selling a home, whether that home is a single-family house, a condominium, a co-op, a townhome, or a vacant piece of land. When you’re selling your home, or any piece of real estate, you need to decide what process you want to follow – whether you want to hire a real estate agent or do a for sale by owner (also known as FSBO). Selling includes, cleaning up and organizing your home, figuring out what the selling price should be, hiring the team you’ll need to sell your property (which might include an agent), potentially staging the home, negotiating the sale and closing on the transaction. Selling also includes getting the word out that your home is for sale by using every marketing means possible, including setting up an individual website for the property, listing it on Craigslist.com, Zillow.com and other sites, telling people at work or in your neighborhood that the property is for sale, and even placing a sign in your front yard. Use
Selling Valuable Doll Collection
Working with a reputable auction house is the best way to go about selling valuable items. The auction house can appraise the collection and the seller can decide how to go about selling the items.
Removal Of Lien Is Buyer’s Responsibility
When you sell a home, the closing agent pays the lender off either by wire transfer the day of the closing or by wire transfer or overnight payment the next business day following your closing. A seller sold a home recently but the lien still has not been filed. The primary concern for the seller should be that the mortgage company was paid off because a lien can take longer to process and is more of a concern for the buyer.
Selling Your Home Requires Proof Of Ownership
When you buy a property it's important to have your name on the title and mortgage, if you have one. If you buy a property with a family member and later decide to sell, but you have no clear documentation showing you're the owner, it could be a problem. Learn the legalities of determining a home's owner to enable selling a home.
If You’re A Seller, You’ve Got To Be Nervous
Selling your home? Expect it to take a while in this market. Buying a home? There are all kinds of new incentives out there to bring you to new properties on the market.
Real Estate Minute: Looking To Get Rid Of A Timeshare?
Real Estate Minute with Ilyce Glink Looking To Get Rid Of A Timeshare? Original Air Date: August 23, 2006
Selling Part Ownership In Home
A homeowner bought a home with two family members and would like to sell her share of the home. The homeowner should not agree to give up her part ownership in the property without being paid first by the other family members. Because she is part owner, she deserves her fair share in the home and it's appreciated value.
Selling Soon? Get Your Paperwork In Order
When you are in the process of selling your home time is a premium. Avoid any selling mishaps by having all your paperwork ready. Here is a comprehensive list of documents you'll need to sell your home.
Selling Home To Family Member
A homeowner would like to sell her home to her son at an affordable price. The son will have to be approved by a lender for the home purchase. If he cannot afford the appreciated price, the owner may be able to sell him the home at a lower price and gift the rest to the son.
Real Estate Minute: Sell Your House With Extra Incentives
Real Estate Minute with Ilyce Glink Want to sell? Give away a car Original Air Date: August 3, 2006
Home Seller Needs Real Estate Attorney To Help With Selling Process
A home owner in Chicago has been offered to sell her home through a real estate consultant. Ilyce warns the seller that she should get several appraisals and hire a good real estate attorney. A real estate consultant may be trying to scam the home seller out of a commission, and a real estate attorney will help the home seller figure things out.